GhostalMedia

GhostalMedia t1_j2vou0i wrote

I’m not fully convinced of that. MagSafe only phones are pure speculation, and not supported by any of the reliable people that drop Apple’s manufacturing and supply chain leaks.

Qi2 will launch at up to 15w, like MagSafe. That’s half of what an iPhone can charge at. So Qi only phones would basically be a massive downgrade for people who want fast charging.

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GhostalMedia t1_iyowons wrote

I assume this paper finally got through peer review and is being properly published. The preliminary paper was floating around 2.5 years ago.

I’m curious to see something similar for COVID. So far it looks like the states that had looser restrictions have hit their pre pandemic employment rates sooner than states with stricter mandates. For example, Texas and Florida’s employment numbers rebounded faster than California. And places like NY still aren’t back to their pre-pandemic numbers.

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GhostalMedia t1_iy9z27h wrote

> Google integrates better with Windows.

Chrome, Drive, and all of those Google products exist on MacOS too. Google’s campus is littered with MacBooks, so it’s definitely a platform that they spend a lot of attention on. Last time I was there, literally everyone I was meeting with rolled in with a Mac. 😆

I don’t have any problems syncing my Android phone with my Mac. It’s basically exactly the same as Windows.

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GhostalMedia t1_iu4v032 wrote

Are we talking about the sub 100ms lag that folks experienced when conditions were right, or are we taking about seconds when things were not ideal?

My entire point is that way too many people experienced the latter, not the former. As ISP and hosting infrastructure continues to evolve more end users will be setup for success with streaming.

Streaming may always have too much latency to make hardcore PvP players happy, but when it works well, it totally shines for games like RDR2, Cyberpunk, etc. Problem is that too many people had completely unplayable experiences.

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