Nobody else acknowledging that this is just AI generated? (just look at the tools and the images).

Anyway, I think generated content should be tagged as such...

So was stackoverflow when it began

Or, in case of Japan, sparkle

I'll believe you without questioning or researching myself because that would be a very comforting thought indeed

Look, the difference is in the language. One company hasn't "done it", the industry as a whole moves, sometimes cooperatively other times in a tug of war.

As the commenter above mentioned, Apple was in a unique position of being able to leverage all the work done in the phone and tablet spaces to push for an ARM laptop. This helped other manufacturers which already showed an interest in doing the same.

On the other hand, with the lock in mechanisms apple has in their products they also stifles competition and innovation in other areas.

They can both help push and hinder innovation. Just like any company. It's not about hating or loving a corporate entity.

Kann man als Normalo etwas dagegen tun? Gibt's geplante Demos? Petitionen? Hilft es Abgeordneten zu schreiben? Sowas kann wirklich nicht durchkommen. Anstatt, dass an Infrastruktur investiert wird, will die FDP so ein Shitte machen?

I've been waiting for that for so long. Just hope governments and people give it a fair chance instead of jumping rashly negative conclusions just because it is lab grown. So is beer, and cheese, and most other things we consume.

Link zu Debatte: https://www.bundestag.de/dokumente/textarchiv/2024/kw12-de-aktuelle-stunde-israel-994778

In Deutschland sind alle Parlamentssitzungen öffentlich. Wenn man diese Debatte hören soll, dann bitte auch einen Link dazu. Ich finde es immer doof, wenn Zeitungen ihre Quellen nicht direkt und deutlich angeben. Und nein, nur dpa reicht mir nicht.

I'm always impressed how far corporations managed to convince people to be loyal to them. Not saying it's a person's fault, I used to fall pretty badly for corporate bullshit myself.

The whole "walled garden" concept is inherently anti-consumer. Have you ever asked yourself why there hasn't been any real innovation in the phone/smartwatch fields for years now. Or why phones aren't cheap to fix anymore. Or why battery life gets so bad after two or so years that most people are forced to buy a new one.

Things don't have to be this way. We can have well designed products that work together without all the lock in.

Beautiful, just hoping Berlin will follow suit some day

Finally! Always glad to see the EU forcing Tech Giants to be user friendly

Hopefully some of the people sitting in parliament will read this. In many cities we still have to fight for bicycle infrastructure. Car centric city designs should really start going out of fashion