Link: How Europe can force Apple to support competition | The Register
The results of the European Commission’s inquiry into Apple’s response to the continent’s competition rules are expected to surface soon – and reports indicate the regulators are less than enamored with Cook & Co.
Link: Hands On: Pentax 17 Film Camera Seizes the Analog Moment | PC Mag
Film photography is enjoying a comeback and Pentax is here to take advantage of the trend with its first film camera in decades. Our early impressions suggest Pentax chose its moment wisely.
Link: Why Tubi CEO Anjali Sud thinks free TV can win again | The Verge
I’ve never heard of Tubi. I must check them out.
Link: Google still recommends glue for your pizza | The Verge
An eighth of a cup of Elmer’s, to be precise.
It’s now June 11th, 2024 and it’s still there. Yeah, AI is gonna save our ass. It’s not even artisanal glue!
Link: Get a Closer Look at the Star Trek Enterprise Model | Smithsonian Magazine
The starship model used in filming underwent an extensive conservation
Link: ‘We’re in 1938 now’: Putin’s war in Ukraine and lessons from history | The Guardian
Read the Whole Thing.
Link: Judge rather than jury will render verdict in upcoming antitrust trial | AP
Deep pockets wins trial by judge rather than trial by jury.
Link: It’s The Information, Stupid | Mojeek Blog
Search engines can influence an election.
Actually the influence of search engines on elections has been commented on since the early 2000s. Books may have been written, and yet little academic research seems to have been done. It may seem remarkable, unless you think about it.
Link: Linux May Be the Best Way to Avoid the AI Nightmare | Lifewire
“As someone who has worked extensively in tech and cybersecurity, I can tell you that Linux is indeed a viable alternative for those who wish to avoid AI integrations found in mainstream operating systems like macOS and Windows,”