> And it doesn't keep asking me to login to the Googleverse...

is that because you are always logged in to Apple's Garden?

> clearly it's geolocating by IP address here

so you can use a vpn/vps/etc to get the rebate?

You get rebate from your state not Tesla.

Pretty useless if you aren't going to pay NY taxes, right?

Different places have different rebates. One should not assume your location has none, although that’s certainly possible.

> I too was expecting some interesting experimental imagery where an entire iceberg was used as a lens,

it says made from an iceberg... as in from part of an iceberg... do you know how big an iceberg is?

I thought it might be something similar to the neutrino detector. Where they somehow used an iceberg to deflect and focus some kind of radiation. The actual article was obviously in a very different direction but cool too in its own right.

Exactly! It'd be different if the heading said "A Camera Lens Made from a Part of an Iceberg". But as it stands, I went in hopeful that an entire 'berg would be used in some creative or ingenious way.

Google has been moving toward that model for a long time... ideally, everyone will be using the get lucky button without typing anything (then they can show you what they feel like)

> A small number of creators will be able to keep comments enabled on these types of videos

the large ones that can fight back?

the people who would bother to do that could probably just ask Google for your wifi password instead..

monoprice.com used to be better for cables and stuff like that... haven't use them in a while though..

> edit: I personally care far more about the connector than exact specs of each version

hopefully usb-c connectors are tougher then micro-usb's

In my experience, the device side is much tougher. I've had 2 cables fail but even after about 3000 operations (that's about estimated 5 operations per day for 2 years in my case), the device connector still feels new with a fresh cable.

As it should be. I’d hate if the device side wore out

Amazon even blocks legitimate negative reviews toward its own products... They will do whatever it takes to increase revenues.

most people would be happy with the default settings... and if everyone would be using it, websites would make sure that they work with pi-hole users

Cue corporations spamming takedown requests because "it deprives them of ad revenue".