This seems to be disabled for me on mobile, but enabled on the desktop. Seems like a helpful feature, though they could’ve just done something like Firefox where it’s an offline search for a website with the same starting letters.
Still, appreciate the writeup and trying to minimize data collection while calling a 3rd party service in the browser and the option to disable it.
I’m sure no more messy bleeding the brakes will be cheered by those who need to do brake fluids (I dislike doing it on my motorcycles). Multiple motors and pistons should still mean adequate redundancy, but more details from the manufacturer would be nice.
It’s like brexit, but even slower and more of a clusterfuck.
This is only off putting if there weren’t 3rd party apps and drivers, which there probably will be. Librepods made airpod premium features work on Android, no reason why it can’t be done here.
Almost makes you wonder why class actions were gutted by the supreme court. Nobody is going to sue for 8k since hiring a lawyer would cost more, and a class action would be impossible to win. AG seems to have some power though.
You see, people keep complaining about Apple software, and defend their lock-in and lock-out practices at the same time. I just can’t help but point out the options. Less futile than pointlessly complaining.
As the thread mentions, this is tinygrad only, no opencl as used to be possible. The equivalent would be vulkan or sycl today. It’s also higher latency and less performance.
The dude that justified kicking out 3rd party GPUs gets a promotion, thanks unregulated capitalism.
MAGA and religious zealots are like two peas in a pod, ready to use fear, disinformation and wealth for their purpose of subjugation, oppression and even genocide.
The billionaires here would deserve it.
How do you get the new one in the US?
Monopolists don’t want to lose their monopolies.
You mean more socialism for the already rich.
Finishing Teslagrad, good game.
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Chat is just the wrong interface to AI, period. If you use it as an agentic tool with human review, it either works or doesn’t and you can keep improving it for the task at hand.
While I agree with what you’re saying, this is letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. Funding sources and incentives also matter, GPL projects don’t enshittify, but it can be harder to build a community with those developers who would like a more permissive license, while most but maybe not all Apache projects can remain faithful to their missions and not enshittify. More competition means I as a user can choose from features and other things too, and not just the license.
Vivaldi also kept Manifest V2, so old extensions do keep working there. They also have a mastodon server, and email/calendar/feeds, so they offer more out of the box than Firefox. Lots of projects built on other open source projects like Chromium and KDE do offer legitimate alternatives.
This isn’t for power peaks, it’s for a temporary data center. There is nothing usual about it.