I'm not in Germany, but I was taught (in mandated driving school) that when switching lanes, first check it's safe (which means you cannot cause another car needing to brake for you), then signal, then change lane. You shouldn't "request to" change lanes forcing another to need to react. Not sure if it can explain the behaviour.
But this is only for changing lanes, not for zipper merging, or just turning a corner etc.
Wouldn't the private space functionality work for that?
Or create full separate user profile, although thay is much less convenient.
They also make great projectors.
On the TV side, they sold 51% to Chinese TCL, so I expect things will start going downhill fast from here, which is a shame.
Is that not standard practice ? It is around here at least. People tend to throw all kind of crap at rivaling players so usually bottles etc are not allowed. Any liquid served at the stadium is in soft plastic cups.
Obviously sucks that it is required and people can't behave.
Isn't the IPO sometime in June? Could they not get get a new launch license for tue-fri next week? Usually it seems they are able to get FAA approval.
Doesn't matter what the actual capabilities are. What matters is what leaders in companies think they can do. And boy are there many companies drinking the AI kool-aid.
The number of partners is in the cookie banner from onetrust when opening the site (maybe location dependent?). I'm aware it doesn't mean they necessarily are making 3rd party http requests (feels likely though?), but when a site has such a ridiculous amount of partners, it is a huge red flag.
But it's not surprising, if they donate to charity, for each search request, they have to generate income somehow...
1.org:
We and our 1011 partners store and access personal data, like browsing data or unique identifiers, on your device.
Seems like they would many more 3rd party requests than those four.
1.org looks like a privacy nightmare:
We and our 1008 partners store and access personal data, like browsing data or unique identifiers, on your device.
DDG uses Bing though and doesn't have its own index.
They really produce much in Europe? I thought most of their production is in Asia.
They also still AFAIK operates in Russia.
The work done by the hardware dept to build CPUs has been a great achievement though. While this started under Jobs, Apple now arguably makes the best CPUs in the market. Competing with AMD/Intel is no easy feat.