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Every high-performance CPU/GPU designer is moving forward chiplet design. I think Apple would do well to expand on this and have a separate CPU and GPU die on the package, just as they sorta already do with RAM, although that's more package on package. This idea of producing larger and larger...

I can see this used in repair and maintenance industries, like aircraft. Imagine looking at the engine and the Vision Pro highlighting the area of interest, while also providing instructions. That’s my killer app.

Clowns?! Why did it have to be clowns?! <Harrison Ford voice>

Exactly the problem with my 90-year-old mother and her iPad. It’ll only recognize her finger or thumb prints for about a week and then fails. She always enters her passcode instead.

Has anyone noticed that in the 0-400-0 video, the driver goes several seconds above 400-kph (412 ish), before braking down to 0? Perhaps it’s just a sample video, testing other parameters?

Exactly. I’m inclined to think there are a number of people that were a part of the tests who actually thought if they took these artificial sweeteners several times a day, they could still indulge in high calorie foods without any consequence, like that 2,000-calorie ”salad,” leading to said...

I never understood this argument and I keep hearing it over and over. If that’s what really important to them, then lock that part out while maintaining access to what the farmers and shops need. Duh. It’s not rocket science and it’s not an all or nothing affair. It is software you can program...

To be fair, this isn’t because that book (the Bible) actually contradicts what was later written by Copernicus. It doesn’t. It was because some powerful, religious people foolishly thought that book contradicted Copernicus’ book. They misunderstood and misapplied what they read in the Bible.

I also wonder about the immune systems of those who did die. What if they had received blood transfusions and needed to take immunosuppressant (anti-rejection) drugs? That certainly would affect their ability to fight infections.

Seems to be way too many other factors at play here. For many, COVID was life changing: many experienced job losses, a change to remote work, depression due to lockdown or lack of social activity. I personally know many who put on a tremendous amount of weight during this period, for whatever...

Seems that a lot of people agree with you. :D

I live in a small town where incomes are between $20,000-$30,000 / year. My rent in a 2-bedroom was $265 in 1998. Now, the same 2-bedroom is $600. It went up $170 just in the last couple months after local RE agent bought the property with hopes of getting richer. My income has hardly changed...

Why does it read, “To Serve Mankind”?

Or, better yet, make a tractor with all the existing advanced technology, but open source the technology and make all tools accessible to all users. Why is that so hard?

Yeah, I didn’t understand his thinking. He believed VR separates users from the world around them, but didn’t want them used in a professional environment. Considered VR headsets unfashionable, but wanted them as a lifestyle product for the masses, not professionals. Come on. Get a clue. So...

I’m actually curious: Just how many in the Ars readership are in the market for a car costing well north of 6 digits?

Especially, when you may not get an opportunity for a mild reinfection after a really bad case of COVID.

It’s that hair with non-matching eyebrows.

Heh, Well, it could be read both ways.

What I want fixed in the Finder is the ability to easily browse remote volumes (webDAV, SMB, etc.) without the use of third-party software. Why is that so hard to do? Yes, you can connect to those protocols in the Finder, but you'll have spiderwebs growing under your armpits before to you get to...