Great analogy!
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I wonder who'll follow suit.
'Unacceptable level of risk': Canada bans TikTok from federal government devices
nationalpost.com
'Unacceptable level of risk': Canada bans TikTok from federal government devices
'Unacceptable level of risk': Canada bans TikTok from federal government devices
Directive comes as federal government is embroiled in questions about foreign interference by China in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections.
NGL, would be extremely amusing seeing everybody move from Twitter to Blue Sky. Leaving Elon with.. himself.
www.firstpost.com
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey launches new social media platform Bluesky to rival the bird app
Jack Dorsey, Twitter's former CEO and founder launched his own social media platform today, called Bluesky. Bluesky is based on the principle of allowing users to build a shared and open social media platform.
They probably need more money to invest in the Metaverse.
Meta to lay off 10,000 more workers after initial cuts in November
www.cnbc.com
Meta to lay off 10,000 more workers after initial cuts in November
Meta to lay off 10,000 more workers after initial cuts in November
Meta is laying off 10,000 more employees following a major round of job cuts in November.
Firefox now can edit PDFs, straight in your browser. (article from October, only noticed this now)
Firefox’s latest update adds a nifty PDF editing feature
www.pcworld.com
Firefox’s latest update adds a nifty PDF editing feature
Firefox's latest update adds a nifty PDF editing feature
Firefox 106 helps eliminate one of the great hassles of the modern web browser: dealing with PDF files.
www.pcworld.com
Another dead Google product
RIP (again): Google Glass will no longer be sold
arstechnica.com
RIP (again): Google Glass will no longer be sold
RIP (again): Google Glass will no longer be sold
Sales have already ceased, and support ends later this year.
Absolutely yes. Not everything needs to be a touchscreen.
Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons in Cars Because Touchscreen Controls Are Dangerous
www.thedrive.com
Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons in Cars Because Touchscreen Controls Are Dangerous
Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons in Cars Because Touchscreen Controls Are Dangerous
Hyundai knows you like to keep your eyes on the road, and it's giving you the controls to do just that.
www.thedrive.com
Took 'em long enough to realize this, but I'm all for it.
The Glorious Return of a Humble Car Feature
Automakers are starting to admit that drivers hate touchscreens. Buttons are back!
slate.com
The Glorious Return of a Humble Car Feature
Automakers are starting to admit that drivers hate touchscreens. Buttons are back!
The Glorious Return of an Old-School Car Feature
Automakers are starting to admit that a new car technology didn’t work out.
I'm.. confused. I was always under the impression Apple devices (smartphones in particular), last extremely long. Hell, my iPhone is 5 years already, still running great with the newest iOS. Looks like they're attacking the wrong company imo.
France is fighting to save your iPhone from an early death / French prosecutors have launched an investigation into the scourge of planned obsolescence
arstechnica.com
France is fighting to save your iPhone from an early death / French prosecutors have launched an investigation into the scourge of planned obsolescence
France is fighting to save your iPhone from an early death
French prosecutors have launched an investigation into the scourge of planned obsolescence.
Let's get this price dropping party started!
Intel drops the bomb on Nvidia and AMD by lowering prices on the A750 to just $199.
www.pcworld.com
Intel drops the bomb on Nvidia and AMD by lowering prices on the A750 to just $199.
Intel slashes Arc A750's already-great price to just $199
Intel's unbeatable deal for the Arc A750 just got even more unbeatable-er.
www.pcworld.com
Reddit may force Apollo (which is what I use on my phone) and other third-party clients to shut-down, they're asking 20 MILLION DOLLARS per year for the APi fees. Bad move for sure.
9to5mac.com
Reddit may force Apollo and third-party clients to shut down, asking for $20M per year API fee
Following Twitter’s move to shut down third-party apps earlier this year, it looks like Reddit may be the next platform...
9to5mac.com
They're done.
