Ai does work great, at some stuff. The problem is pushing it into places it doesn’t belong.
It’s a good grammar and spell check. It helps me get a lot of English looking more natural.
It’s also great for troubleshooting consumer electronics.
It’s far better at search than google.
Even then it can only help, not replace folks or complete tasks.
If he wanted people to like it then he should have made it do things people want it to do.
It is the new metaverse.
20 years ago is when LCD’s got good enough compared to CRTs and plasma.
Not as good but I still have my $1k 40” Sony tv. It’s good enough I don’t think about how much better my OLED is when watching it.
The over the ear noise cancelling one’s are amazing as well
Sony's main tech was in manufacturing. TCL will be getting a HUGE upgrade.
So Sony is now the new RCA. This is a new low for the company. I can't believe that they are gone just like that.
The box from my isp doesn't support bridge mode. Maybe I am having the double nat problems?
I'll need to check for this. I have the ISP box plugged into the wan port of the router. It shouldn't also be handing out IP, but it very well may be.
In the USA I am stuck with the router from the isp. I have the ISP router plugged into the wan port of the cloud gateway
I know that linux is the popular answer to this problem.
I use a Mac and it's a pretty good machine. I know it isn't for everyone, but it works well enough for me and has enough mainstream support. As well the hardware has gotten ' good enough'
MacOS is not hostile to me when I want to run and install programs. There is some opensource support on the platform and the a good amount of closed source programs.
I do miss the wide ranging PnP hardware support for things like SAS/LTO
Not sure how worth mentioning it is considering how good the overall write up is.
Even though the human visual system has a non-linear perception of luminance. The camera data needs to be adjusted because the display has a non-linear response. The camera data is adjusted to make sure it appears linear to the displays face. So it’s display non-uniform response that is being corrected, not the human visual system.
There is a bunch more that can be done and described.
I didn't say comparable. I said good enough.