Now go look at both companies total gaming revenue for the whole year, not just the month that the biggest game of the year releases.
PlayStations revenue is about 50% more than Xbox’s.
If your PC is that old and bad, why don't you just use your home laptop instead?
The problem is that Windows 11 guts the muscle memory that older consumers have built up from using prior generations of Microsoft Windows.
What on earth are you talking about? lol
The important part is just that they didn't follow the correct process to put the ban in place. They'll just follow the correct process this time and it won't be overturned.
Being baked into the OS means it can access parts of the OS. Asking ChatGPT in firefox to turn off HDR on your PC doesn't work. Using Copilot built in to the OS means it can.
Find a video that asks you to sign in that isn't 18+ or private.
I could make a short video, or screen capture, but that’s more effort than it’s worth.
That's really zero effort since it "happens all the damn time"
The branch for the PR shouldn't be hosted on the production site's domain, and that deployment that the company will be testing and reviewing shouldn't be accessible to the public. They even have internal in the URL, while being accessible by external people lol
Sony easily beat them lol. Did you even look up the numbers?
but I still have to wonder why it needs “AI”
Because in teams you could type (or say) "how many customers are still awaiting their refunds for their services that were cancelled last week?" and it will go and do its little AI magic and respond with the answer.
people are going to build up a reliance on it to the point where they start to not be able to find that info on their own
But they can never find it on their own - it's in a database, they have to use some tool to get it. Why can't that tool be AI?
they already can’t handle the databases so why are they even fucking around in there anyway
They're not! That's the point. This way it gives them access to information that they would usually have to put in a support ticket, or run multiple reports and then try and compile them together, for example, to get. Now they can just ask a bot in teams a question and they get the answer.
why aren’t they learning how to use them if they’re so important for their jobs?
Because their job isn't to access the production database.
It was generally believed about a year ago that ads would only show up in free products
It definitely was not lol. Ads have been in paid products for literal decades by this point.
You're not going to be seeing an ad for plane tickets on the map - if you search for "burgers" you might get an ad for Burger King show up as a sponsored result at the top. That's it, it's just ads for companies that are relevant to what you searched for in the app.
"To clarify: this change is not related to any security concern, and only impacts Yubikeys and passkeys – not other 2FA methods (such as authenticator apps)," X Safety stated.
"Security keys enrolled as a 2FA method are currently tied to the twitter.com domain. Re-enrolling your security key will associate them with x.com, allowing us to retire the Twitter domain."
Physical security key currently tied to the twitter.com domain won't work when users attempt to authenticate from the x.com domain, so they must be re-enrolled in preparation for what sounds like a sunsetting of the Twitter domain.
Where’s the proof it was for the comment you say it was?