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by LoganDark 1mo ago
You can almost achieve this by setting a reminder to turn on "sync immediately" manually every single day (because Apple decided there should be no permanent or indefinite option, and went through the extra effort of making it tim
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Google Maps, the lack of CarPlay, and the lack of amber turn signals turned me away from Rivian but otherwise I would love them. I particularly like how their brake pedals feel, although I'm not a fan of the accelerator being so far of
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> They were probably under an agreement not to reveal the buyer or amount. I guess they could've, I dunno, said so then? Now that, obviously, everyone knows what happened...
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> the most powerful consumer phone in the world today According to what? (I don't disagree, just curious)
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Well it apparently is so "pro" that it got regulated out of existence.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
ISO 8601 is just a timestamp format. Surely Visa must be using timestamps internally, but that couldn't possibly be their service. ISO 20022 looks more like it.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Not disclosing how much they were paid... I see that as incredibly dishonest and scummy. Sure "an opportunity regarding the trademark" yadda yadda... empty lawyerspeak that turns me right away.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Yippee, free load test!
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Apple explained during the event why the square aspect ratio was not for them, but basically it doesn't conform to content well. You supposedly get less black bars with this approach.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I wish that too. Too many convenience features on both sides that are accidentally or intentionally not making it over, even when they would apply to both. I wish it had to be an explicit decision to lock functionality to only iPad or iPhon
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I really don't think this is just for people who don't have personal computers. I do think this is for people who don't want to carry additional separate devices with them in order to access the bigger-screen experiences. The
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Faster chips absolutely don't have to take more power. Apple's fastest chips tend to be some of their most power-efficient. It's sustained workload that takes power, and the faster chips just have a higher performance budget.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I see the nano-texture is non-negotiable -- you won't get a clear screen with the Duo. I'm incredibly skeptical of this, and I'll have to check it out once it's in-store to see if that's even something I could toler
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I was hopeful that the Apple foldable would use glass as the top layer so it doesn't get scratched. Plastic does not inspire confidence; no coating can actually protect it from damage because it can still simply get plastically squishe
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
YMMV, but I have a Watch for: - checking the time (obviously) - sleep tracking - high heart rate warnings - sleep and heart rate trends over time - reviewing notifications or declining calls without grabbing phone None of these are "ki
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Siri is slowly getting better, but Apple's never been about matching the industry. They've always been about being the best Apple they can be. (They haven't followed this perfectly, but they keep re-learning it's the way
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I wish I could choose even thicker to get the Pro Max's battery life but with the Pro's ability to be held comfortably. You practically need two hands to take a screenshot with the Pro Max
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
The iPhone 18 Pro has the exact same dimensions as the iPhone 17 Pro. It's only the new iPhone Duo that's bigger.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Doesn't removing the "screen protector" destroy the pixels? Or was that just some early Samsungs? (that made an important built-in layer look like a screen protector)
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Google Maps has commercial licenses to some of their data. Reusing that data without your own license can cause problems you might not like. This mostly applies in cases where it's provable that the data you used would've required
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
If you purchase multiple cables at once, the shipping cost per cable goes down, I'd think. Not saying that's easy considering their stock issues. Maybe it's better now.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
If you purchase from the official seller on Amazon, you're highly unlikely to get a counterfeit unless someone committed return fraud. I think platforms that destroy returns aren't susceptible though.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
You purchase the ones labeled Anker?... They say Anker on the box and the cable... I don't think the supply chain is an issue as long as you get the intended product
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Usually when stuff like this happens, it means that Tailwind's developers are moving to work on Shopify instead, which means Tailwind CSS itself goes into maintenance mode. That's what usually happens when a dependency is picked u
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Ugh. I remember how much Tailwind Labs has struggled for funding and it sucks to see Shopify get them. It also sucks to see they're discontinuing their paid products permanently, effective immediately -- they're not making them
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
If you obtain the satellite images directly from Google Maps, you can still have problems because you might not have permission to use the data. That's not copyright though.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Same. I also call Facebook and Google by their true names, even though they tried to get out of their reputation by naming new parent companies. Oh, and Twitter, even though its new reputation is more deserved than before it got acquired.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Depends on the particular hash. Some hashes are designed to produce similar outputs when the input data is similar (for example, SSDeep). I'd imagine hashes designed to survive light copywriting would also not be entirely indistinguish
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
The problem wouldn't be that abliterated models are evil at all, it's that they wouldn't necessarily steer people away from such behavior.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
People will put up with a lot. People are celebrating that you can run models on a CPU at single-digit tokens per second. You think there won't be a single person that can put up with that and also be dangerous/etc?

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