One of the main reasons I went with T-Mobile fixed 5G home internet was because I could go into the store and get equipment same day (when I didn't live near Verizon/ATT stores). I suspect that'll be a hard sell if T-Mobile makes you wait for shipping whereas Verizon and ATT offer same day pickup.

For the longest time, Roku has been my go-to "smart" TV, since you can set it up sans-internet and turn it into a good "dumb" display. You can still do this with Google TV's but it isn't as good of any experience IMO. Fox will be looking to recoup their investment and surely remove this functionality.

I already have something that can play my PC and Xbox games... IT'S MY FREAKING PC!!! Seriously, are there any Xbox "exclusives" that aren't already on PC? What is the point of this. Reading Xbox news is just sad at this point :/

Xbox Series 36One CoPilot+ Xbox PC

First thought was 8 bit micros like Apple II and C64. What's old is new again I spose'.

posted on the wrong article -_- it's too early

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srtTmZtbJg0/

Can we please get a basic CA53-W with an illuminator!!! I have had a few CA32-Ws over the years, and it is the main feature I miss. You have to be in pretty decent lighting to see it. The more expensive model has an illuminator, but it is also a physically larger watch.

no other reason, it's CarPlay preventing me from getting one, no financial point for sure. But for real though, a couple of points. First, I expect better software from a dedicated tech company rather than a car company trying to be a tech company. Second, the way CarPlay and Android Auto work, turning your infotainment into essentially a glorified wireless display, I think would offer better long term support. Third, car manufacturers have shown before they have no problem sharing your data with anyone who asks if you use their connected systems, so at least if you use CarPlay/Android Auto, your data is consolidated onto one platform. I have been using an aftermarket CarPlay system in my 2008 Honda CR-V so far and it has been pretty decent.

I took a HS class that was supposed to be accredited, but apparently the board dragged their feet on getting the accreditation. The teacher found out we weren't getting anything besides math credit for the class, and he promptly quit the position. Then it was just programming book-work that nobody did but everyone still magically passed :\ As for this story, they have kind of already been doing it. Most of my grade school (and some HS, iirc) computer class experience was a room of computers operated by a total luddite, where you would use some stupid flash based computer-math-learning software, or maybe learn some rudimentary MS office.

I think that's a good idea, I don't know how many people are going to follow that rule. What I really care about though is what can be done about AI generated scripts with AI voiceover. I've seen so much incorrect AI generated content farm garbage, sometimes I get pretty far into the video before I realize it's just wrong.

In the top right menu -> more tools -> Create shortcut... -> check "Open as window". Is this new feature different from that? Does it change how the website loads to be more efficient? I've been using this open as window thing for a while for webapps that should really just be desktop apps and it works pretty well.

I was actually looking to replace my MacBook soon but the base model M chips still only do 1 external display at a time, or two if you close the built in screen. I'll probably end up going used M2 Pro which is fine because M3 is not that big of a jump anyway from the looks of it. I would really like an Air also because of the colors and it being smaller than the Pro, but you can't get the Air with the nice screen you can get on the pro.