Previously mentioned on Slashdot, Mycroft.ai can be built on a Raspberry Pi and perhaps other clones, and voice processing can be done locally. If I wanted something like this I'd probably use that.
Headline does not match summary. Windows Phones running 8.x are now unsupported, but Windows Phones running 10.x are still around and supported. Headline should be "Windows Phone OS 8.x unsupported as of today"
I'd say no personally and go with self-contained appliances that don't rely on any additional devices. They are the simplest and most reliable. Some people are compelled to experience everything through their phone for some reason and it's not worth any of the tracking/convenience, especially since you have to be vigilant about any private data going through your phone as it is.
Why did they have to reinvent the wheel and not iterate on the already established tech? Loyal users appreciate consistency, and hearing about something like this will make people stop considering the tech in general. Appliances that do something properly, reliably, and consistently will become renowned and gain a favorable image and strong recommendations.
The general populace don't want gadgets and gimmicks, but appliances. Developers need to learn that. The constant UI reworkings, functionality being shuffled in and out, it needs to stop. It's frustrating and stressful. There needs to be a damn good reason and an equally good plan for shepherding users if there are any significant changes to things like this.
Yeah I noticed this with internet stuff in general, now I have a certain hour of the day where I do that stuff and the rest of the time I don't. I feel a lot better overall, it's amazing really.
So no. And even then this is the high end Microsoft offering meant for real work, not third parties scrapping it out for attention at the lowest price.
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I wouldn't get much out of any of these things honestly so comparing them is kinda moot, I qualified it by saying "if I wanted something like this"
Previously mentioned on Slashdot, Mycroft.ai can be built on a Raspberry Pi and perhaps other clones, and voice processing can be done locally. If I wanted something like this I'd probably use that.
I agree, and personally I'm happy to have something like this lift my spirits and lighten things up
Perfect for use with Cinco e-Trial
This issue has always had broad implications.
You get it with Amazon Prime now but in the future it will become tiered
Headline does not match summary. Windows Phones running 8.x are now unsupported, but Windows Phones running 10.x are still around and supported. Headline should be "Windows Phone OS 8.x unsupported as of today"
I'd say no personally and go with self-contained appliances that don't rely on any additional devices. They are the simplest and most reliable. Some people are compelled to experience everything through their phone for some reason and it's not worth any of the tracking/convenience, especially since you have to be vigilant about any private data going through your phone as it is.
Why did they have to reinvent the wheel and not iterate on the already established tech? Loyal users appreciate consistency, and hearing about something like this will make people stop considering the tech in general. Appliances that do something properly, reliably, and consistently will become renowned and gain a favorable image and strong recommendations.
The general populace don't want gadgets and gimmicks, but appliances. Developers need to learn that. The constant UI reworkings, functionality being shuffled in and out, it needs to stop. It's frustrating and stressful. There needs to be a damn good reason and an equally good plan for shepherding users if there are any significant changes to things like this.
Not affected here, thanks Team Devuan. Maintaining a complete GNU/Linux distro that is not reliant on systemd is extremely responsible and valuable.
Will anyone be buying them up and supporting the phones that have made it to market?
....or introduce security flaws that let the enemy use your own stock against you
I opened Safari and don't see all these books that are supposed to instantly be available like these O'Reilly guys are talking about
After firing men with prejudice she's now backing up a man who took advantage of women in the workplace?
Moving fast? Classic hail mary play for procrastinators...
Yeah I noticed this with internet stuff in general, now I have a certain hour of the day where I do that stuff and the rest of the time I don't. I feel a lot better overall, it's amazing really.
Yeah it's the DLL injection in a closed OS that is the news here
You don't need the internet to make sure toast is not burnt. Whatever computations required on sensor data can easily be done locally.
Simple as that
If it's not in the headline then I'm too drunk to read it
That's dangerous to others on the road, but then so is a sudden accident. I wonder what's best.
Is this passing the buck unfairly to some future politicians or are they actually gaining ground and on track already?
$900-$1000 for the lower cost offering? What? That's going to flop if they're going after the Chromebook market.
So no. And even then this is the high end Microsoft offering meant for real work, not third parties scrapping it out for attention at the lowest price.
Why does MS ship one of their own products with the lowest/most limited tier of their OS?