RCS is a terrible standard. But China wants it, so Apple is forced to add it.

This memory has1/4 the bandwidth of M series Mac’s. It may be possible to match current memory with 4 chips. But that would take a lot of room. And that leaves little room for growth.

Which uses Chrimium as its core with slightly different window dressing on top.

My family sent me TikTok’s. I rarely use it, but have it installed for this purpose.

Why not build your own? There are a lot of raspberry pi projects out there. Like https://openframe.io

We taught our daughter to count starting at zero. Her kindergarten teacher was not amused.

Because of what someone wrote hundreds of years ago.

Tea? From the tea bag?

You are both correct. They do stop things that would be ok, on say, a windows machine. For example, intercepting text messages at the system level. It prevents a lot of mischief but also stops legitimate software.

But we can already look at the Android market for guidance on what will happen. Few Android users venture out of the official store. It will take a large company with must-have apps to get people to go to another marketplace. Like Steam, Epic, or Facebook. Companies that either want to keep their cut or want to collect data to sell. This will likely not matter at all for small developers. They don’t have the clout.

They are not common because it is possible to use them incorrectly and cause a fire.

A route back? I doubt China is willing to free Hong Kong just to save tourism.

They did not win a majority.

In the US we are seeing a lot of cheap products that are supposedly USB-C. Like the flashlight I got for Christmas. But they will only charge with a USB-A to USB-C cable. They are basically USB-A chargers with a different shaped plug. They will not charge with a real USB-C cable. Is this also true in the EU?

But this law is going to make changing when a better standard should take over difficult. Imagine if this was passed 5 years ago when the terrible one sided USB was common. The only group that will have the power in the future to update it is the USB group, and that is a group of manufacturers that have a driving goal of absolute cheapness at heart, not innovation. This is a terrible law.

Those targets seem unrealistic even without driving off a core group of heavy users.

And emergency crews carry the tool to cut them open if needed.

True. But what if Tesla has to pay a billion for producing software that runs people over? They probably would not have beta software on the road.

If you want to kill someone in the US with little consequences, run them over with a car.

I didn’t think legal contract could contain “forever”? Which is why Disney’s contract has the death of the last living monarch.

Their terrible business practices is why I refuse to use Adobe. I have heard too many horror stories.