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  • Agreed, but I do think that some jobs are just going to be gone.

    For example, low level CS agents. I worked for a company that replaced that first line of CS defense with a bot, and the end-of-call customer satisfaction scores went up.

    I can think of a few other things in my company that had a similar outcome. If the role is gone, and the customers and employees are being served even better than when they had that support role, that role ain’t coming back.

  • Steve jobs

  • I love that they also designed some ways to save space. Most of us no longer live in a world where we print multiple times a week. Printers just sit around and take up space while they do nothing for months on end.

    This thing is small, wall mountable, and you don’t need to store flat packed paper.

    These folks should win a red dot design award for this. Really smart industrial design all around. They really solved a lot of different problems, not just the ink problem.

  • As opposed to the path toward total control when the government wasn’t shutdown.

  • Ahh. I thought you were talking about Apple charging for PWAs or something.

    That said, I believe push works now.

  • It requires iOS 16 and MacOS 13.

    The devices that max out at those operating systems are 9 and 10 year old.

  • Got a source for that?

    I’m a dev and have a bunch of PWAs on my iPhone. You can install them right from the browser using that same old “add to Home Screen” behavior that has been in iOS for an eternity.

    I’m posting this through voyager for Lemmy, installed from my browser, not the App Store.

  • Something worth noting, if you are using iCloud, advanced data protection is your friend. Apple doesn’t have the encryption keys, you do.

    This is not on by default.

  • Honestly, this thing should just been a PWA. Making this naive app was dumb.

  • So, they’re bribing Trump so he gets RFK off their backs?

  • Base model adult right here.

  • The only way to defeat us is if the Trump administration and the movement that undergirds it manages to divide us. We can’t let that happen. To win as a majority coalition, we must always invite everybody who believes in civil liberties and human rights.

    Agreed. The purity testing and splintering into to niche issues is what always screws the left.

    If people could just focus and align on some core root cause issues, like getting corrupt money out of politics, the message would be stronger.

  • Might be there someday, but right now it’s basically a substitute for me googling some shit.

    If I let it go ham, and code everything, it mutates into insanity in a very short period of time.

  • I loved that yesterday Vance claimed that he wanted to work with Dems on not cutting health care, and they should fund the government, then work with the GOP on healthcare.

    This guy is such a liar. The GOP absolutely refused to work with the Dems during the creation of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” despite very loud calls to not cut healthcare to fund billionaire tax cuts.

  • Or you’re just at the laundromat on the iffy side of town.

  • Honestly, that the problem with most people in most departments. No one learned the scientific method. Engineering, product, marketing. So many just panic and throw shit at the wall with how an understanding of how to isolate a variable.

  • This post is entangled with yours.

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world

    TIL Burger King sold a burger with so much food coloring that it turned people's poop bright green

    www.usatoday.com /story/news/nation-now/2015/10/08/why-black-whopper-turns-your-poop-green/73623596/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Apple seems to have persuaded OpenAI to work for exposure

    www.engadget.com /apple-seems-to-have-persuaded-openai-to-work-for-exposure-033636236.html
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Does anyone else make Jedi force gestures before walking through automatic doors at a grocery store?