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Direct3D 12 is Vulkan under the hood. GL is the real competitor, and it provides legitimate accessibility to small developers, which is why the industry is extinguishing it.

> Remember when everyone died during COVID?

yes

> And when we finally ended racism during DEI?

I fucking hate geohot, I can't believe you monsters are into this shit

probably making him "naturally anxious" lol

marketing company loves thing that breaks real ad blocking

not news

don't worry they're still doing that

mpv is really good but a little light on the GUI; I recommend VLC for most people

> I actually chose this approach because changing people's keyboard habits is a much bigger challenge.

By requiring me to paste any time I want to use a text field, you are asking me to change my keyboard habits.

> I wanted users to keep using their favorite keyboards without forcing them to switch to a new one.

If I wanted to keep using my current voice input service, I wouldn't want to switch to yours. Your audience is people who are already dissatisfied with what they've got.

Seems neat. But rather than requiring drawing over apps (kinda sketchy) and putting your input in the clipboard (cumbersome), couldn't it simply exist as a voice input source to work alongside existing Android keyboards? Or, short of that, couldn't it just be an input method?

it'll be awesome, once

And other times a cigar claims to "make cigars great again" which naturally raises eyebrows

ban lobbying

The issue is false pretext

I think Bob and Alice might be conspiring with the narrator.

edit: I'm seriously perplexed by this article. Is the idea here that there's no objective quality to taste? As in, you're trying to tell me strawberries don't objectively taste better than dirt?

First grade might have you believe all matters of taste are subjective, or, an opinion, but aren't we bigger than that?

all the dynamic crap on this webpage makes me queasy

Do it then

Microsoft bought it a while ago. What you're seeing is referred to as "Extinguish".

lack of disincentives to do this

Is that meaningfully different than modern coal and natural gas plants?

I bet most of those were rats

Sure. But USI is bad unless the OEM goes out of their way to make it good, whereas EMR is good unless the OEM goes out of their way to make it bad. EMR is the better tech, and with patents expired, and numerous other benefits such as no batteries needed in the pen, it should be standard now.

EMR patents and design specs expired. It's free. China's tooling simply hasn't caught up, because the output doesn't have to feel or work good, it simply has to look good in a kickstarter. Conjecture: I feel like this is like half the reason styluses as a technology are dying; the other half is the untimely death of the resistive display.

Bring back resistive touch!

Related, one of my all time favorite articles: https://www.propublica.org/article/revlimid-price-cancer-cel...

So?

Basic Scan AI GPTZero AI Detection Model 4.6b We are highly confident this text was AI generated

Chance this entire text is...

100%

Unfortunately the pen is probably USI, making it borderline useless as a pen. This will not be like S-pen or Apple Pencil.

Sure, it matters everywhere.

y'all've been yapping about this for half a decade and I still can't buy it

edit: I was thinking of cold brew actually but my point stands

it's exactly why we're not allowed a competitive market for CPUs

we could all be burning our own tiny ~300nm feature size ICs at home for around the price of a blu ray burner and a dark room setup. Our silicon limitations are not for a lack of hardware, but rather a lack of freedom.

Windows XP has better accessibility than anything since, by virtue of staying entirely out of the way of accessibility tools. Time to downgrade!

i think ur rite