International System of Units you are welcome.

Nope, that would be like claiming your Tesla has hard buttons but they are in fact on a remote (including the steering wheel, teehee).

I would rather have that than a script that temp bans me because I opened two extra browser tabs to compare products while trying to shop on a website.

AI is hoarding all the parts, there ought to be a law...

Urk dimn rite he's Spivved!

- did you order the code red?!?

Everyone wants everything for free.

The real world already solved this problem - cover charges exist for a reason.

AI has slashdotted the open web. You can express yourself just fine but chances are good no one will see it under all of the automated slop noise.

I've seen this movie. The end result will be as clear as Knight and Day.

If you just include Apple in general, then no they were not as Apple had already embedded itself in schools. 'Hook 'em young!'

by disconnecting the network cable. Then throw the computer/data center in the approved sandbox - which is also labeled for indoor use by cats.

You can't just say 'haptics' and ignore the simple fact that within any technology there are degrees of differences and nuance.

The old rumble pads just spun motors to vibrate the entire device. By today's tech they were sledge hammers compared to today's haptic scalpel.

Modern haptics is more than just a rumble, it is very concise feedback that can (nearly) simulate the very physical click of a physical button along with the click sound. The method to do this can be patented, just like there is fuel injection in almost every gas car but every company patents their differing method to control the injection.

Also remember our patent system is about 'first to patent' and not 'first develop' They could be a troll or they could not, which is up to the courts and not you or me.

not hidden data sheet. All references to calling the output a spreadsheet should be removed from the product. The point used to be all data points spread into one per cell so it is *easy to follow and print out.

* yea I know, that ship has sailed.

Now how does it print the array when someone asks for a 'print out' of those few cells and gets two reams of data listed in 'one cell'.

If you upload an image, even privately - don't be surprised if it somehow becomes public. This should be the 1st rule of interneting*.

*unfortunately, everyone wants to verify your identity through an upload/video stream. That data can not be put back in the bottle no matter how much they claim your data is safe/protected/deleted; it existed outside your control and that is exactly how much you retain control.

Blaming AI for this shit is just a red herring, the problem has and will always exist until we sheep stop putting our data out there; which won't happen as it is too convenient to sit in mom's basement and run** your digital life.

** almost typed ruin here, which is probably more appropriate.

Year 1: Learn how to build things on the backs of others, using someone else's money. Then sell it for 100x the actual value.

Year 2: Build the same thing, but use your networked investors (who also use someone else's money) to get to the point of a public IPO so you and your investor network can sell that 100x over valued slop to the public for a profit. At that point you can walk away or keep it going while issuing yourself stock.

All we hear is AI will kill the career programmer. Most programming now is copy and paste commodity jobs. AI isn't much different.

Real money is in actually doing things, the modern programmer/developer is not it. Notice interest is now moving (back?) towards engineering.