Does Oracle own JavaScript? I thought JavaScript was developed by Netscape and that Oracle claimed to own the rights to Java, which is not the same thing.

It’s sad and pathetic that Microsoft gave up on their own rendering engine. Edge is just a chrome clone with a bunch of privacy invading marketing crap stuffed into it.

Should’ve called it “Meshchat” or “Bluechat”.

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It would be interesting to find out there was more than one Borg queen. Just like insects have hives with their own queen.

That’s strange, considering they all use the same battery suppliers.

You left out “Uyghur slave labor”.

You say turned around, I say ruined. He’s just remaking it into another IBM by selling services and killing anything innovative or creative.

The Space X with the exploding rockets and the Starlink satellites that fall out of the sky?

It’s Microsoft’s current CEO. All he is interested in is subscription revenue. Xbox hardware is next to go.

Breaking up Microsoft would be the best thing they could do right now. But it won’t happen.

How often has this person’s predictions been correct?

E/os is just android.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki//e/_(operating_system)

I do see that Ubuntu touch is an option though.

It’s shameful that most phones run one of two operating systems. There’s not enough competition. I’m still pissed about WebOS and Windows Phone being abandoned. I am hopeful though that web-based apps might make it possible for another OS to enter the market successfully at some point.

Is it really de-googled if it still runs Android?

Doesn’t this thing just run android and Google App Store? What a waste of decent hardware.

Holding security updates hostage is a sicko business strategy. I hope the EU sues them for it.

Anything but brutalism.

How about we bring back Windows Phone first.

Looking forward to accidentally paying for someone else’s purchase at the next register over.

• The ads aren’t targeted properly for one thing. I see ads for stuff that would never apply to me. Such a waste of money.

• Many of the videos already have a sponsor, so they are double-dipping.

• Also I’m not going to sit through 60 seconds of ads for a five minute video. Get real.

• And don’t lie to me about “Watch this long ad break and we won’t show you more ads during this program.”

I think Prime has the right idea of front loading the ads at the beginning of the program instead of interrupting thinks every few minutes.

I’d pay for ad-free YouTube if it didn’t cost as much as HBO. Charge $3 to $5 a month and I’d consider it. Otherwise I’ll just mute the TV, or skip the programming altogether.

Makes no sense. Am I supposed to run out and buy a new piece of equipment just to log into Reddit? 🙄