I can't remember a youtube change that did not degrade my experience on their platform.

The Xbox name committee moved to Windows. Maybe they are shuffling the names their internal tools and documentation as well.

Depending on the age of Starlink you could add 10-30 to the bill for its power consumption.

Not true.

https://www.lwlhome.de/

Thats cool and all but the majority of the country still has one, or at most two choices :/

same as https://www.m-net.de/ Advantage over telekom: they own the city and the can lay fiber whereever they want without state intervention.

Both throttle in my area unless we vpn so I just share a vpn with a friend to fix it.

As a non iOS user wouldn't be the hard part getting it on the phone? The last time I checked you would still need apple hardware and 100$ per year for the developer license or something like that.

Technically you can upload it to your phone for free, but you have to re-upload it every seven days, which makes it pretty frustrating.

the inability to just hold win+mouse1 to move or win+mouse2 to resize is driving me insane compared to KDE

I was wondering what I want for my background but you've nailed it. Just random animals in nature.

What are you comparing? I only ever bought Dell Ultrasharps (Dell U).

The article also compares a budget display Dell S (OLED) vs higher end Dell U.

It can also help you in not getting a job because your health data says you'll be sick in 6 months.

It would be absolutely amazing if any sort of tech could say that I'm going to have a serious health problem 6 months ahead of time.

How do you think insurance premiums are calculated?

In general, health insurance companies (at least in the US) are pretty much prevented from using any health data to set premiums. In fact, many US states prevent insurers from charge smokers higher premiums.

(Life insurance companies are different.)

How are they calculated? Based on what data? Your google searches? If they don't use goolge search history, why would they use chatgpt history?

Yeah man, when would technology ever be abused to monitor health data. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health/period-tracking-apps-ou...

It doesn't have to get to your employer, it just has to get to the enormous industry of grey-market data brokers who will supply the information to a third-party who will supply that information to a third-party who perform recruitment-based analytics which your employer (or their contracted recruitment firm) uses. Employers already use demographic data to bias their decisions all the time. If your issue is "There's no way conversations with ChatGPT would escape the interface in the first place," are you... familiar with Web 2.0?

Edit: Literally on the HN front page right now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528353