it's almost like extreme inequality is bad or something

Meh just a bunch of clones

Still, it is amazing what they could do back then.

How are you getting the transcription of the NRK episode? I am learning Norwegian and often struggle to find reliable transcriptions for audio where the text exactly matches the audio (often subtitles are heavily edited compared to what's actually being said)

The stuff I quoted was listed as an abstract of sorts for the episode. I know NRK is very good at providing subtitles for their TV productions, but as you say they're abbreviated.

I'm guessing maybe audio books along with the actual books would be the best source for such? I mean there's Mozilla Voice, but it's quite limited in the Norwegian department and perhaps not quite as interesting as an audio book would be.

To be more precise the original comment said "M1 Max" which in itself is significantly beefier a bare "M1"

Google's recorder app is NOT available for most phones. Only Pixels and a couple of other selected handsets

does it scroll one line at a time or one pixel at a time? can it do 120fps?

But people can sue YouTube for misapplication of copyright law. It would be extremely expensive and time consuming but they could in theory

Yes it does need more regulation. It is fraud and as a manufacturer you shouldn't be allowed to get away with deceptive shit like this.

It might be deceptive, but only because consumers somehow believe product names correspond to unchanging products. They obviously don't, across many industries. Cars keep the same names but change design every few years. Food keeps changing package size and recipe. It's everywhere! They didn't promise not to change it, and the products still conform to the published specs. If you're too lazy to read that from the horse's mouth and rely on outdated 3rd party reviewers, that's on you.