ok

Yes, I should have clarified that as non-physical/digital media. Current platforms are a rough equivalent of renting movies.

Books: a variety of ways to purchase, with products a uniform quality. Yes, the file sizes are tiny, but it’s true, they are as they should be, they are adjustable to the device you use, and have extra - useful - features because of digitalisation.

Audio: a variety of services offering pretty much the same stuff. Spotify is basic but works. Tidal is higher quality. My disappointment comes from the fact that it is still region-dependent, I cannot sign up for Tidal where I am. There is also stuff like Bandcamp for those who want to be ‘closer’.

That’s basically what I want, and what should exist. File sizes aren’t much different to modern day games, people are also willing to pay if the quality is there.

I wish there were more/better/good choices for streaming video. We already have decent solutions for audio, games and books/audiobooks, yet video seems to be lagging behind, hugely.

You can’t plug it into a USB-A port either. Checkmate.

Ethernet goes down USB C, 3.5 is built into the computer and Deck.

Yes, the M1 Air doesn’t have one.

How cutting.

Then get a Mac.

M1 Air.

I think I have two.

they can’t afford to employ cashiers

They’ve already removed most of the ones in the UK, it seems. Really worrying stuff when you realise how much they crept in during covid.

If they weren’t so focused on Europe/the Americas, sure.

There is already AI music which people create and upload.

…wat

365 is just shiiiit. Even Google’s stuff (free) is far better and less intrusive/annoying.

It doesn’t seem wise to make your cell network work all that differently from the rest of the world when cell phones are supposed to work seamlessly across borders.

This is/was the USA with their very different system.

It doesn’t come with one last I checked.

Because we shouldn’t have to pay such prices to upgrade to a normal storage amount without dongles and external storage.