Just like banning 3rd party payment. Apple's thinking is: as soon as 3rd party payment is allowed, no one would accept Apple's 30% cut (and rightly so). All they care about is their funnel. iPhone > App store > $

How about making it harder to return? Enough of this slave labor consumerism planet-killing hedonism. If the item is broken, forward all the expenses to manufacturer. If it's not broken, forward it all to consumer.

Low? It's the 3rd owner in 7 years, and no one has an idea how to monetize it. I love Boston Dynamics as much as the next guy, but for all we know, these walking robots could be the next videophone. It might be 20-30 years before it's clear how they could be used.

Exactly. I would say I am a trillion times faster than a classical computer because it would take forever for a classical computer to compute me, while I do it all the time effortlessly

I agree. But until then, this is great news for web. Web apps have been left in the shadow native apps for years. Because of Apple of course. Because they don't control the web, Google does

I will not. That was off the shelf parts, no new tech. Plus BMW should be way past redbull style check-out-this-crazy-thing with their electrification strategy. VW is taking the right steps with their common EV platform

They put ducted fans on a wingsuit guy and made a red bull style promo saying they're going green with a condescending tagline "what's your reason not to change?"

Yeah, apparently the "respects your privacy" has just been anti-google (anti internet ads) tactic. Apple can't compete with tracking you on the web, therefore scorched earth: "no one should"

I'm sure we could launch a voyager-type mission that perpetually generates crypto currency hype, therefore offloading some some of our economy's dependency on the "natural world" and mitigating the insurance risks.

Shrooms turn people into hippies

a foam baton, considering how disappointing the rest of it is

Generate hydrogen!

I understand Apple's reluctance to help. If they help once, that sets a precedent. If this becomes common, they might as well throw out the encryption because "it's safe, until it matters"

Yup. Just quit last month after about 5 years? It never got better. It never even changed. Such a shame. And YT music seemed even worse when it appeared on my phone. No way I'm giving it a second thought. I'm using Spotify now and happy

Maybe it's because in USA you can get millions seed funding for a clever idea or a few Silicon Valley connections. Elsewhere they expect you to have a proven business that shows returns