deadballcretin

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by deadballcretin 4mo ago
> I certainly don’t want anyone to take this article to mean “no one actually has a problem with phones or social media”. It’s worth being mindful about what role these apps play in our lives, and if we’re having trouble with procrastina
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by deadballcretin 4mo ago
I have seen some thoughts via comments on this news on other platforms and the prevailing kneejerk response to this is somehow that Valve is bad at managing their supply chain as opposed to being one of the last hardware manufacturers to ra
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by deadballcretin 2y ago
MFA and allowing some sort of music streaming (specifically Plex, for me) would make this a no brainer. Without those two, like you said, it wouldn't be able to be my only mobile device.
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
The performance jumps that Nvidia has had in a fairly short amount of time is impressive, but I can't help but feel like there is a real need for another player in this space. Hopefully AMD can challenge this supremacy soon.
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
What's the grift here, get as much voluntary biometric data as possible before regulatory pressure shuts the whole thing down?
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
I'm talking about the city, not the brewing scene. The brewery is a staple of the city and it is a shame to see it shutter in such a fashion. Looking at the rest of the scene and not what the brewery represents is intentionally missing
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
Simply put, par for the course when it comes to what little of San Francisco's soul is actually left. Slowly dismantling the weird to make way for the boring. Saporro has mismanaged this from the very start, they had no plan when they
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
Nothing, the issue is who is buying and implementing it.
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by deadballcretin 3y ago
On one hand, 'if it ain't broke' etc. On the other, 'wait, what?'. The entire operation manages to somehow feel both incredibly sophisticated (it's not easy to get a sub to that depth) and simultaneously incred