Gotta give it to them. At least they didn't hide the truth and are honest about their AI use. Don't use Epic Game Store anyway. I mostly use GOG Galaxy, coz Steam's ownership policy sucks.
Comments & Reviews
Still miffed about the AI-related enhancements, but it's a solid app to manage my Kobo reader
The fact that Orion is not based on Chromium appeals to me. I sincerely hope this contributes towards keeping the diversity of browser engines alive and not Chromium-heavy.
These LLMs are all gradually heading in this direction. While going crazy to get data centres out there, the freebies will be virtually gone and we'd be forced onto it as well as pay ridiculous amounts. I wish more power to the anti-AI movement
While I'm a fan of MPV on Windows and Linux, IINA has been my go to when I had my Macbook. It's so clean. Glad to see that it's still being developed and supported.
Thank you Google for ruining AOSP. They're slowly turning Android into an alternative walled garden to Apple. The whole point of Android was to give us an open system
I have fond memories of iTerm2 when I was in customer support for a SaaS company, and continued using it on my personal mac device. Way better than the baked in macOS Terminal. Nowadays, I've transitioned into using Linux (on Fedora at the mo). Now I want to find something similar for *nix environments.
Okay. Apple made a foldable device. Big whoop. I've come across a couple of reviews that contain excitement purely because it's an Apple device. Need to see this put through it's paces to truly see how it performs against the competition and whether the software experience is good for productivity or the usual media consumption.
Aww man. Now I have to go find an alternative. I don't want AI generated covers, I want the actual covers.
Granted it's in Beta and you can connect it to an LLM of choice, I sure hope the AI features are disabled by default.
Finally. It took them this long to create a button, so I can stop using the browser console.