Took me a second but I see it now - very cartoony. I like it!

Off topic, but I’ve not seen that emoticon before (unusually left-facing too!) and it’s adorable.

people want a keyboard on a phone not more folds

I don’t give a shit what most people want

🤔

Sales figures and market trends suggest most people do not, in fact, want a keyboard.

You might want a keyboard on your phone. Lots of people here might want a keyboard on their phone. People on Lemmy are not most people.

Wow, haven’t seen anyone use ‘phablet’ for years!

It’s possible to clarify your position without first insulting the person you’re replying to, fyi

Yes, but I was specifically talking about the way usage has shifted over the last 20 years.

It’s interesting how quickly they evolved in the last ~20 years.

From :-) to :) to 🙂

In no world has Apple ever been the cheaper option

At killing batteries faster - the wasted energy creates heat, which degrades the battery.

Non-magnetically-aligned wireless chargers are far worse than fast charging.

Børnich admitted that much of the work will be done by teleoperators in the beginning. Owners will have access to an app where they can schedule when the teleoperator can take over NEO and where they can specify the task they want the machine to do.

Those teleoperators are gonna see a LOT of dicks.

Why would I want this?

Bold of you to assume there aren’t plenty of folks out there willing to overlook any potential privacy concerns for their very own ‘robot’ butler.

The connection between Cap’n Crunch, phone system hacking, and Apple is a pretty important part of early hacking history.

This is exactly why lazily throwing your game’s text into a machine translation tool is not the same as hiring an actual localisation specialist.

I guess thieves found a way to circumvent it, otherwise it wouldn’t make sense

Even if they haven’t (yet), it’s still a recent development. There are plenty of old models out there without it, not to mention Android phones which hold the majority market share in the UK.

(it’s British Broadcasting Corporation)

As others said, this looks like a fake drive sold as a scam. Chances are high the drive controller has been modified to report incorrect values. Any data written to that space beyond its actual capacity will either overwrite existing data or go straight to dev/null

A word for this is ‘backronym’

I don’t necessarily disagree, but this reads a bit like some of the comments on those old Slashdot threads clowning on the first smartphones.

‘these things will fail, I already have a camera, a cellphone, and an mp3 player, why would anyone want them all in one device?’