Anyway to know this is real?

As it says at the end, this was evidence at the class action suit "Comes v. Microsoft Corp.", which was eventually settled by Microsoft by paying $180 million, after many years of litigation.

Thank you! I didn’t know what it was. The downvotes suggest I should have.

You can verify it yourself if you read until the end.

You know, I did read it. Without the full context, it isn’t entirely clear. I have looked again, and don’t feel it is wrong to come away unsure.

Where I live, no Dad is being praised for changing a diaper. And golf clubs suffer.

Quite hidden in the mobile app at least. I had to click thinking. The slider goes 5.6 Instant, 5.6 Medium, 5.6 High, 5.6 Extra High, and the surprise 6 Pro

I see this as well. Odd there is only 6 Pro.

We should dice up time instead.

You're on the right track. We really need to dice up spacetime. Everyone can purchase their own spacetime worldtube.

The article implies the demand is for running locally. I’m not convinced, at least with a mac minis. Most people I know and myself buy the mini as it is always on, easy to setup, and isolated from my main computer which is a laptop. The mini is driving the use of the $20/month subscriptions.

As a thin client to access cloud models this is an astounding waste of money.

I think you miss the point and value add. The always on computer isn’t to run the client only, it is to run all the things a user would normally. The laptop becomes a terminal for a computer that can do anything your laptop can. If you don’t have the need or desire for that, then yes, use a rpi or whatever.

Why not use rpi then?

Easy integration with iCloud, mac native screen sharing/remote access, iMessage support, and a huge corpus of widely-adopted agents to pick from?

In my case, I dev on macOS. The env the agent runs in is the same as my dev laptop, configured and in sync. Has access to all the same tools and environment as I would on my laptop.

Value is that it holds so much code.

It’s an opt in service. Not the UK as a whole blocked.

> I'm pretty baffled by their choice of axes

To put their own model out in front?

Does it matter if they are not concrete? Concrete takes a long time to set.

Why make a product and not sell it baffles me. Especially when others are rapidly making products.