Earlier quoted context omitted.
Same here, are y'all also trying to check out to verizon terms, or directly through google?
Tried both ways. R013 every time.
damn.thanks for the response
Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
91–100 of 166 posts
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#92Anyone knows if having some items in the basket while being unable to complete the order somehow guarantees a certain spot in the queue on store.google.com? I want this phone badly, I want to be part of this inclusive camera experience, but due to systemic issues in the ordering process, I am still unable to checkout.
I have a feeling it does. It seems the basket is stored serverside. I tried logging in on different devices/sessions and basket was there despite not having any shared cookies. Fingers crossed.
Awesome awesome!
I'm seeing some progress, it seems quicker and quicker to land on this R013 page. Fingers crossed!
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#93Earlier quoted context omitted.
Coming from google PR machine it's obviously being strongly ideological. They're so full of their twisted vision of diversity that it turns into some kind of anti logic, as you noticed it's becoming the literal opposite of diversity
That's what I thought too. They're clearly over compensating for their history of algorithmic bias against blacks. And this attitude about diversity is unfortunately ruining universities and companies. I don't give a flying rat about people's color, as long as they don't use it as a tool to make others believe they're being treated differetnly.
You've made a lot of comments about "blacks" for someone who doesn't "give a flying rat"
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#94Tensor has a 20-core GPU. Are cores the main thing to count? So that's better than an M1 Pro with a measly 16-cores? /s
Not sure why the /s? Cores are the main thing for GPU's right?
As others have said, core is not a well defined term at all in computer architecture.
Is a core something that has its own program counter? Does it need its own floating point unit to count as a core? What about cores that only do a few ops? Are the cores even all the same, or do they have access to the same resources? For example, a few older Nvidia GPUS have some portion of their cores that have only a single crossbar port, and so perform much worse.
The M1 gpu core could very well be equivalent or better than 16 tensor soc cores internally.
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#95Earlier quoted context omitted.
Checkout is still giving an error (R013)
Same here, are y'all also trying to check out to verizon terms, or directly through google?
Ditto. I'm on laptop and my Pixel 5. Error R013 for the past 40 minutes when trying to checkout the unlocked version.
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#96>We aren’t in your country yet. New year, same shit again. I wonder who are the target of these phones really are? Never seen anyone using a Pixel out in the wild Feels like a pet project of Google to me. Like "we make Android so we better make some phones too otherwise people don't take us seriously" idk
I use a Pixel4 and love it. I switched from iPhone and would never go back to using an iPhone again.
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#97Lol YouTube reports "streamed 1 month ago"
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#98> Fingerprint Unlock with under-display fingerprint sensor, Pattern, PIN, password
Wait, no face unlock? Thats a dealbreaker.
Re: Google Pixel 6 Launch [video]
#99What’s the differentiation against an iPhone? Presumably both phones are fast and take great photos and have an app ecosystem. But the iPhone is likely faster, probably has longer battery, and will last longer as a phone - I know people using Apple phones several generations old and still getting security updates. Apple also offers better privacy and their built in services like Maps are really good now. If I were Go…
Is Android scanning for suspicious photos on my phone to upload them for scrutiny by some underpaid contractor? That's a big differentiator, for me.
Google violates more of our privacy than probably any other company, including Facebook. Their entire business is built off of sophisticated and pervasive Internet-wide tracking. Apple may have made a slight misstep but nothing on the same scale.