i guess they just mean like a 2D “touch”screen.

that steak looks terrible.

push notifications please

there is no “the” answer but it can be part of an answer.

eh they try to be political they just suck at it.

If its not more blatant ways to display ads…

is it more blatant than television has ever been? Like it or not, lots of people want free shit even if it’s injected with ads.

It doesn’t matter, strict enforcement is not the point. we’re talking about reducing “crap data” which is data people don’t care about long-term. If you care enough about the data to copy it manually more power to you. If you don’t care that much, you’ll let it get purged, whch is the goal.

charge more to customers for long term data storage. allow short-term for free.

Plex is all aboard the enshittification train too.

the point is chat GPT is trained on ideas people have already had. it’s not inventing Trump’s economic theory out of thin air.

technology crowd: “damn apple and their closed ecosystem!”

technology crowd: “damn apple and their ecosystem not being closed enough!”

there is a point where something sucks so much it blows.

not to mention, why would you even want to start a conversation that could run on indefinitely and keep you hostage in your laundry room. nothing about this makes sense if you think about it for 5 seconds.

also most hydrogen now is not green at all, the production of it uses methane and releases CO2. only a small percent of hydrogen is truly green, and very expensive.

looks cool but unfortunately we can only use approved apps which are mostly within the google ecosystem.

8 thousand executives making product decisions from the top down and trying to cram every facet of the business into every other product.

“one reddit user said…”

i was so glad my new job uses google products, but the one thing they are missing is a counterpart to onenote. Keep ain’t it.

some places do this, not all. i try every time to keep the ticket as a memento.

everyone is guaranteed to buy death/funeral related stuff, not everyone wants a DNA test. Also all of that crap (headstone, funeral service, coffin etc) is bundeled together in a massive payday, not to mention funeral places tend to price gouge the bereaved. So a single death is a much bigger payday than a single DNA test.

As for the other products you mentioned, i doubt any of those companies literally only sell those individual products. They probably diversify to other products and services too.