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thank god i hope buttons return to all phones fully soon, i hate the annoying way it was basically no buttons period for a while. android does it fine with just the same buttons but now on rhe screen (though it still sucks and has its problems by being digital screen buttons) but the apple solution is one of the worst, most needlessly fucked up things ive ever had the displeasure of using. also i hope proper notches return full screen is so stupid and the front facing camera solutions all look annoying and pointless for some "sleek" look
Yeah, same with laptops. I don't get the appeal since there are sacrifices especially battery life and usually specs as well. I hope if there are this thin versions, then would be a practical albeit more thicker version of it.
Having an average level ping pong bot sounds good. Think about it. You set it up in a rec room at the ping pong table, now if you or someone else wants to play ping pong but doesn't have a mate, you got an opponent. Good use of current robotics/ai is this, irl play vs ai mode.
Some of the “chip hacks” that hit the news are so ridiculous. “With this vulnerability, a hacker could do anything at any time….if they get kernel level access to the computer” …so…not a vulnerability. Anyone with kernel level access can do some crazy things. Tell me when there’s a kernel exploit, or another easy way for a hacker to get root access. That’s the vulnerability. Not this secondary crap that you limped in here with. Edit: Couple comments shows I didn’t explain myself well. So many of these exploits that become “news worthy” have this *little* caveat that the hacker would need to physically be on your computer first or first use a different exploit. This one, where they would first need kernel/root access to use this exploit, the reason I say it’s not a vulnerability is because you basically need that level of access to do anything. You’ve already been “hacked” by the time they use this additional exploit. Whatever they first do to get root/kernel access is the vulnerability. After that, pretty much anything can be done, hence why I say this exploit isn’t news worthy.
If you want to be told about easy kernel exploits, there's a whole show dedicated to it. Pretty sure it's called DEFCON and not Techlinked News, though. Now remove yourself of your breathing responsibility.
Regarding the Patreon Situation: iPhone users should start using the browsers when paying to support their creators. The Audacity of Apple charging 30% on the transactions while even Patreon itself charges a fraction of that is unbelievable.
Who knows but I'm sure it will have half the battery life as a normal phone and will shatter if you look at it wrong. A giant bulky case will be required to use it, rendering the whole idea pointless.
Wow, I'm quite happy to see good ol DEFCON getting a whole Riley bit. I remember learning about the conference in college and all the wacky things hackers do there like a wall of shame that pwns anyone with a unsecured device. XD
7:00 - Hey, I resemble that remark. Not only am I the lead developer of Marlin Firmware, the most widely used firmware for 3D printers, but I’m also a vegan. Now let me tell you about the awesome tofu molds I just printed with silk PLA!
They didn't forget, they just declared that there is no problem so there is nothing to remember, and since this did not stop Apple users from buying it than why should they care.
They know their customer base is basically a cult, so they can do literally anything and their cult will tell other people (Android users) it's "not that bad." Anything Apple is a status symbol, and Apple knows that.
I look forward to hearing about Waymo's "perfectly legal" "lobbying" and how regulators will "totally" hold them "accountable" for the chaos, death and destruction I guarantee you their machines will inevitably cause. They might even go so far as getting out a ruler and slapping the CEO on the hand really hard.
@@DanKaschel then this isn't for you, because it is just as thick as other iPhones over the camera, so in a case it will be exactly the same, just with worse battery.
Plot twist: the iPhone Air will be entirely invisible, manufactured from actual air, and sold in empty boxes. How long will the iZombie lineup be on release day?
1:00 OMG, just stop already. Do a Google search and you’ll find articles EVERY YEAR for MORE THAN A DECADE that have been saying “this year’s iPhone is great but ‘boring’ so wait for next year’s”. When the hell do the people saying this ever expect anyone to buy an iPhone if they should never buy this year’s iPhone and always wait for next year’s?
Waymo literally almost caused an accident for me yesterday - it turned right and cut off a truck that was in that lane, the truck honked and then it cut me off only to then cut the truck off again, I just laughed as the truck had out plate tags and probably had no clue there was no driver in the car.
Unfortunately, we're stuck with a whole generation of people who think that news really does come from TikTok videos and "influencers". I fear we're doomed.
2:36 The American Meteorological Society has a Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology. Inspired by the DEFCON convention, I'd love to see that conference nicknamed HURCON (which, like DEFCON, is a real thing in the US Armed Forces).
That's a good naming scheme because it sets it apart from all the iPhone models that use active fan cooling and are so heavy you want to prop them up on a desk.
