There's an article linked, perhaps it might give some insight.
If you’re wondering why Android 15’s codename is Vanilla Ice Cream and not something that starts with the letter “A,” I can’t say for sure. It’s likely because Google had already chosen Vanilla Ice Cream as the internal codename for Android 15 before the first trunk stable release, so it didn’t want to go back and change every mention of the codename, especially since that could break some build flows.
So this build change actually originated in the upcoming Android 15, but since that codename had already been chosen they didn't rename it to A.
When will ChatGPT and its ilk be banned
It's been going on for years and it does have an effect.
Epic paid for (part of) Alan Wake 2's development. Without them we may not have had the game in the first place, and certainly not in the state it released in.
True. But as long as that isn't the case, may as well fix the wording and raise awareness.
I made a small handle on the edge of my screen to toggle auto-rotate with One Handed Operation+
I'm not sure how well it works on non-Samsung phones, but I wouldn't want to use my phone without it.
For YouTube it displays the YouTube menu on first right-click, then the Firefox context menu on second right-click for me. On Windows.
If that is not the case for you, something may be broken. Have you tried running Firefox without any add-ins already?
As someone who didn't refresh their phone every year, I didn't mind the charger and cable that used to come with it. Having a few spares is nice.
The general tone in this thread seems so very different from when "Mozilla is working on AI" was first announced
Chromium does have some Google things in it. Like what happened with the built-in extension giving Google websites special permission to read the hardware info of your computer.
Once the account has been made, the barrier to more services is lowered.
PlayStation is likely going to want to make their own store on PC at some point.
they say they bought Tango and Hi-Fi rush because they thought the art was worth keeping alive, not because it would make money.
The title says how it's not about money, but about (presumably) Tango's legacy. So.. their art. It's the same thing.
I mean, that's what the title says?
It isn't all that clickbait-y.
I'm sure those developers don't need any material like, say, software, or a desk. Or other staff to write those paychecks and resolve disputes. Or give direction. Nor would the company need to host any downloads or other websites.
We'll find someone else to blame, like women!
Wait, no–