The cloud was also more expensive than rolling your own, but you couldn't do that because the megacorps hired all the programmers. Then they realized hardware was cheaper than manpower, so those programmers were let go and the megacorps just bought up all the hardware to make sure nobody can run their own models.

I always found it weird how most CPU benchmarks target video editing. Doesn't video editing software use the GPU anyway?

Atlassian is making dev tools though, so in their case the sales slump is because other companies are also cutting jobs "because of AI". BTW issues cascading like this is often how a depression starts...

"Consoles" have essentially been PCs for the last couple generations. There is nothing surprising in that an AMD machine with a MS operating system on it can run PC games. My guess is that it took more effort in the past to prevent gamers from doing that.

Vin Diesel should sue them.

Wait, are you using a spreadsheet for safety critical stuff?

Or you could do it properly and use a text based format plus git.

If Naver and Kakao are weakened or pushed out and Google later raises prices,

This has already happened in other countries. Google Maps pushes out the competition using low prices, then proceeds to raise prices by more than 1000%, up to an eyewatering $0!

Look on the bright side, maybe now that nobody can afford a new phone the right to repair movement will gain some traction.

Yes, it's of utmost importance to select the right crew that's not landing on the Moon.

Well yes, we already have plenty of banking/"security" apps that will only run on a phone. Now strictly speaking Android is Linux, but it's getting locked down tighter and tighter.

Why not both?

You can now finally change the keybindings. Better late then never I guess.

Why should maintainers waste their time on someone who not only generates 100% of the code, but doesn't even care to write the PR or at least reply in person? There is no point in accepting generated code, once AI code gets good enough the maintainers can simply generate code themselves without wasting time arguing with chatbots and opening themselves up to difficult to detect supply chain attacks.

Maybe now they will let me use my own router.