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philistine
6d ago
He's as crazy as a coocoo clock.
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philistine
6d ago
Kids have a very poor ability to foresee and choose delayed gratification. The cookie experiment is proof of that. To children, a piñata is an exercice in intense delayed gratification. That and you get to hit things.
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philistine
7d ago
The long stems were literally the same length as on their wired headphones. They encased a bluetooth antenna and battery inside their existing design.
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philistine
7d ago
Those people need better glasses.
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philistine
8d ago
Do not use a display made for commercial kiosk use as a tv. They have terrible response times, brightness levels meant to be seen under sunlight, not for the fine differences of movies.
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philistine
9d ago
The whole discussion on what the EU is doing has devolved into this idea that everyone will be forced to offer a backplate that pops out and a battery you can remove with your fingers. The directive is far more complicated, and you will not
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philistine
10d ago
This is it; why make your own CPU, if you can't make large breaking changes because you've promised Linux support? Apple is not interested in tying their hardware design to Linus Torvalds.
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philistine
15d ago
Apple chose SCSI as its connector of choice in the 90s. It was a standard, it was faster and better than Serial, and PC manufacturers never bothered to offer it. Apple chose an internal connector that worked with their CPUs. They couldn
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philistine
17d ago
Look to the Westminster system for the true solution to the Commission’s lack of accountability. Let the MEPs of each country vote on who amongst them will sit on the Commission.
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philistine
18d ago
Not significantly. Your point that only failed states decide to use another nation's currency is automatically a failed state is simply untrue. It can be a marker, but it's not an automatic mark. Montenegro is not a failed state.
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philistine
19d ago
Not every road owner in the world has provided how many lanes a road has. To tell you which lane to stay in, it need to know how many there are!
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philistine
22d ago
This shorthand that marketing means a bad thing is actually not true for Apple. Apple's marketing is how it ought to be at every company. They do market research to figure out what users need, they famously came up with the iPod's
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philistine
23d ago
And everybody forgets the true power of Apple: scale. Can that supposed miracle chip be readily found in million of phones within 6 months? Or will Xiaomi keep selling 90% of their phones with 2 year old chips, reserving these chips to thei
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25d ago
Yeah, Apple is very weary of breaking user functionality. They'll just break your app's ability to run.
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philistine
25d ago
Québec makes 80% of the world’s maple syrup. You pretty much can’t get it anywhere else.
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26d ago
This attitude can be a strong precursor to positive change. In Canada, Dr. Morgentaler performed abortions in Montréal, and prosecutors were unable to compose a jury of enough people who would return a guilty verdict for any abortion. So it
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1mo ago
If you want to see how exactly a Westminster Parliament would stop duly elected MPs who did not follow the rules, look at the 2022 controversy about the Parti Québécois MPs who refused to pledge allegiance to the monarch. They were physical
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1mo ago
It still works; he's one of the most lucrative dead artist!
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philistine
1mo ago
Every Briton is entitled to one lunch with Adele.
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1mo ago
DO IT! They probably do not even consider the idea that they would lose customers due to UX. Lower rates, promotions, change of circumstances, but there probably isn't a checkmark in their loss of customer forms that include we made o
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1mo ago
The biggest tell of the A-series' chip concessions are the ports. A first for Apple, only one USB-C port is Thunderbolt, the other one is USB 2.0 speed. Apple made a computer with a chip made for devices with one port.
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1mo ago
I moved to the Mac App Store version of OneDrive specifically because of the constant issues with the background processes it insists it must have running at all times. The MAS version has only one of those and it works.
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1mo ago
> Still, I think .pkg package style installers are the most intuitive process for non-techies, especially those coming from windows where MSI and install wizard style exes are common. Nope. It's an app that is simply the .app bundle
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philistine
1mo ago
Je suis gaucher, et j'ai fait le choix idiot quand j'étais jeune de mettre ma souris à gauche. C'est un choix très étrange, mais ça fait en sorte que je n'ai jamais eu à me troubler des touches supplémentaires à droite.
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philistine
1mo ago
Get an Apple Watch. It massively cuts the amount of required unlocks.
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philistine
1mo ago
Very cool looking, but there is an ocean of mechanical keyboards already available with the US keyboard layout. I would explore making ISO international versions. That market is underserved. Because I wanted a mechanical keyboard with a CAN
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1mo ago
> It's probably a good idea to rather strictly partition your conversations to stick to a single topic. You assume that UI is sacrosanct and the same everywhere. Those LLM providers are already offering to mingle all your conversati
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1mo ago
> The blog post is for a different audience. No one? Like literally, I don't understand a thing of what the blog post is saying. It's vague to the point of meaning nothing. Every piece of text I've seen that explains Cloud
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1mo ago
Your discourse assumes two things: piracy will maintain the archival part without fail and that universal access is the natural end goal. None are true. Counting on piracy means we will lose stuff. By definition, piracy has adversaries whos
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1mo ago
> If GOG went down tomorrow, those games would be gone just the same as the Steam ones Absolutely not. Libraries and archives are able to keep digital copies, with limits imposed on how they may share them, not on what they're allow
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