@CherryDonatella@neogalaxite There is no way bro
I have yet to meet a SINGLE HUMAN BEING that actually listens to Ella Langley yet that fucking song charted for a WHOLE ASS YEAR and it was at #1 for a total of 6 MONTHS?? That's longer than Despacito, Old Town Road and ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU.
@hellomacfolio I dislike Windows as much as the next guy but this is cringe marketing. It doesn't help that both this and your main website look completely AI generated
@snoopssy lol you just need 4 devices in total: 2 on the plan manager's side and 2 on your side. the plan manager shows the qr code, someone else video calls a device you have access, and you scan the qr code with your phone through your other device. simple.
@Javi that is completely normal for foldables lol it's not concerning at all. It's just physics. Until we find a material that's quite near magic, foldables will have creases and they will develop over time as you fold them.
@creativelyange do you REALLY think instagram would make this when they already have a whole ass design system in place that's already implemented in the same website that they could easily use? the engineers arent that stupid
@Shivam7879S It didn't even break lol the hinge is just fine after 10000 folds. I believe Samsung rates their foldables for 200000 folds so I'd imagine the iPhone Duo is also around that. Now of course if you're a human and not a custom machine, not every fold is going to be a perfect fold...
@DRN_003 This is easy as fuck to solve without the quadratic formula lmao
You just have to have basic 7-8th grade math knowledge plus know that taking the square root of a negative number gives you i (you don't even need to know what i actually is)
@Lum_k0@Cartidise@mediastorm_en It's not just a matte coating like normal. This is nano texture which means the glass (well, plastic in this case) has tiny holes that disperse light. It's better in some regards compared to just regular matte coated screen protectors but the tiny grooves can trap oils and prints
@Cartidise@mediastorm_en We've known from the iPads that nano texture can trap fingerprints but I never really considered it for the Duo. Wow that looks terrible
We've decided to sunset Arc on December 22, 2026.
That's not an easy sentence to write. We spent years building Arc and celebrating each and every release along the way: we have so much pride and love for what we made alongside the Arc community.
Our priority is to deliver best-in-class security for our members. Keeping a browser secure takes constant, dedicated work that is only increasing in the age of AI. Dia was built from the ground up to meet today’s security standards, so that's where our engineering and security teams will focus moving forward.
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