https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/08/as-epic-attacks-apple...

> "Kept pace with" is fine; consider using this in the future.

Thanks.

poor dog

> Now 500 dogs wear one (snoutcover.com)

enterprising dog

Last I checked it was grabbing the favicons; intentionally bad or not, this is still obnoxious anti-privacy behavior that needs to stop.

2. Wages have not tracked productivity increases for half a century or more.

3. Over the past 40+ years, automation appears to have increased income disparity.

And iOS and game consoles aren't even the only handheld gaming devices. There are lots of options (Android phones and tablets from dozens of vendors, Steam Deck and its many competitors, Switch 1/2, PS Portal, etc.)

But presumably developers see value in being on the leading game stores (Steam, Google Play) for hardware from multiple vendors, and on walled-garden game stores (iOS, Nintendo eShop, etc.) for single-vendor hardware.

Fortunately for Exxon the $100B is mostly externalities that do not affect the bottom line.

They used to, but modern ML is more statistical and usually opaque. Though it turns out that the symbolic representations were a good idea, so we're adding them back as world models and workflows.

And although the long nightmare that was the butterfly keyboard ended in 2020, Apple laptop keyboards are still worse than they were in 2015.

And of course third-party keyboards don't feature Touch ID.

https://ultima.fandom.com/wiki/Killing_Lord_British

But it would be interesting to see some quantitative data on the effect.

Increasing volatility and enabling fast algorithmic trading may not be good things overall, even if some traders benefit.

And as I noted, if you care about fairness in an online game, usually you try to remove the penalty effects from long ping times (or the bonus effects from short ping.)

It's not bad if you have a keyboard (e.g. topre) with control in the caps-lock position (or remap it, which I usually do).

And I also agree that the Lisa/Mac-style command-[zxcv] works really well (particularly if you use a mouse with your right hand.)

MacOS has no problem with both control-c (break) and command-c (copy) - why isn't this common in Linux as well (at least for keyboards with a command or windows key, which seems to be many, many keyboards.)

This is a huge, and likely permanent, change.

Human-crafted religious items and artwork may be more appealing than machine-crafted replicas.