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by testfrequency 7d ago
Based on rumours Samsung finally cracked the secret on removing creases…iPhone is just the latest model on the market with the technology from them. That said..I believe I’ve also seen some Chinese models ready claim this.
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by testfrequency 7d ago
My understanding is it’s E2E transcribed dictation via PCC? Is that not the case?
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by testfrequency 7d ago
Still use mine! I will say it was a pain in the ass to open and answer calls though when you were busy doing things.
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by testfrequency 7d ago
I should have been more clear. You have to give reasons why, as in - if your identity is at risk, legal issues, company concerns..etc. This was the push back my friends and I have joked about (only two so far who have made this request). Th
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by testfrequency 7d ago
Per friends who have done this, you apparently need to explain why and have reasons™. It’s not just a quick “hi forget me” request. All of which I find a bit absurd.
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by testfrequency 7d ago
You can’t even do that with your HN account..you think Flock, with its lucrative gov contracts…would ever?
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by testfrequency 7d ago
Welcome to the thunder dome. YC is not our friends, they just host what (was) a niche forum where early tech peeps could have mostly civil conversations. It’s become increasingly hostile in moderation and sharp political opinions, that a lo
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by testfrequency 8d ago
Honestly, the iOS weather app is hyper accurate I’ve found in Europe in comparison to America… It really does come down to data source quality and access…that’s the crux of it.
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by testfrequency 13d ago
Future Show HN Post: “Hi I’m Foobar. I own Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT. It all runs on my Plex server at home. AMA!”
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by testfrequency 13d ago
If only every outage was due to “demand”.
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by testfrequency 14d ago
Incredible to see this in modern years still performing so well. The only Saab story I see is one of innovation and dreaming. Ugh, I miss my 9-3 so much. I still get a kick out of seeing Saabs on the road to this day. Lots of respect to t
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by testfrequency 14d ago
Project Panama [0] Must be helpful that your company is slurping and destroying literature, how sad that the results of this are a blog post with “look how well we write English”. Eye roll. Could not be happier about my decision to turn dow
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by testfrequency 15d ago
Their headphones with the air filtration was pretty wild, and surprisingly the headphones themselves are very comfortable and sound great.
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by testfrequency 15d ago
Rare moment on HN where I can share that I had a 9-3 Viggen. Such a wonderful car, wish I didn’t need to sell at the time.
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by testfrequency 21d ago
+1. I have a maxed out M2 Ultra Mac Studio that has aged incredibly well. I’ve yet to be tempted by any recent benchmarks, and I keep feeling like they’ve yet to produce their groundbreaking leap silicon since.
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by testfrequency 1mo ago
Safety is one topic, but this person is also discussing censorship and corruption. As much as I like visiting China for leisure, I could personally never live there. I agree the healthcare and safety are great in China though. It’s the same
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by testfrequency 1mo ago
Where in the world is your ideal country, that is doing everything right. Genuinely curious as it sounds like you want accessible weapons + unfiltered reach of speech with no side effects.
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by testfrequency 1mo ago
You know, I really wanted to say in my original comment I guarantee someone will bring up grooming gangs - and sure enough. Now imagine grooming gangs, in addition to police shooting and killing civilians, on top of political corruption goi
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by testfrequency 1mo ago
Always makes me chuckle when brits believe their law enforcement is anywhere near as toxic and corrupt as america’s.
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by testfrequency 1mo ago
New. Modern platform versions from their respective stores.
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
Of course, but if the argument is VPN = Bad, then it feels a bit deaf to ignore use cases for VPN…which is exactly why this law didn’t pass.
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
TIL every corp in the world are sketchy people for using VPN.
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
My hot take on the American steak allure is more about the “cowboy” big portion fantasy that’s fairly engrained into pop culture globally. Otherwise, I wouldn’t say American cattle are superior in really any other way, and are not the best
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
Most foreigners I know are incredibly skeptical or opposed to the idea of consuming meat while in America, as it has a pretty bad global reputation for not being good quality and/or safe. I’m sure fans of BBQ will argue this, but I’d s
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
As many as consumers allow I suppose
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
Exactly. Europe regulates to protect humanity. USA regulates to protect monopolies and political power
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
They are pretty good in the comment sections online. In the real world, they choose to engage in wars that provide political power for the underlying party in power, without having a clear goal or objective on how the war would benefit the
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
I worked at Apple for a few decades. My comment was not meant to be cryptic as much as it was to say: their legal team is very very hands on. As you could imagine, I’m not sharing any specific information.
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
You’re underestimating how much Apple Legal goes after anyone and everyone they feel a slight wrong sniff about. I know some insane stories that will never be publicly disclosed for one reason or another, and…it’s not a legal team I’d ever
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by testfrequency 2mo ago
Uses a British name, launches in America. - Stolen Uber UI - Slopped Uber illustrations - Lloyds Bank logo - Abused Uber API Godspeed

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