It’s an American/British English difference

.world is the r*ddit of Lemmy tho

Yeah that’s kind of my point. That’s a vastly more complicated thing than SQL.

If you could define a formal schema for what appropriate dialogue options would be you could just pick from it randomly, no need for the AI

It says $165 in the link

Yeah, exactly, when you want to do a full upgrade it’s technically best practice to check if there’s anything which requires intervention. But I never bother honestly, and the one time there was an issue it was resolved by just uninstalling one package for another.

It does still happen occasionally that updates need some intervention, it is still policy that you should check the blog in case, but it’s only happened once in the last two years for me.

Nah, it’s from it developing in puberty

The people doing the guillotining weren’t the state (at first anyway)

The markets authority and antitrust offices are different people than the chat control people, they aren’t a unified organisation, they will probably argue about it.

Everybody wins!

Except the Brits, haha

Not happy, just resigned to reality

He’s just never tried to say something which wasn’t allowed

I didn’t see anything to see that these aberrations indicated anything about a type of phone? They’re unique for each lens…

Most of the modifications to aosp in graphene are security improvements, so it’s at least somewhat better than any other android

perhaps in a century, contemporary programmers will find it bizarre that C used the equal-sign to mean assignment rather than equality, when the <= arrow would more accurately describe assignment

Maybe they’ll find a better symbol than the one we already use for less than or equal to.

In theory, very bad. In practice, also very bad.

The headline is true, but only because it’s like every other financial hype cycle, not because the technology is that groundbreaking.

We are the joke

I claim the fat lady been singing.