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Disney+ to hike prices, introduce ad-supported tier in December
It’s not ‘free’. It’s paid for by everyone else because you’re to cheap to find $7.Paul_B said:Has anyone heard of this Open platform called Torrents. It's free and fast. Think.
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New Mac Pro in Q4 2022 expected to cap off Apple Silicon transition
“ Apple kicked off its Apple Silicon transition in November 2022.”. I believe you mean 2020. -
Texas homes heat up as power companies alter smart thermostats
My wife.Wgkrueger said:So many unanswered questions.
Who in the world other than entitled rich people calls 78 degrees unbearably hot?
Why should we care that entitled rich people are sweating?
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20-inch foldable MacBook rumored to launch as soon as 2026
So in 2006 were you saying - ‘I’d rather they don’t branch out and create a phone, watch, etc since they have no expertise in these areas.’?JP234 said:That's the second dumbest idea I've heard all year. Right after Apple becoming an automaker. Hopefully neither comes to pass, and Apple continues to make a crapload of money doing what it does best, rather than branching into gimmicks, acquisitions or segments in which they have no expertise.
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Study delves into impact of emoji diversity and inclusion
Yes! They need the ability to hide the many unused, random, and useless emoji.The androgyny and inclusivity is over the top and has led to massive emoji clutter.
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Apple adds 37 new emoji in iOS 15.4 beta
Please - let me hide the random emoji I NEVER use.
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Apple TV+ shows may have been filmed for Apple Vision Pro all along
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters coming to Apple Vision Pro. Based on conversations this week with people familiar with its production, I can confirm that the upcoming @Monsterverse series has been shooting in Apple’s Spatial Video format….Regarding 3D:It seems that Apple’s goal for spatial content is to have the same content be viewable as 2D and 3D from the same video file. This is done by encoding both frames of the 3D version into one frame, which is then split between the two “eyes” of the headset. When viewing this content in 2D, only one eye of frames is shown, making it seems like a 2D plane. By activating the second set of frames in the other eye of the headset, the content is then viewable in 3D
