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by 71bw 2y ago
>Gentrification and moral panic killed warehouse parties and raves. With my experience as a Polish Gen Z member, gentrification has only made raves MORE popular in here in A.D. 2024. Bored kids out of good homes, eh...
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by 71bw 2y ago
You essentially described Musi, although it still serves you the Google ads and its own occasional ad every now and again [1] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/musi-simple-music-streaming/id...
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by 71bw 2y ago
>Everything else is shitty compressed MP3s. Check your supposed lossless files in Fakin The Funk or manually in Spek and become horrified at how many of them are complete garbage.
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by 71bw 2y ago
The new "Apple Music (Preview)" app on Windows (exclusively 11 IIRC) absolutely destroys anything they had in the past. And anything they have on macOS right now. It is absolutely stellar, and yet another example of the weird &quo
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by 71bw 2y ago
Yes, nothing will ever beat the old MMI when it comes to ease of use (especially once you got a hang of it and could do stuff "blind" without looking at the screen). Just wanted to say that this one still has more than enough in p
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by 71bw 2y ago
You use the dedicated hardware buttons for controlling car options on the steering wheel. I don't see why in God's name would you ever need that as a hardware switch.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>It is both factually right (let's face it, the vast majority of trump voters fit that description to a T) Thank you for your kind words. Don't you think you're generalizing a VERY big group a bit too much?
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by 71bw 2y ago
Is it physical?
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by 71bw 2y ago
>This. Backup camera requires a large screen leaving little room for buttons. ?????? A Chrysler Town & Country has a 6-ish inch screen and still easily runs a backup camera feed which is more than clear enough for anybody.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>But the essentials of a car (ie, transmission, wheels, structural integrity, windshield wipers) haven’t changed for decades. https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/models/en_us/GUID-E9B387D...
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by 71bw 2y ago
>I don't know if this makes great sense as an example, but, say you're travelling from the UK to France (or USA to Mexico?) and want to have your speedometer show km/h rather than miles/hour. That's not a setting
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by 71bw 2y ago
If in a VAG car you can just disable the driving detection via VCDS like any normal person would and have everything work fine again:-)
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by 71bw 2y ago
2020 Audi A4 here: all AC controls, lights, wipers, cruise control, volume, speedometer display options etc. are phyiscal. Thank God. Of course being Audi it's a bit goofy at parts, but manageable. I cannot imagine having to touch a sc
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by 71bw 2y ago
Yet another "innovation" stemming from electric "cars". Truly an abhorrent abomination on top of true cars...
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by 71bw 2y ago
In what conditions do you live that brushing past an oven is an often reoccuring situation?
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by 71bw 2y ago
I mean the big margins on each side where I can't scroll the page with my mouse without having to have the cursor in front of some of the text.
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by 71bw 2y ago
The way scrolling is implemented on that page is absolutely abhorrent.
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by 71bw 2y ago
Try copying any string from any e-mail.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>This is also why English-Mandarin is often poorly translated, in my opinion. Shockingly, this is something that Yandex Translate absolutely excels at.
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by 71bw 2y ago
> There are lots of instances in which it is in fact your responsibility to pay the staff For example?
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by 71bw 2y ago
>The experience is practically _seamless_. IF you buy through Steam. IF you have an AMD GPU. IF by seamless you mean that regardless of the aforementioned BIG assumptions you still have to go and play with winetricks or whatever to get s
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by 71bw 2y ago
Exactly and I'm never going to change my opinion. Nothing in this area was ever so easy and yet so powerful.
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by 71bw 2y ago
It's none of your business to ever tip anywhere UNLESS you explicitly want to thank somebody for their service. How hard is that to understand? It is the workplace's responsibility to pay their staff adequately. NOT YOURS. 0% tip
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by 71bw 2y ago
>Are laptop chips that underpowered? Yes and especially Intel ones.
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by 71bw 2y ago
One is the original, the second one is an AI verbatim copy https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3172/3172-h/3172-h.htm#:~:te... .
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by 71bw 2y ago
>supremely boring target politically. Oh how wrong you are. There is nothing boring in a target that can be used to validate others' lies and potential hypocrisy, changes in their policies etc. The wayback machine itself serves as a
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by 71bw 2y ago
Knowing how well Valve handles stuff like this you re-roll the keys in Proxmox and play again
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by 71bw 2y ago
It's just a forum like any other and yet you're acting like it's, at least, the Devil 2.0.
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by 71bw 2y ago
Topic change, but how manageable is living in TW nowadays as somebody who knows 0% of any Chinese (Simp./Trad.)?
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by 71bw 2y ago
...yet another feature I thoroughly enjoyed mercilessly slain by Microsoft in Win11.

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