Only reason I need Windows is for Flight Simulator. If it weren’t for that I’d be on Linux for sure.

Just seems like a better design would be if no bolts existed (like from them loosening over time and falling off), it would still be sealed perfectly fine. The obvious failure point is the bolts and seems they could do better.

I don’t get why they don’t just make it a bit bigger on the inside so that when pressurized, the pressure itself seals it. Seems like a fail safe solution instead of this shadiness.

CD-RW isn’t compatible on many basic CD players like CD-Rs are so unless you have a player that you know supports RW, it’s usually best to go with R.

Bingo. People just use what’s on the phone at the start.

Far cry 5 is one of my favorite far cry games so I definitely recommend it.

I believe they did but were of the understanding he’d go back to OpenAI if the board changed their mind (like what happened). It was basically his golden parachute.

I don’t believe that’s true, some of the debris more than likely made it back to the ground over the ocean. There are weather radars that picked up the debris and they don’t scan super high up into the atmosphere.

Oh sorry I was coming from the perspective of running ads on your website.

Clicking on the ad is what triggers a charge (in terms of cost). Simply showing the ad is basically worthless. At least that’s how it was a while back when I was running a website and I had ads on it. The trick to getting bigger payouts was to make the ads look like part of your content and no so out of place. Twitter is doing just that and typically it is against the terms of use for ad networks, but since it’s their own network I guess that doesn’t really matter.

Plus this is a quickly evolving technology so limits and stuff are always changing.

I work in the IT field and in the last 5 months or so the amount of users getting into sticky situations (fake virus warnings, notification hijacking, etc) has skyrocketed. I kept thinking they were visiting shady sites, but finally I found out it’s the ads on google search results. It’s ridiculous how shady the ads are and I completely blame google. The notification feature in chrome is the stupidest thing ever with how easy it is for sites to take advantage of ignorant users.

Nope, no extensions for Firefox on iOS unfortunately.

Something unique about the Brave browser is that it allows me to use filter lists to block ads. I can insert my own custom lists too which is cool.

I haven’t found another browser that allows this on iOS (other than safari with extensions).

A Washington post article I was reading yesterday said google pays apple $19 billion this year to be the default browser on iPhones.

Infuse is only $10 per year and that includes on your Apple TV and iPhone. It really is quite slick and looks really good.

Same here and also haven’t noticed any heat issues. Admittedly though I’m not running resource heavy apps for long like some people do.

I have a friend with a 14 pro and she’s been having tons of heat issues since upgrading to iOS 17 so perhaps it’s not a 15 specific issue.

Disagree somewhat. They need to put hall sensors in the controller so that precision is improved and drift is a thing of the past. I would also like better YBAX buttons as I find button presses arent registered 100% of the time. Also the vibration motors rattle so having a haptic type feature without spinning vibrators would be nice.

This holds true (for me) across various series controllers including the elite 2.

Wouldn’t surprise me if they lock it to the windows store. I hope I’m wrong!

Same here. I’ve moved to Avelon which I strongly recommend you trying out. It’s legit.

Once memmy starts getting updates again I may switch back but gotta say, Avelon may have me hooked.