It's ok, you can still say it. No one will think you copied it.
ExLisper
joined 1 year ago
Plants I eat photosynthesize.
I use a broom. It's good for privacy and uses 100% green energy.
It's a meme! Mario!
That's a pretty long name.
I don't know. Because they are not angry with Microsoft anymore and github better fits their workflow?
Nothing, it works fine.
No, it's because those robots are designed to operate in environment built for humans. Humanoid robots can worn alongside humans and you don't have to change the entire factory for then to work there. For example you can give robots wheels but most places have stairs. You can transport things with drones but most places have walkways and shelves designed for grabbing things at chest level. All the tools are also designed to be operated by humans. You can design a better, cheaper all purpose robot but it will simply not fit well in a current working environment.
Oh, ok, let me explain.
When Android was still young there were actually more app stores, for example one from Amazon. Since Google owns a lot of services and apps that people like to use on a phone (maps, email, browser, search) phone manufactures wanted to sell phones with official Android licensed by Google. So what Google did was to offer discount on Android license to manufacturers that would preinstall only Play store on their phones. Most manufactures went with it and soon all phones had only Play store preinstalled. Since no other store was popular app developers would only publish apps in Play store thus ensuring that no other store would gain popularity among normal users.
Today, when Android is the only competition for iOS Google only licenses Android to companies that don't offer un-googled phones. So if company wants to sell Android phone with Google Maps, Gmail and google search they can't also offer Lineage OS versions.
This is definition of monopoly. Google used money to kill off competing stores and now is using their dominant position to not let anyone else on the market.
A you being sarcastic?
A bike!