When I read VLC I thought it was a typo. Then I searched for it. Couldn't find any official reason, is it known it or only speculated?
Railcar8095
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I really wish they get to the point where we can expect long term with no breaking changes. I love it but I have been burnt twice, which is not a lot, but it was very annoying both times
This is only anecdotal, but I did go back (and stayed!) on Firefox due to the comfort and experience. When I use edge at work I miss a lot some features and usability of Firefox, very rarely I miss something of edge/chrome while on Firefox.
There's such a polarization and paranoia that any comment that's not 100% unwavering support is considered an attack.
I hope they get to release v4.6.1: "It doesn't even matter"
About to leak? Somebody hasn't been paying attention to the news.
I want to love it, but the swipe feature using the external library is OK (worse than Gboard) for English, but horrible for Spanish. I have to correct every other word.
I don't know if it's a library or heliboard issue, but it's a dealbreaker.
Florisboard 0.5 is supposed to release with native functionality, hopefully works better and heliboard can use that too
Because as a business, it doesn't make sense in occident. They will be much worse in price to performance, and probably forget to run windows or other software.
From a business sense, it mostly makes sense of you think being dependent on "traditional" is a risk in a way or another.
If it works for you, and it's only a secondary/failsafe browser, shouldn't feel too guilty to use it.
I don't use brave and I'm not aware of what's the issue with the CEO, not sure if knowing that would change my protective
Why I imagine Xitter lawyers arguing that was it was neither spoken nor "printed", they can't be charged?
I understand the spirit, but that's how it goes. You have somebody doing the work, as you want the ML to do it, and then feed the data. It's the same when they get oncology scans that have been diagnosed by well paid doctors, somebody who knows does and the machine tries to replicate.
What very likely happened is that the failure rate platoed much higher than they expected, and all this time the goal was to lower it. Remember, it's cheaper to have 0 people in India than 1, specially with AWS in mind.
Moreover, even if the accuracy was incredibly high, they would still need people reviewing. You have to review random events to ensure the model keeps performing well and to evaluate the ones with low confidence or suspicious.
Someone correct me, but I think they can still send and receive data if using the Google services.