As a web developer, I would happily support current chrome over literally any version of IE. It’s not even a contest.

The majority of standards are properly implemented in chrome, and it tends to be edge cases that are not. Whereas for IR you needed IE specific “hacks” to do a number of everyday things.

You’d also need to send along an iPhone and android phone, as well as make sure they have appropriate apps installed (tile for instance) and they never die.

Did you use IE when it was still around? Edge is their “new” offering, because of how terrible their own engine was. Moving back to their own engine would be a step backwards.

You want another version of IE?

About two weeks ago, Backblaze sent out an email

Headlines are clickbait. Literally the first line in the article. What more can they do than send an email?

Yeah man, why would accuracy be important? They burn baby owls to fuel their cars too, so why would it be important to be accurate in statements?

If you’re going to shit on a company, come with receipts. Else you’re just reinforcing the idea that people will make shit up to discredit the company. It makes it easier to dismiss legit claims.

If I said that Israel was starting forest fires with space lasers, then also said they were committing genocide, the earlier claim lowers my credibility and makes it easier to dismiss the latter.

She prolly threw a rock and therefore deserved it.

/s if it wasn’t obvious, but also a real possibility.

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You claimed that someone could just whip up a license free version of any tool to bypass the cost of a license fee. Was my choice of photoshop arbitrary? Absolutely, you didn’t give any sort of qualifier as to what counts as “any tool”.

You can’t both claim that anyone will just use AI to build any tool, and then complain that my choice of tool is arbitrary so should be discounted.

App Store submissions isn’t a good metric of complex applications. “The fart app” is an app that any AI tool could make, that anyone could then submit, but is in no way complex. Vibe coded apps have taken off, but what was the last long term (even 1 year) successful vibe coded app? Because the vast majority of the news I hear about vibe coded apps is how they had a major security breach.

Cool, so until that point in time, my point still stands. You can’t just hand waive and say “it’ll happen eventually” and be expected to be taken seriously.

I look forward to your vibe coded copy of photoshop, I assume you’ll have it whipped up lickity split?

Yes

I think you vastly overestimate the capabilities of these things, and vastly under estimate the complexity of a lot of different software.

All processors are computer chips, not all computer chips are processors.

ETA: The article seems to mention processors, but this appears to be a memory chip advancement.

Mmmm I don’t see Lebanon listed on that page, though this does point towards this being a post split change.

I can’t really find any info on when they pull their data from OSM, but it seems their use of OSM may vary from country to country? I don’t know that there’s an easy way to confirm this one way or the other.

Is that accurate though?

Does Apple Maps update from OSM routinely? If not, did they update before or after the villages were added?

I ask because many things update off OSM once in a blue moon. Pokémon Go for instance updated less than once a year.

I meeeean…. I kinda agree with you, but where exactly do you expect funding to come from? “Focus only on the browser. That they make no money off. Also stop accepting money from Google.”

Like I get it to an extent, it would be nice. But how exactly is “make no money” a viable business plan?

Honestly, I doubt there is. You’re suspending it away from metal and wood, seems like the best solution other than replacing the antenna with something expensive and “mounting” that separately.

They work with the kremlin?