The problem is that the advertisers are only tied into the search data.. not the purchase data.
No, the problem is they're stupid.
If you searched for helmets and then you stopped searching for helmets they should probably show adverts for bike locks or jackets or something. Not helmets.
I'm at work so I didn't get to see the presentation. Did they address anything wrt someone unlocking your iPhoneX with a photograph of your face? You know, like the one most people have in their phones for a contact icon/image.
If only Apple could employ people with as much engineering insight as you...
They addressed this in the presentation. You have to look at it with your eyeballs. As long as you look away with your eyes, it won't unlock.
What if I'm wearing sunglasses? I can't use my phone?
If they've got that technology then why do they even need a "home" gesture. People could just cross their eyes or something to go home, much easier than using a stupid gesture that will probably give you RSI if you try to use the phone one handed.
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So?
If it's some highly parallel benchmark then obviously more cores will look better.
Will it equate to more performance in real life? I doubt it. Not many phones are used for raytracing or compressing video.
The problem is that the advertisers are only tied into the search data.. not the purchase data.
No, the problem is they're stupid.
If you searched for helmets and then you stopped searching for helmets they should probably show adverts for bike locks or jackets or something. Not helmets.
Came here looking for Windows jokes.
Am leaving satisfied.
it's the "Since it's Apple, it's awesome!" attitude.
I'm sure all the little Apple pips will be queuing around the block, like always.
I'm at work so I didn't get to see the presentation. Did they address anything wrt someone unlocking your iPhoneX with a photograph of your face? You know, like the one most people have in their phones for a contact icon/image.
If only Apple could employ people with as much engineering insight as you...
This is major innovation to an Apple pip.
Android literally doesn't exist after you've drunk some of Apple's juice. It's invisible to you.
They addressed this in the presentation. You have to look at it with your eyeballs. As long as you look away with your eyes, it won't unlock.
What if I'm wearing sunglasses? I can't use my phone?
If they've got that technology then why do they even need a "home" gesture. People could just cross their eyes or something to go home, much easier than using a stupid gesture that will probably give you RSI if you try to use the phone one handed.
I've done nothing wrong.
It's almost as if you haven't understood a single thing about how it works.
More gas for the USA!
Trumps's plan is working, America will be back in the 1950's again before we know it!
Not an idiot, just misguided.
("Misguided" && "refusing to listen") == "idiot" in my book.
So you basically agree - the URL bar isn't for searching.
Um, the price of graphics cards has nothing to do with Virtual Reality.
Because checking blockchains can be completely automated.
Yep, the autocomplete for searches should be completely separate from the autocomplete for URLs.
Anybody who thinks differently is an idiot.
That stupid search bar is archaic and literally the first thing I remove when I install FF.
Then you're an idiot.
The autocomplete for searches should be separate from the autocomplete for web sites.
There's still two reasons: NoScript and the history side panel.
I'm sure they'll get rid of them soon.
Because....?
Because people can bypass them - as explained in the summary.
A blockchain system could, ummm, block them from publishing until the peers have done their job.
Nope. "Normal" screen size refers to the physical size - around 4 inches.
Look at your chart again: Most of those screens have "hdpi" or "xhdpi" pixel density, ie' they're more than 640x480.
But yeah, I'd love a 4" screen with full HD resolution. Nobody sells them though, because .... oooh, squirrel.
I believe he was referring to sending humans there.
In that case the difficulty is certainly related to distance.
Another good read is How to Avoid Huge Ships by John W. Trimmer.
Feel free to correct the Wikipedia article with your superior knowledge.
The points of WHY to keep the data need to be determined first.
a) Terrorism
b) Children
c) Because we're the man and we need to show the whiners who's in charge.
The new law will be passed within weeks, just watch...
seriously, I expect better.
You must be new here.
Italians and French may consume a high percentage of carbohydrates but I doubt they consume the same quantity as Americans.
And there's the difference.