If we remove all context from the sentence, sure it could read that way. Do you regularly remove all context before reading? It's certainly a strange way to word that question if that's the intent.
BeardedGingerWonder
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And it's perfectly possible to ask that question without coming across like an ass.
Right... But you're not operating under the misapprehension that Google is somehow an uncommon choice for search. I agree it's gotten crap in a lot of cases, but equally I also know just about everyone uses it for search.
I believe it, chiefly because I read the slop answer and then have to check 5 more pages to figure out if it's spouting nonsense or not.
Do people still use the most popular search engine for search? I get you're trying to be factitious but it comes across as naff.
The question comes down to whether a phone with a chip in it is subject to the tariff or just raw chips being imported. No one is putting a US chip in it, because US chips don't exist. The foundries to make them don't exist.
If the assembled phone is subject to a "phone" or "general" tariff at 30% and not the 100% chip tariff then it incentivises manufacturing in china vs the US is what I think the OP is saying.
For a charging port?
Genuinely curious how you interact with it?
I'll occasionally amuse myself by making up scenarios with Gemini. And the Google search summary is there - but tbh I mostly find myself ignoring that or seeking confirmation it's not just made up.
I guess I passively use it quite a bit through Google search.
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one not regularly using AI, am I getting old or something?
Ubuntu, Ubuntu is fine, it gets hate but tbh it's fine. It's well supported, issues getting fixed and there's plenty of info on how to fix stuff when you inevitably find something that doesn't work.
Did we? Some maybe, I do recall the fascists got the shit kicked out of them on Cable Street. More of that please.
MXM has been around for 20+ years as far as I know.