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by aceazzameen 1y ago
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
Do you know the difference between Methylmercury and Ethylmercury? Your comment suggests you don't.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
The backgrounds in Primal were stunning. Phenomenal hand drawn animation too, especially the creatures. No shortcuts there.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
Tartakovsky's Grievous was awesome. That character ended up being such a disappointment in the film. But I still liked how they tied that series straight into the final film. I was at a talk with Tartakovsky a long time ago. I don&#x27
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
What a show. The finale wasn't my favorite, but I still liked it. Everything else was outstanding.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. Over a decade ago I was excited about all the new technological advancements in consumer devices. Every year, every month, something awesome was happening. Now I don't care anymore. New consumer tech features ba
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
Please no. They'll eventually use some dark pattern to force an update on software that I don't want. MS can't be trusted.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
This completely ignores the non-gang members who were detained and not allowed to travel back to their home country (Canada, Germany). Of course that makes quite the world news headline so it's only natural for people to not want to tr
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
It will eventually be subscriptions PLUS ads combined.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
Maybe eventually AGI/LLMs/whatever will do the buying too. Maybe it will be one big feedback loop that all goes into the trash. As long as the end result has stocks rising in an automated fashion.
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by aceazzameen 1y ago
What's Trump's agenda? Kiss the ring and we'll waive your tariffs? In what form will Hollywood be asked to kiss the ring here? More pro maga content? Pro maga actors? Remove "woke" content?
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Do they think they're a 100-billionaire too? Life goals I guess.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
It doesn't matter if it's controlled by the Chinese government or an oligarch. The damage is the same. Remove TikTok today and it's another form of social media tomorrow. Algorithms trained to increase addictions are the prob
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Why don't you help brainstorm ideas instead of being dismissive? There is no right answer right now. Clearly in order for society to move forward in a healthy way, single individuals cannot amass wealth/power that is a millennia a
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
I recommend deleting this post.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Maybe maybe maybe. These excuses are a fantasy. Have you considered maybe he really likes money and himself and anything outside of that doesn't fire any neurons?
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Specs peaked years ago. I don't want anything new phones have to offer, other than maybe a screen that isn't cracked, or a newer battery, etc. New Androids are a downgrade in functional hardware features and software customization
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
I replaced mine with sticks using hall effect sensors. The stick replacement process isn't easy, but also not too bad. When I first opened my joycon, a spring flew across the room and I had a hell of a time trying to find it.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
We have a front row seat to see how it all played out in Germany a century ago. It gives us a better understanding of how people cowardly and pathetically turned on each other and their neighbors. Hopefully the end doesn't have the sam
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
I bet anything that any robots capable of performing any kind of service will be subscription based. It will also purposely be out of reach for anyone not wealthy. Society has to change before humanity has any further technological progress
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Anything perceived as negative towards the current US administration has been getting flagged on HN recently. Maybe bots? It's some kind of obvious campaign.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if the complaints I see against Firefox is a campaign to keep people on Chrome. But more likely it's just an excuse due to laziness. Either way these people can be dismissed outright.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
This reminds me of The Fifth Element. The restaurant should fly to my balcony and serve me there.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Yes, I used to always use a work profile and a home profile in Firefox. Over time I simply made more containers and stopped using profiles altogether. But the option is still there.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
Yep. I'm currently using my old Samsung Galaxy smartphone as a "house phone" simply because the battery life is beyond any other new cell phone. It gets charged once every 2-4 weeks depending on usage, and it's an ancien
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
You and me both.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
I'm pretty sure manufacturers could, but that would increase their costs. The US did it for them for free. So we're either going to get insanely expensive flu vaccines or none at all.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
That sounds awesome. Do you have any more info on your setup anywhere?
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
That's not a bad idea, thank you! I always hate having to retire perfectly good working hardware just because a spec requirement change.
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by aceazzameen 2y ago
The answer is yes. But it's not just about speed. The higher speeds drain the battery faster. I say this because we currently use an old 2014 phone as a house phone for the family. It's set to 2G to take calls, and switches to 4g

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