The performance metrics for AI must be how many API calls or prompts are generated - and that's it. All AI investors just keep shoving it everywhere they can in the hope someone will eventually get something useful out of it.
The last straw for me was CoPilot in Notepad. What's next? CoPilot in Terminal, so you can "prompt engineer" your CLI commands?
Has Fedora started allowing non-free drivers? Macs normally need non-free Broadcom firmware for wifi.
Better yet, the minimal install. CLI-only comes with the desktop kernel instead of the server one.
+1 Interesting if I could.
I agree about New Vegas, but the brown eventually wore me down. Cavemen had paints, why hasn't anyone in this massive city mixed up a spot of colour?
used company's name as part of his handle and it definitely was something directly linked to Phonedog
But when he left, he changed the handle's name. So why should they still have a claim to it? Why can't he just create a brand new handle called @PhoneDog_Noah and give _that_ to them?
Because that new account will have 0 followers and 0 exposure, and no links to the company (except for PhoneDog in the name). The account he used to promote the stories was (presumably) followed by people interested in the stories. It's the followers the company is interested in getting.
This seems to me to be a pretty legitimate case (but IANAL, nor have I RTFA). Noah's last tweet when he left PhoneDog should have been along the lines of "I'm no longer employed by PhoneDog, but my new account is @noahkravits. Expect more insightful tech stories to be posted on there.".
I'm confused. You hate The Elder Scrolls, but like it's formula, and played through Fallout 3, which is "The Elder Scrolls with guns", twice.
Is this a masochism thing?
Really troll much? No it's about being able to do with my phone what I want not what SJ wants including saving and moving files, FTP
Prompt is a pretty good SSH client, available on the App Store. Unless of course you're talking about running an SSH server on your phone. To what practical end? So you can SMS someone through CLI?
I don't see a need for an FTP client on my iPhone, but a quick google brings up http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ftp-on-the-go/id286479936?mt=8. Are you actively using your iPhone as an FTP server? Is that a workaround for using it as file storage or what? If you need to FTP in to transfer files, why not host an FTP server at home and just login to that instead?
AirVideoServer will transcode and stream pretty much every video format to the iPhone, if it's needed. Are you having trouble ripping your DVDs/BluRay's to a video format iTunes/iPhone can play?
Presumably you want anyone to have access to your RSS feed, so surely just using "Public" would meet the requirement. All people have to do is add you to their circles.
All I hear from fanboys/girls is "omg why won't it work".
Android fanboys/fangirls? Doesn't sound like fanboy talk.
My mate's constantly having to close applications when he's done with them on his Galaxy S (stock, not modded) because leaving them running just kills the responsiveness on his phone. Doesn't matter what app it is.
iOS resource management is miles ahead of Android's. And that translates to "it just works".
Why would defaulting to zsh be a drawback?
Which shell do you normally use?
Huh, never occured to me that you'd have those problems with Unity and a touch screen. +1
So much for the Unity interface being for tablets.
No, according to those stats, more people bought Android than iPhone. Personal preference wasn't measured.
I assumed the Darinbob was talking more about calendar invites - like in Google Calendar.
I imagine Google sees Calendar as already covering the "events" thing; I mean it's not difficult to set up a calendar that you and all your friends have admin access to, or just use Calendar to set up an event in your own calendar and email out invites to whoever you want if it's meant to be private. It lets you let invitees invite others too if you want.
Nicer G+ integration with it would be good (but I guess the top bar will take you to the Calendar if you need it). Maybe an option to post event invites to your circles (and thereby make them "public")?
They are NOT police officers, though an obscene number of them are power-crazed wannabe-jackboots who THINK they have authority.
The security guard STOLE the camera. Period.
Yet from the summary:
He also said that a police officer claimed, 'he was within in his rights to confiscate the mobile phone on which the photos were taken.
I haven't RTFA, but the summary seems to indicate the phone wasn't taken, and the threat was made by the police, not the security guard.
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