Telaneo

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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> You can't when against these people and I highly suggest ignoring these "consumer rights" people as their opinions don't reflect what makes actual business sense to do. It makes a lot of business sense to scam peopl
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
Is there any legitimate reason why those Bose headphones should be able to pair with with any case? If there's a legitimate preference here, then I don't see an inherent problem with it, assuming the consumer is informed, but that
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> 'How did you go bankrupt?' Bill asked. > 'Two ways', Mike said. 'Gradually and then suddenly'.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I'm curious: does any poetic metre stick out to you as 'nice' or making texts easier to remember? Or is this just some part of the human condition that's completely alien to you? I've heard similar things from some
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> I don't even think a lot of kids know what "sellout" means. I think they still do, but selling out to do a deal with a brand to put your name on some clothes or cookies is so far down the scale it doesn't really reg
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
Yeah, Shakespeare is not going to land if iambic pentameter doesn't sound like anything special to you. It's a big part of why many Shakespearean quotes stick so hard in people's brains, like 'To be or not to be',
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
Horrors beyond your comprehension are mild compared to the horrors you can understand but cannot fix.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> Do you/should you (we) really expect that though? Yes.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
My phone has its volume buttons placed in an asinine way, so far more often than I should.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
This is a loss if the EU actually considers this acceptable. I should be able to Just™ install an app from whereever, and Apple shouldn't have a say in that. Notarization isn't needed on PCs or Macs, and yet here we are.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
No thanks.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
It only postpones the inevitable. It doean't actually fix it. I went for a 64 GB swapfile to hopefully not have to worry about it any more, only to find my swapfile full after a few days anyway, even when configuring swappiness to a mi
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
They just haven't tested anything larger.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I'm not sure how you can read my comment to imply that.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
The app I use to sync, Musicbee, doesn't work on Linux, so I have to use Wine, which for stupid reasons prevents me from syncing wirelessly. Just syncing the files isn't the problem. Syncing the metadata (number of times a song ha
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
Yes, and I'd prefer to not have to take it out all the time. Especially since taking out the SD card means also taking out the SIM card.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
https://community.e.foundation/t/voice-to-text-feature-using...
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
Syncing music is my main use case where USB 2 is annoying. Beyond that, pulling photos of the phone, but I rarely do that to an extent that USB 2 speeds become a problem.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
That does not seem like pettiness to me. That seems like a very good reason to not work with someone.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I share the same experience with My FP6. I want to love it. But the edges of experience are so rough it pains me damn near every day. I'm flipping it as soon as Motorola releases their GrapheneOS compatible phone. I hate that I have no
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I agree with this take. When I add up all the films and shows I've watched, music I've listened to, books and articles I've read, games I've played, silly projects I've made, and whatnot else, it's hard to come
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
While this may look like shit, I don't actually think this is all that bad a scenario. It's a better worst-case scenario than the 'button moved right into/away from my cursor' scenario.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I'm waiting for a TV show or Youtube series about people over 50 who go looking for jobs using only these kinds of methods. I remember asking my grandmother what she thought a large number of applicants would be for a job. She said 10.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
I'm not USian.
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> it's supposedly responsive and representative of the people's needs. It's damn near proven that the US representative branch doesn't give a shit about its electorate, within margin of error. https://www.j
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> Often the reason is completely unknown. Possibly the person refusing the pills doesn't really know why they are refusing it / doesn't even have good reasons. The actual reasons behind the refusal doesn't theoretical
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> I don't think (not) acting against someone's will is a question of mere politeness. In social care, it's often considered mistreatment. The reason given by the person in question was politeness. I'm not talking abou
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> I disagree with you. Someone being autonomous is a good reason for not wanting to take a decision for them against their will. Tell that to society at large. No man is an island. It's a sensible default and should be enabled as su
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
In context, me saying 'You can just do that' means 'You should do that' (barring there being good reason, which I haven't seen so far). I hate that phrasing. It was weaponised by teachers in my youth. It's stil
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by Telaneo 2mo ago
> I can't just do that You can in fact just do that. Whether or not you should is another question.

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