Comment Re:Are they even trying anymore? (Score 1) 40
I'm sure they're vibe coding as fast as they can!
I'm sure they're vibe coding as fast as they can!
So glad I switched from Fitbit to Garmin. Google has done everything possible to lose me as a customer.
I suspect, given the potential size of the user base as well as the potential high value users on the app, "if" should be when.
In addition, given the developer's name 45-47-press, it would not surprise me if it was some Trump owned entity getting government money to develop it. Nothing like channeling some cash to your own pocket.
An interesting aside to that though. Even your description was better than shortly before that when computer was a job title and the whole company depended on rooms full of people clacking away on mechanical adding machines. All of that got replaced at a tiny fraction of the cost.
Yet businesses that ran profitably for decades like that have now cut customer service to the bone, never reduced prices, and employee pay hasn't kept up with inflation for decades but still they cry poor.
Speaking as a motorcycle rider, ebikes are dangerous. Not because of the bike but because of the riders. They often don't wear safety gear, they don't follow traffic laws, and many bikes top out at 70-80kph. It took considerable effort to get my Class M. A bike going that fast should require licensing and safety courses and helmet laws. Most people don't realize they can squid out on the road on an ebike just like you will on a motorcycle without proper gear.
I just installed Fedora 44 on my old Win10 laptop. Because Microsoft made sure this perfectly good laptop with 16gb RAM could not run Win11. And Affinity Suite runs great on wine now. And no obnoxious telemetry tracking. Oh yeah, for games: steam and lutris too.
Yeah yeah yeah, linux linux linux
still, Microsoft is in self-destruct mode.
Depending on uncertain imported oil and gas is already not profitable and has a higher probability of becoming fantastically expensive every time some kooky world leader sneezes.
I prefer AppImage. Flatpak feels like it went way past the point of diminishing returns for efficiency and functionality vs. complexity.
Perhaps you need to run the 'testing' release, currently forky. That gets you much more current software versions.
Something other than a single continuous infrasound might. That wasn't tested, just one particular not well described sound.
They showed that the particular infrasound they used did nothing with a handful of people.
"Ahead warp factor 1" - Captain Kirk