YouTube is way more than content creators. Just last night I watched an hour long episode of PBS news hour, an hour long EDM concert that was live in Europe a few days ago and then fell asleep to a bunch of clips from late night comedy shows. These aren’t struggling content creators, these are all from huge content providers that I’d have to track down separately if they weren’t on YouTube. Anything on Netflix I just pirate because tv shows and movies are easy to get.
That’s definitely the Pensytucky region chiming in
You know what would magically appear in 30 seconds tho? A Google images search. Not sure why people need a video when Heimlich posters have been doing the job for decades and are easily found online
I usually take mounted tvs off the mount in hotels to plug in my Chromecast w/Google tv, but this one looks tough!
I wake up in the body of someone else with the same residue of Cheetos in my mouth as the other person ate before bed? Seems like a lot of effort
I had the same worry when it happened to signal
I just switched to reolink and am working to set up self hosting for this reason
In a functional society we would see the government regulate enshitification and protect consumers, but at least in the US, we are not seeing that. Only hope is that the EU can curb this trend somehow and the world follows suit
Im only half joking here but I bet the problem is because the probe is trying to send a signal to India, but modi already had them change everything to say Bharat so now the probe can’t communicate with an unknown server or something
Did anyone read this article? I believe it is written by AI because it makes no sense to me. I read peer reviewed publications from clinical trials for a living yet still had no idea what the biomarker they identified was called or how it was correlated with depression. Also was unclear to me why ozone was mention early in the article. Suggest mods take this down unless I’m missing something major here.
Where are all the holo screens I was promised?
Samsung phone with iMessage*
We made breakthroughs in recent yeara at harvesting alien technology from the crashed Roswell ships, leading to all of these “AI chips” and crazy speeds
We have tests, we have treatment, we have cultural awareness and more common preventative sex practices in at risk individuals, we have huge public health apparatus domestically and internationally to trace and track cases, we have drugs that keep HIV from turning into AIDS, we have drugs to “prep before you have sex” to prevent transmission. I think using the word AIDS and pandemic in the same sentence is a bit alarmist at this point. However I also think to say it’s “cured” is also a step too far. It is a deadly communicable disease that we have made exponential strides in managing over the last 3 decades
It’s honestly gotten so good now and lead me to learn so much more about storage hardware and home servers
The business advertised something to differentiate itself from the free market, it’s not the free markets fault if the business cannot sustain what it advertised
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You mean this part where the article doesn’t say if the pros are going to have USB 3 or thunderbolt, and therefore I suspected it was going to be thunderbolt?
If you were going to bring the snark, at least bring the quote to help others too
Although the new info doesn’t state what kind of speeds the Pro phones will offer, it’s anticipated they will be in the neighborhood of USB 3.2, which tops out at 20Gb/s. At the same time, Apple currently uses a Thunderbolt 3 port on its iPad Pro, which can hit 40Gb/s. Even if Apple went with USB 3.0 for the base model (4.8Gb/s), it could still quadruple that by offering USB 3.2 on the Pro phones. But it sounds like the company isn’t interested in providing fast transfer rates on its standard models.
I expect the pro max to have thunderbolt and normal iPhone to have this slow USB.