Because it’s theft even if you don’t get caught.

Do not let that kid (or his dad) anywhere near an OpenClaw instance.

Competitors may have copied most of the form factor, but as usual, it’s Apple’s Special sauce that makes this thing amazing. In this case it’s how well integrated all of the screens are into the OS and its default apps and actions. SO slick and smooth. Great camera tricks, and the Pencil is a welcome addition, too.

Praise be unto thee, Steve Apple, for inventing the foldable phone! It will be years before Android can copy this.

> Competitors may have copied most of the form factor

Samsung unveiled its first foldable in 2018, what are you talking about?

> Competitors may have copied most of the form factor

Is this satire making fun of how Apple often "invents" things that has been on the market for years, or did you mean to write "Apple as usual copied from competitors"?

Please don’t tell me we are willing to make it easier for AI to read our content than we are to make it easier for humans to read our content.

Better idea: make your UI always prioritize the content.

I think you misunderstand how this plays out.

It's more along the lines of "Oh, hey there, you look like a bot, here are details on how to use our monetized mcp".

More likely though is that nothing will change here, because people will abandon it as soon as there is a paywall.

Don't point it out, please. I, for one, look forward to accessing content without all the bloat.

I've been using the free version of TailScale to use macOS's built-in screen sharing app to use my home Mac mini from my work MacBook Pro. Works great! That combined with ChatGPT/Codex's "remote" feature is an amazing combination. I think you'd be totally fine with a Mac Studio + Neo.

I have been considering this.

I bought a Macbook Air in the interm waiting to see what the Macbook Ultra looks like, but honestly—it's the best form factor ever. I love it! Even though it's only like a pound heavier, the Pro feels like a monster.

Thinking about getting a Mini or Studio with more horsepower to stay at home.

Any other apps or suggestions? I'm still not exactly sure what working this way looks like.

I remember when it was considered ridiculous to have a page take more than 250ms to complete its loading. Now nobody bats an eye at a 25MB page that takes over 30 seconds to load. I'm sticking with the old ways, thank you very much.

The price they should have to pay for destroying a rare book (just to scan it) is making a pristine high resolution digital copy of it available to the public at no cost whatsoever.

Nailed it.

$20 of tools, and a lifetime of skills. In this case, cheap has quite a few prerequisites.