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女性天皇あるいはもっと進んで女系天皇を認めるか認めないかは思想の問題であって、科学とも合理性とも関係ない。天皇の世襲は科学的人決められているものでもなければ合理的に決められているものでもない。この問題は国民がどうしたいかだけが重要で、国民が決めればよい

Apple quietly doubled iPhone battery cycle life in 2023, from 500 to 1,000, and almost nobody understood why. They were paying the compliance cost two years before the law existed, to permanently exempt themselves from the user-replaceable battery rule everyone now thinks is coming for them. The actual EU regulation, Article 11 of 2023/1542 in force Feb 18, 2027, has an exemption baked in. If your battery hits 80% capacity at 1,000 charge cycles plus an IP-rated waterproofing standard, you skip the user-replaceable requirement entirely. iPhone 14 spec: 500 cycles. iPhone 15 onward: 1,000 cycles. Apple printed the new number in their own spec sheet 18 months before any other major manufacturer caught on. Right to Repair Europe published a public lament in February 2025 calling the exemption a huge opportunity missed because it swallowed the consumer rule for any phone built well enough. The math on the other side is brutal. A $150 Android with a 500-cycle battery cannot meet 1,000 cycles without a redesign that adds thickness, kills IP68, and lifts BOM cost roughly $20-40. On a $150 device that is the entire margin. Computerworld called it the end of cheap Android. So the picture in this tweet is upside down. Ursula von der Leyen wrote a law where iPhone keeps its sealed glass sandwich and the Tecno Spark gets killed. Apple saw it coming in 2022 and shipped the workaround in 2023. The real rule of EU tech regulation: the exemptions are the law. Read those before you read the headline.

あとは規格選定急ぎすぎてコーデックもMPEG2なのも失敗だったのかもね…。 もしH264で実用化されてれば、プログレッシブだっただろうに、サブチャンネルもどっちもフルHDで放送できた違う未来があると思うと…。

あとは高岡も東西南北あったけど 東高校は現新湊高校らしいんよねぇ まあ富山の西高も婦中町時代から富山西だし 細かいことは気にせんって感じなのかしらん