Firefox was always my "tried and true browser of choice", but it's been running continuously since before 57 came out so it hasn't updated yet.
When it does I'll lose some extensions I really quite liked, so I'm hanging on to see if they receive updates. I expect the more popular ones will in time, and the more obscure ones I wouldn't be able to replicate by switching browser anyway - so either way I expect to end up on Firefox 57, possibly with some switching to alternate or equivalent extensions in the process, possibly somewhat pissed off by the fact that I needed to.
Betteridge proposed that any headline ending in a question mark could be answered with "No"
I would hereby like to propose that any headline of the form "X could be Y by Z" can be answered with "So could my butt"
I'm not sure that follows - self-awareness would require the computer to be running software that produces self-awareness. You can't just wire together an absurd amount of processing power and expect it to "wake up" of its own accord. Without the right algorithm to run it would still just be an inert lump of silicon.
Equally you could have the infinitely fast computer run some other program... if it were devoted to calculating digits of pi then it would hypothetically be able to calculate all infinitely-many of them in a finite period of time (because "infinitely fast" is a logical absurdity) but it still wouldn't ever need to contemplate its own existence in the process.
LG G4?
The battery is only 3000 mAh (which given the new efficiencies in Android is plenty), but it has everything else.
The use of money is all the advantage there is to having money. -- B. Franklin