That’d be the browser’s (or whatever app you’re using) fault, not the format. I guess you could choose to hate it for poor support.

Price wise also?

Price sensitive consumers probably. Looking at EV prices here, you struggle to find better bang for your buck than the cheaper Teslas.

Not American so correct me if I’m wrong here, but isn’t the FCC supposed to be independent? Aren’t there any safety mechanisms in place that should kick in when its head so blatantly breaks with this principle?

If you use DuckDuckGo, you’re essentially using Bing.

The fact that it says “Paid for by the Government of Canada” will allow them to shrug it off as propaganda and go “Why would Canada care so much if this was true!?”. I like the idea, but I fear it might have an even more polarizing effect…

Speaking as a software dev, that’s probably not the case. They probably started completely from scratch and so the inclusion of features depends on reimplementing them on the new platform. It could be as simple as not being ready yet or maybe stats show them that so few people use the feature that they don’t find it worth reimplementing it.

I can hear this image.

Conscript reporting.

The real litmus test will be Q2 and maybe Q3 numbers. My country (Norway) probably has one of the highest number of Teslas per capita in the world, and I feel like a lot of people here are just sitting around waiting for the refreshed Model Y to be fully released.

These people have no idea what constitutes a good user interface. Just because they’ve taught themselves how to use the one from 1998, does not mean that grandma of 78 would find it as intuitive. Applications like this have to accommodate so many different types of people and somehow the neckbeards seem to forget that. Can’t imagine why.

I don’t disagree, but that’s not what most people care about.

Pretty sure it’s to enable extensions written in JS. These apps build their success on a rich ecosystem of plugins. And, like it or not, JS plays a big part in that.

I 'mma just leave this here https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-65471904

I dunno man. A teenager baiting a billionaire into spending a significant amount of his fortune to shut him up sounds like the most successful troll in history to me.

No joke, I’ve been using Bing’s GPT-4 search and it’s helped me much more frequently than Google lately. AI might actually be where Bing out-competes Google.

This is literally perpetuated by schoolyard bullying. Anyone over the age of 20 will very likely be entirely out of touch with how big a deal green/blue is for pre-teens and teens these days. It’s pretty much a cornerstone in teen social structures.

Wut? I’m in Europe and I’ve never had WhatsApp in my life.