Considering what lead does to people, there should be jail time for everyone involved. Even store managers should do time if products on their shelves turn up positive.

Big fan of Chandler's art, though "Old Skies" kept the characters on the same plane, never moving away from "camera" POV. So the whole game felt very flat to me. Hopefully his future works will scale the characters.

Christianity had plenty of problems before capitalism became a thing. IMO both need to be heavily regulated, certainly not given special privileges or a blank check to consolidate power.

I want to pay taxes. Just like I want to be paid for my work, and those who devote themselves to public service want to be paid for theirs.

Ideally government work would pay well enough there would be no temptation to accept bribes, or declare bribes legal through awkward loopholes like campaign financing.

Seems to stretch an one analogy in too many different directions. I guess the point of losing control is the most true.

What parts felt too stretched? Or just as a composition would you have preferred I narrow it down? I thought it was fun that it goes a little overboard. To me it felt like doing so captured just how much these journeys can change over time.

I tried to focus on 3 main bits:

Early exploration, problems between people, and then how much is ultimately in or out of your control

Probably to reduce support costs.

I recall my junior high school had only Apple IIs in 1995.

Does Apple TV have ads for Apple shows in its UI?

No. The Apple TV _service_ does, and you can configure that service to be some kind of weird god service if you want. But you can also treat that service like any other normal service, one that only comes up if you launch it. In that case, the home screen is just a straight icon grid with no kerfuffle.

Yes, one or two, and not annoying (not trying to grab your attention). No ads for toothpaste or cars.

Apple TV is not the solution for purists who cannot handle anything that can be construed as an ad. It’s a great solution for those who just want to browse and watch content without distracting ads everywhere.

Amazon started this trend among major streaming services - showing self promotion ads.

Apple took notes and decided to outdo them. The F1 movie ads famously popped up in inappropriate places.

The Apps in the home row on Apple TV will have fullscreen promotions when the home row is along the bottom of the screen. If you set your home row apps with care, the fullscreen previews will not be ads (i.e. Photos will do a slideshow of your photos, Jellyfin just pulls random images from its/your own movie library metadata, etc.).

You can make them still images by going into the accessibility settings

Nova Launcher just added advertisements, unless you buy Pro. Ads come for everyone.

Try https://github.com/spocky/miproja1, it's awesome and will never get any ads.

Can confirm, it works very well. You can set it as the default launcher, and never have an issue.

That's because Nova launcher sold to new owners (whose presumed only goal is to serve ads)

Kids need to learn the fundamentals first and best. They can learn the tools near the end of school or even on the job.

I loved computer art and did as many technical art classes at university as I could. At the beginning of the program I was the fastest in the class, because we were given reference art to work from to learn the tools. By the end of the class I couldn't finish assignments because I wasn't creative enough to work from scratch. Ultimately I realized art wasn't my calling, despite some initial success.

Other kids blew me away with the speed of their creations. And how they could detach emotionally from any one piece, to move on to the next.

Tacking "Supervised" on the end of "Full Self Driving" is just contradictory. Perhaps if it was "Partial Self Driving" then it wouldn't be so confusing.

Its only to differentiate it from their "Unsupervised FSD" which is what they call it now.

That is redundant and doesn't make the other any less contradictory

I agree but I think context is important here. It was called FSD, but they got into trouble, now its "Supervised" so people know its not, well, unsupervised FSD. Yes, I know it doesn't make sense.