For Android, i connect my phone via usb copy things to a temp folder and then have a small scrip that will archive the photos using timestamps in my nas. This is the heart of the script that goes through varios temp folders:
for i in $FROMD1 $FROMD2 $FROMD3
do
cd $WD
exiftool -d "%Y/%m/%d/%y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S%%-c.%%e" "-Filename<DateTimeOriginal" $i
done
Because they want to go public and get as much money as possible. They won’t be able to do that unless they demonstrate that they can monetise their platform.
Things will go back to a new normal with a lot more users. Some will remain others will not. Eventually the ecosystem will mature, new apps will be created and more people will move over.
I have a feeling that these tools make sense under specific circumstances. For example, a doctor could use AR to help them diagnose an issue or operate. Similarly an operator of specialised equipment could use it to enhance their perception. Pilots in fighter jets use something like this already, the do not have a screen in the cockpit, they use their helmet. But those tools are not consumer oriented, they are business oriented and Apple does not have a footprint there.
I use Vivaldi and Firefox. I like Vivaldi customisability, tabbing, workspaces, rss support and Firefox robustness. Vivaldi also supports mail etc but i have not used that yet.
Christian would not make this mistake, he has been careful with this and have been tracking it for a while. It’s a make or break thing for Apollo, and all 3rd party apps and I am pretty sure an intentional move from Reddit. They will try to gaslight everyone until the make it to the ipo.
Can you please provide more info about your setup? I have an Ubuntu thinkpad and I have failed so far to use the fingerprint scanner