I find what happened, and their response to everything, completely unacceptable.
But even if you forget that entirely, i decided to see if anything has changed after a year, and the quality of videos is genuinely shocking. A production studio of such scale makes videos, that your typical 14 year old would find embarrassing. The attitude towards everything, and the overwhelming fake energy, are both very repulsive
From what i understand, the leadership has a stance against it, but i don’t think they’re talking about the same thing we are.
There’s Carplay and AA, where you just get app integration from your phone, but then there’s plans to make that the entire dashboard, speedo and other driver data included. I suspect they’re talking about the latter, despite it not really being a thing yet.
Nonetheless, i agree with the original comment. I can survive without Carplay in my 2004, buy buying a car without it today is a hard no, unless the car is exceptional otherwise
Knowing how their mind works, they’ll read some misleading headline, and then make it their “research” once again
Maybe they should have considered that, before stealing data in the counts of billions
Their general point of view is definitely not wrong.
When it comes to music, I've had a good time using Reaper for casual guitar recording, however a bunch of my plugins struggle horrible with Yabridge. A lot of this stuff has online per-system drm these days, namely anything from NeuralDSP, so that often puts it to a halt
This one is supposed to fix the obnoxious explicit sync bugs, so fingers crossed
Can we have a singular day, where this cunt does not appear on the news? Just let him sink, together with his impulse purchases
Since you have Nautilus, i'm assuming you have the rest of GNOME too.
GNOME Settings should have a default apps tab, so you should be able to change it from there.
Otherwise, org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec 'desired-terminal', and obviously don't forget to swap that for whichever one you want to use
More like PISS, a Plagiarized Information Synthesis System