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4mo ago
It seems that Meta (and Google) have taken that a step further: If the service is free, you're the mark.
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4mo ago
(Yet another) Example of Facebook being unable to police its own ad platform. I don't understand the lack of regulation with enforcement and fines befitting the profit margins these companies are refusing to spend on basics (and when I
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4mo ago
Is Microsoft going to back down? Are they doing to pull back on their commitment to use AI or force AI into all of their products and services? This feels as if Satya sees where the fees are headed and isn't seeing how those costs are
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4mo ago
I'm not sure what to make of this. I don't know if this is standard procedure for the US, or whether it's an escalation of the paranoia, rightly or wrongly. Overall, I dislike the US' ability to strong-arm kinda any coun
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4mo ago
Don't think about purple elephants.
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4mo ago
I had already done lots of things to make Windows less in the way of what I wanted to do. It was this Calculator app thing, plus the constant reconfiguring of settings (at install time and sometimes after updates) to turn off a whole swathe
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4mo ago
The calculator app, whilst the straw that broke the candle back, wasn't the point for me, it was the pattern. Which has continued apace.
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4mo ago
I think that's caused by OneDrive. Which was the "shove down your throat" flavour of a couple of generations ago. F OneDrive.
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4mo ago
Clicking a Teams meeting link from Outlook Calendar opens the pre-meeting screen to allow enable/disable of camera/microphone, plus it also loads up a little reminder window with Join and Dismiss buttons _over the top_ of the Join
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4mo ago
Calculator taking measurable seconds to load was the last straw for me for Windows 10. Exclusively Linux at home for a couple of years now, and there's a relatively steady stream of headlines to remind me of how good a decision it was
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4mo ago
Isn't that Accelerando?
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4mo ago
> You want outbound calls from your Philippines based staff to show as if they were calling from a local number. The company that has offshored it's support to the Philippines might want that, but I doubt any consumers want that. Th
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4mo ago
This links to a website front page. It's not a blog entry or article or review, just a splash page like all the others trying to look flashy and say the right things to get people to buy something. This submission is essentially advert
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4mo ago
When are these GPUs going to be available on the second hand market?
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4mo ago
They would fund research to promote redshift and suppress blueshift. The scientists need to market their research to exploit the biases of the administration. Sad that it's come to this.
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4mo ago
For anyone thinking of migrating to Australia, please add to your considerations the increasing groundswell of conservatism and support for anti-immigration and the very recent proclamations of anti-multiculturalism of the newly popular One
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4mo ago
I want to downvote your comment to register my displeasure with the banks' actions.
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4mo ago
My 2024-model Chinese EV allows for volume to be turned down for various things - and these volume settings are kept across 'reboots'. It makes the occasional 'bing' or 'bong' that I need to look at the screen
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4mo ago
Why does a car even need an Internet connection? I'd prefer a car without. I recently bought a 2024 model Chinese EV, and it doesn't seem to have an internet connection of its own. Neither does it seem to have an app. Reasons I co
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4mo ago
But Snickers is Mars with nuts, so it's both healthier and more filling. The future is Snickers!
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4mo ago
One element of this that I find interesting is that from the outside it can look somewhat like a decentralised monopoly given that it affects all (or most?) commercial rental properties; it looks like collusion to keep rents high. Where it&
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4mo ago
QEMU and FFMPEG!! Where would we be today without Fabrice?
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4mo ago
Wouldn't you just need IR pants as well then?
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4mo ago
And the US voted for "drill, baby, drill" in 2024. Says a lot about the future we should be expecting and strategising for.
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4mo ago
I put the Projectivy home screen on my various Android/Google TV devices, which is clean and ad-free. A couple of older devices it "just works" on. A newer TV with Android built in requires minor adb commands to disable the r
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4mo ago
Tell me about it!
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4mo ago
One MAGA hat at a Republican rally doesn't mean all Republicans are MAGA. If anything is to be learnt, it is that individuals should be judged as individuals, or at least that individuals should not be judged by the worst actions of a
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4mo ago
Ignore their words entirely and pay attention only to the real world effects of their actions, whilst concentrating on your own plans and adjusting accordingly.
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4mo ago
It's nothing like a claw machine. It picked up the toys twice in two tries. A human would be incredibly suspicious of this.
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4mo ago
I agree with your first sentence. The rest is the messy middle around which negotiation is required for any form of minimal co-existence.
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