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by seec 4mo ago
Yeah, as you say, the key point is moderation, always. I find it extremely unlikely that evolution got us to like foods that are supposedly that bad for us. Our palate is actually a tool for evaluation of what is consumable and has the nutr
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by seec 6mo ago
Yeah, I had a pair of MDR-V700 back in the day, and they broke in about 2-3 years max, without any abuse, just randomly. I gave them to a friend who "quick-fixed" them with a screw at the pivot point, but they lost all their flexi
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by seec 6mo ago
Yes, I think they changed something in the new iOS; they are trying to get people to swap old devices. I had issues with swapping before, but with the latest iOS, it has become very annoying on an old iPhone with a small amount of RAM (3GB,
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by seec 6mo ago
Well, it's my observation as well, but the point is that it's not the first time this happened. In fact, we have records from not that long ago that at some point climate became colder after it had been warmer for a bit. It's
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by seec 7mo ago
POS Apple just made me upgrade my iPhone Mini to 26 so that I could pair my new Apple Watch, because I just broke the old one. I wasn't sure I wanted another Apple Watch, but it was the easiest thing to buy, and I don't have to fi
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by seec 7mo ago
Yeah, in my first job I was an Apple technician for a company that supplied DICOM solutions to radiologist, both in hospitals and standalone. I thought it was weird they spent so much money on Apple hardware when most of what we sold was se
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by seec 7mo ago
That's pretty good. I think the sales of monitors have become slow overall, so now they can focus on higher-end stuff to make some money even if it's for niche products at first. I just saw a brand new display for 70 bucks at a st
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by seec 7mo ago
The animations and layout of Liquid Glass aren't that bad, but it is really ugly in many ways. They could have just made some layout improvements without trashing everything visually; that's sad, really. The contour they put aroun
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by seec 7mo ago
Musk is leading the build of the biggest objects we have ever sent to space. It does give him some sort of aura that is hard to dismantle, let's be honest. He can do and say a lot of shit because he will still be viewed as real-life Ir
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by seec 7mo ago
Pretty much, and yes, this is not a desirable path for progress. But communists have an absurd love for bureaucracy, and their need to control is unlimited, so they'll argue to the death about stupid shit instead of, you know, actually
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by seec 7mo ago
You are being idiotic. One hour of running is almost half of my minimum energy expenditure. All the other movements in a typical day only account for about half that, unless I make sure to walk a lot more than most people would. The brain
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by seec 7mo ago
I'm not contesting that AI will become worthwhile on local hardware at some point. With software optimization and hardware costs falling over time, that's pretty much a given. But I'm arguing that it's not going to be wo
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by seec 7mo ago
Most definitely Windows, but that's basically a factor of their past hegemony. Hilariously, you are going to argue that Apple is good because they sell a lot of stuff, but somehow Microsoft is bad because they sell a lot of stuff (a lo
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by seec 7mo ago
Well, I agree with that if we are talking about the general population. But Apple does have some niches it serves very well that make the prices worth it for some. But of course, this is a very tiny minority of their customers. For example,
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by seec 7mo ago
People just like to hate on Windows. The home version has some issues and limitations, but if you are willing to invest in the Pro version, it's mostly fine, really. There are still many complaints to be had, but the fact is that Windo
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by seec 7mo ago
Yep. Basically the iPhone was very good at the start because Jobs smelled the future with his legendary intuition, but it was still a flawed product. They won because it took competitors years to meaningfully catch up. But now they are fall
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by seec 7mo ago
That was basically the whole point of it. Apple makes money selling hardware; they have a vested interest in making things slower/worse to incentivize people to buy newer hardware. This is why you can never really trust Apple and also
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by seec 7mo ago
Finder has to be used with the Miller columns; otherwise, it doesn't make sense. But since the switch to the new filesystem, it's kinda slow and annoying. They have built some proprietary stuff around their filesystem to increase
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by seec 7mo ago
The whole window management system is an exercise in contrarianism. They basically chose to do things in the opposite manner of their competitor and mostly against what intuition would dictate for the sole reason of being different. macOS i
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by seec 7mo ago
I guess that if I ask you for a good burger, you will point me at a McDonald's. They have so many customers, truly a marker of quality.
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by seec 7mo ago
Local AI is very limited and mostly a waste of time/capital compared to subscribing to access the good stuff provided by the key players. But by all means, throw more money at Apple for a problem they can't even solve themselves.
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by seec 7mo ago
That's just the typical Apple distortion field. I have been using Apple devices and supporting many of their users for over 20 years, and they are all extremely invested in their choice of computing device. It's really a source of
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by seec 7mo ago
Those Macs you are talking about are still very niche and mostly used by loyal customers that do basic/common things or very vocal fanboys who always find a way to shill for whatever Apple comes up with, no matter how flawed and lacklu
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by seec 7mo ago
Boohoo, I'm so mad; you flagged me on an internet forum. I'm so scared. On top of clearly being retarded, you are a little bitch. Go suck dick...
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by seec 7mo ago
Well, those people are resistant to facts and logic. But when you think about it, their survival depends on it, so it makes perfect sense. Most of those making those arguments have cushy bullshit jobs, completely dependent on stealing the w
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by seec 7mo ago
Couldn't agree more. I always laugh my ass off when people cry about Microsoft and Office. Well, the thing is that there are no real competitors, and we can't blame them if everyone else is more incompetent than they are. Apple ha
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by seec 7mo ago
The guy is more than has been at this point. It's nothing special, almost ugly in some ways. Apple has way too much influence on the world at the moment and people coming from Apple as well. Can't wait before we came move on to so
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by seec 8mo ago
Yeah, it's pretty good but still crazy expensive. Most of the good CAD softwares have remained very expensive.
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by seec 8mo ago
Funny that you say the BYD was tasteless. I definitely agree, and it's something that can be said about much Chinese-made stuff. In French we have the word "chinoiserie" which is used to describe objects with a certain aesthe
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by seec 8mo ago
Food supply is something I though about but the problem is that we put a lot of it in storage and it's never clear how much because sellers may want to wait until markets are more favorable. With modern technology/knowledge, we ha

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