4fterd4rk

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by 4fterd4rk 10d ago
Why the hell would anyone live like this
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by 4fterd4rk 14d ago
You give them direct feedback and eliminate the need for this completely
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by 4fterd4rk 16d ago
Sure, but you are always going to get the "thing makes a strange noise but it isn't doing it now" ticket and there isn't going to be a "occasional strange noise" checklist.
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by 4fterd4rk 21d ago
Mindblowing to me that people continue to try and pin "planned obsolescence" on Apple, the manufacturer that makes infamously long lived products. You anti-Apple zealots get your talking points from 1996 Usenet posts.
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by 4fterd4rk 23d ago
There's that legendary German sense of humor.
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by 4fterd4rk 23d ago
You don't want a computer that does thermal throttling but also do not like it when the fans turn on?
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
I know this is a hopelessly naive question but what is Pinterest even doing with all this AI training?
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
What a great collection of incorrect right wing talking points! Look up when benefits began to be paid. The current payments very much and by design pay for the current retirees. The idea that this is some kind of elaborate “scam” when it i
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
This is years (decades?) old but I self hosted my email until everyone suddenly stopped accepting my mail. Has this phenomenon changed? Everyone on my domain was asking me what the hell happened why is my mail not being delivered and I had
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
Sure they do. Cabin refits are pretty standard. A lot of the 777s flying for AA, Delta, and United were delivered with very different interior configs.
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
The pressurization system being improved is the only thing of note in this promotional material that is for some reason on HN.
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
Cool, but Boeing is doing it first with the 777X.
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
The anti-screen crowd vastly overestimates people's competence with buttons. "You can hit them without taking your eyes off the road!" Please observe the typical driver as they attempt to change their climate control settings
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
I remember when the whole AI craze was just getting started we were all pretty much in agreement that, of course, we would not give the things unfettered access to the Internet. That would be reckless and silly. Oh dear...
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by 4fterd4rk 2mo ago
Chronic attention seeking weirdo discovers he has common condition, will now have to do iron and B12 supplementation. yawn
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
For what it's worth, the Apple password implementation on Windows is actually pretty good. No love for Linux, though.
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
The activities you're proclaiming to be Apple's bread and butter in an effort to conflate them with Google and Meta are actually a rounding error. What is it about Apple that makes people have these crazy ideas?
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
Actually there's been studies that show the majority of heroin users self limit their use to, yes, no real harm. The idea of the heroin user that's immediately thrown into an addiction where they start pawning Grandma's TV is
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
SpaceX has not been added to the S&P 500. They asked for the rules to be waived. S&P said no. I don't understand this article.
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
haha I stand by my statement
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
EU wants people to be able to plug any model into the new Siri system that will have unlimited access to all of your messages, photos, what's on your screen, browsing history, etc. Apple says hey so we're going to need some time t
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
And going outside increases your risk of getting hit by a car
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
The typical glass of wine you'd be served at a dinner party is actually two "standard" drinks. So... no. Not at all. Not even close.
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
That is a marginal improvement to a use case that, for most people, happens once or twice a year tops.
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by 4fterd4rk 3mo ago
Probably useful for trucks, marginal utility for your typical EV owner. Articles like this seem to be speaking to people who don't own an EV and are still focused on the ICE car model of "plugging in" your car periodically at
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by 4fterd4rk 4mo ago
Yes those bastards with their stances on checks website Russian aggression against Ukraine and Chinese human rights abuses.
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by 4fterd4rk 4mo ago
That's circular logic on the gold/silver. You basically say gold/silver holds value because it holds value. Bitcoin and other crypto is really no more illogical than precious metals. Precious metals have a few relatively mino
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by 4fterd4rk 5mo ago
Get ready to be disappointed
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by 4fterd4rk 5mo ago
The real question for me is how the hell did this company reach $200 billion in annual revenue? Nothing about our economy makes any sense to me.
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by 4fterd4rk 5mo ago
Alleged expert hawking some kind of blog/newsletter thing doesn't know that no major company is ever going to fire an employee for an honest mistake, especially one that would have had multiple sign offs from around the organizati

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