Ha! This is true. I'm a year-round motorcyclist in a desert area. Below about 102, the air is somewhat cooling when you get moving (dry climate). About about 105, it feels like being in a huge hairdryer.

Soaking your shirt before you start helps a bit for a while.

Also 9% of households in India have A/C.

What is that figure in Phoenix?

The ransomware insurers will probably force them to do some things like 2FA.

It's a horrible outcome all around - the crooks got paid so they'll come back stronger; the company lost $1B (largely in destroyed value that is not recirculating in the economy) and finally the patients, millions of whose records were exposed, or even delayed care.

Maybe, just maybe, just like in the 80s when the personal computer finally broke the mainframe monopolies and freed us from insufferable BOFHs on power trips and insane pricings, someone or something will come along to break the cloud monopolies.

And then we'll be free again, until the next bunch of suckers lets history repeat itself once more. But I'll be long dead by then.

Because human nature is not at all as Marx envisioned it.

According to the article one of the claims really is about citation: "The newspapers also claim OpenAI and Microsoft removed copyright management information, like journalists' names and titles, from their work when the information they reported was cited in answers to queries. "

So even if the unique generated text doesn't violate copyright, by not generating "copyright management information" pertinent to some facts they could still be infringing some aspect of copyright law? Interesting. Seems to me this practice is ubiquitous within the news industry, otherwise every story would have a bibliography like a scientific paper.

The news outlets should step cautiously here because a whole lot of what they do is repeat each other without attribution. AP and UPI formalize it to a degree, but I bet actually tracing the provenance of stories would reveal a lot of what you call "copyright violation" (although copyright doesn't actually cover facts/information per se).

Or not. First attempt was based on Bolshevik communism, second attempt will be based on Chinese-type pseudo-"communism"

If that succeeds it will be because Russia has become a Chinese vassal state. I mean look at this.

I just don't want to know how much these employees were paid to jump ship... not out of concern for apple or google, just simple jealousy. I bet their new salaries are amazing.

Hey, nobody says how many "kilocalories" are in a cheeseburger...

I should add that I do use it as a laptop screen adequately for brief periods, maybe 45 minutes. But it doesnâ(TM)t really make sense to me to use it rhat way when the laptop is already sitting in my lap.

  The advantage is that you can do things on your laptop without removing the AVP. That eliminates the need to swap devices. â"e.g., âContinuityâ(TM). But itâ(TM)s not really my go to laptop external display⦠Immersed app might change that if I can have 5 screens on my MacBook. That would be cool. They say itâ(TM)s been submitted to the App Store⦠so itâ(TM)s available for a subscription soon.

But only a hamster that you don't like.

How do you arrest someone in absentia ?

This is just my experience. If your vision is perfect, you might experience it differently.

Maybe one issue is generation loss. You take the output of the laptop and map it to a plane in a 3D environment, then you manipulate that plane in a sphere, then you distort the entire thing to correct for optical issues with the compound lenses, then you donâ(TM)t have the same quality as the original laptop output.

But thereâ(TM)s probably a multi-factor solution involving all of the above components and maybe software can sharpen things with the VR equivalent of Microsoft ClearView (invented by Steve Wozniak for the Apple II). So thereâ(TM)s a chance Apple can tighten up Vision OS and make it viable on this generation of AVP. Also, maybe itâ(TM)s just my eyes and yours are better? Will you use the Zeiss inserts and will they be a perfect diopter correction for you or just an appropriate correction?

https://www.hypervision.ai/app...