After all, we already know that music sampling isn't infringement and you can't copyright look & feel.

3200 x 1 million x Bit-Depth = ?. Just curious how much storage space is needed for one image.

That's who's going to be buying this. All that class-action money has to go somewhere.

Syquest cartridges.

Precisely. It's a marketing term designed to manipulate people who overreact about stuff like this. "Mostly peaceful" is like saying that the Titantic "Mostly floats".

These are the same idiots that use a comma instead of a decimal point.

You might as well use cowrie shells as currency. Just like a carbon credit, they have no intrinsic value and no utility whatsoever. Gold, on the other hand, is used to make a lot of things. Cryptocurrency is even worse than a carbon credit because it relies on energy to be used and stored. If you think about it, cryptocurrency is subject to inflation as long as carbon credits exist. You'd need carbon credits to maintain cryptocurrency's functionality.

Pity that it needs a carrier board twice its size to be able to interface with the world.

Here's a little thought experiment: Imagine that everyone has a self-driving car. Now imagine that the system required to run them stops working because the only way to make it work is with massive cloud-computing and AI, none of which is in the car itself. What if it's not a failure but rather intentional?

The fact that no celebrities were on board to make fools of themselves means nobody cares about this kind of thing anymore. The latest Starship flight barely got a mention. Nobody cares unless it's either groundbreaking or a catastrophe.

Oh, man, that's perfect.

I mean, really, why the hell should Apple make their ecosystem more compatible with other companies' hardware? Why shouldn't those companies have to make their crap work with the Apple ecosystem? That aside, this sounds suspiciously like EU grift to me.

Seriously, a pox on the house of whoever uses portrait orientation for shots that should clearly be in landscape orientation.

Yes. What exactly is an entry-level job these days? No company wants to waste their resources training up somebody from scratch. Even a bachelor's degree won't get you very far because everybody has one.

Have they not realized that answers to questions on their site are often outdated and therefore useless? AI saves people a lot of time by at least attempting to come up with an answer that's not wrong because the information is stale. Granted, the answer may still be wrong because the language in question doesn't have the functionality that the AI thinks should be there (and it should).