vachina

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by vachina 3d ago
Why even bother when these things (of another make) can be had for less than $20 on Chinese market. This artificial scarcity bullshit need to die.
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by vachina 5d ago
It’s very relevant because the author has a conflict in interest. They can wax poetic about “open internet” but really their business depend on it.
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by vachina 5d ago
Ask the grifters and bots. If you don’t adapt get ready to get bulldozed.
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by vachina 5d ago
How is this comment relevant to the post (and be so upvoted?) Google is making it harder for people to game the index, working in your favor.
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by vachina 6d ago
I tried everything. Cleaning out the vents, cleaning out the grilles. The failure is not in the reduction of the ANC, but outright amplifying ambient bass into my ear. This is why I got them replaced by Apple, which in their diagnostics con
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by vachina 6d ago
I rarely see people use their foldable with it unfolded out in the public. And even when they do use it unfolded, whatever they’re consuming has two huge black bars top and bottom. This may change as content creators adapt. What Huawei and
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by vachina 6d ago
Never expected Apple to get on the foldable bandwagon. A slab is as good as it gets for something you use every day.
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by vachina 7d ago
Not exaggerating. My daily drives are Apple products except for Airpods, and I will always single them out because (in my experience) they’re that bad.
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by vachina 7d ago
Yes, on mine (the OG Pros) the ANC would consistently fail. On my second pair the battery refused to charge when i left them in the drawer for too long. Apple replaced them a total of 3 times for all these failures, but i simply stopped wea
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by vachina 7d ago
I guess i lucked out with Redmi (specifically a Redmi Bud 6 lite). They just wont fail.
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by vachina 7d ago
Im on my third pair of Airpods pro (replacement courtesy of Apple) and all of them had the ANC partially fail the longer i use them. I wonder why Apple still release new versions of these whem they cant even get the basics right.
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by vachina 7d ago
I rock a Redmi ANC earphones because.. they work and theyre like $20. Unlike these overengineered sound makers that breaks the moment you drop them.
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by vachina 7d ago
When your moat is just code.
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by vachina 7d ago
Wondering when Shopify is gonna wind up next. Not a good time to be a (small) software company.
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by vachina 8d ago
Yeah, have money, will spend. Water is wet.
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by vachina 8d ago
When you’re well to do everyone wants to be your friend
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by vachina 8d ago
The dad is an architect. So probably rich enough to afford (good) education and putting Kenton in the right place at the right time.
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by vachina 9d ago
LOL
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by vachina 9d ago
This rigor is also upheld to the ODM too. This is why we like to work with them, we all come out learning a lot at the end of the project.
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by vachina 9d ago
Sounds like fair game. Jani is trying to destroy the archive.
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by vachina 9d ago
Reads like a smear campaign in my opinion. Watch for new American product launches in the next few days.
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by vachina 9d ago
I’d gladly join his/her botnet. archive.is is the only archive that acts like an archive.
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by vachina 10d ago
Do you have an example of such cases happening?
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by vachina 10d ago
Please provide example of such cases?
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by vachina 10d ago
We actually need to decouple ourselves such that such threats can be ignored.
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by vachina 12d ago
nextdns. I wonder why people use anything else at all
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by vachina 12d ago
Brave is just a wrapper on top of Chromium. Just like the many other “browsers” you can think of recommending.
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by vachina 12d ago
Does not make it any more authoritative.
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by vachina 12d ago
America in a nutshell. Capitalizing your sense of wonder and fear to do their bidding.
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by vachina 13d ago
The AI keeps mentioning how a HTTP 200 can silently pollute your dataset. Why not just check contents of body? Usually APIs follow strict JSON contract for successful queries, alert or throw an error when that changes.

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