I've had partners like that in the past. If ChatGPT didn't exist they would've found another way to cheat or avoid work.
The type of partner who takes the task you asked them to complete, posts the task description on an online forum and hope someone gives them the answer.
I think someone will make an app that overrides the IMU measurements so the phone thinks it's in landscape when it's portrait, then use another app to rotate the video to be vertical.
I agree! I wonder if there's already camera apps that do this?
In any case, unless it's in the default camera app and a default option, it will likely do nothing to reduce the plague of vertical video. I would guess that most people filming something that would be better in landscape didn't even think about it, so won't think about turning an option on.
I realise sensors come in other aspect ratios, but I didn't want to spend the time researching and listing them all. Some sensors are 4:3 (like the IMX363).
But that's irrelevant to my point that the sensor is not square which means you lose more resolution cropping to 16:9 in one orientation (usually portrait) than the other.
Because the sensors are landscape 4:3 and you would lose resolution when doing so.
AFAIK there's no other reason other than that and giving people the option might confuse people.
They all loaded for me, but cyberpunk had a loading icon for 20 seconds (I guess while it was getting that information from the server).
Maybe it was fixed earlier, but now I can finally actually login using this app.
I get that. Before ChatGPT if I had a bad partner it is very quickly obvious that their work is bad.
Now you might be tricked into thinking they're competent, which I can imagine is more frustrating because it's unpredictable.
I guess that right now people are overusing it as it's so new, but in the end the people who want to graduate without trying to learn will always try to abuse whatever tools they have to cheat. Usually they face the consequences at some point in their lives.