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by alt227 1y ago
Meta has already released normal size smart glasses, it wont be long until all VR headsets are a relic of the past. EDIT: I think people are misunderstanding me. I dont mean VR/AR will be dead, I maen that all devices will be normal si
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by alt227 1y ago
> That said, it's AMAZING as a home theater replacement This seems to literally be its only killer feature. I was hoping apple would be able to figure out what nobody else has, an actual useful everyday use for AR. But still we are
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by alt227 1y ago
> There's anothing video of him setting up the ladder on a stack: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Keq-Lig-z74 At 16:20 in that video, it shows the camera crew in a cherry picker filming at the same height as him. Ive al
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by alt227 1y ago
But I would bet that those variable labels are never translated into other languages.
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by alt227 1y ago
Fair enough, apologies for assuming.
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by alt227 1y ago
> Do you think Best Buy assigns cash serial numbers to individual products they sold, by default, always? No but when you took that cash out of an ATM, it logged the serial numbers on the bills it gave you. Then when Best Buy deposited t
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by alt227 1y ago
I was disapointed to see that when I minimised the web browser, upon restoring it had returned to the homepage and not stayed on the page I was previously on :(
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by alt227 1y ago
> it will show how much an economy can grow when women are allowed to work to their full potential Why bring gender into it? There are plenty of families who choose to have stay at home Dads while the mother goes back to work full time.
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by alt227 1y ago
> If you add millions of people over the last 25 years (say) then of course water will become much scarcer. Not if the profits from selling the water are reinvested into the network to increase the capacity to fit the need. Are you sayin
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by alt227 1y ago
If water companies had reinvested all the money that shareholders have taken as dividends over the years, then there would be more than enough drinking water for people to come to the UK for decades into the future. We have not run out of n
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by alt227 1y ago
> there won’t be any new technology invented for cheap water treatment Oh there will be plenty of new technology invented, but it will either be underinvested, or bought out and buried by competition. Just like how the electricity compan
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by alt227 1y ago
> Anyone local would not think a number of 25m pop was referring to Greater London. Which is why we are picking you up on saying the area 'around London' has that population. I could also say that the enirety of Europe is &#x27
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by alt227 1y ago
No offense to you personally, but I find it very funny when people hear marketing copy for a product and think it can do anything they said it can. Apple silicon is still just a single consumer grade chip. It might be able to run certain en
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by alt227 1y ago
Apple silicon does not compete well in multicore spaces. People seem to think that because it can run single core things really well on a laptop, it can do anything. Servers regularly have 100-200 cpu cores maxing out of rapid fire threads.
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by alt227 1y ago
A regulator so weak that they have not been able to enforce pretty much anything, and are about to be systematically decontructed and replaced https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ofwat-to-be-abolished-in-...
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by alt227 1y ago
IMO 'around London' is Greater London. If you mean the whole South East of England, then say that.
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by alt227 1y ago
> we did this to ourselves I would argue that a small minority of the human race did this to the rest. > the lack of foresight Everybody on the planet is well aware of what is happening and why. Its not lack of foresight, it is pure i
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by alt227 1y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted, you are completely correct. Have an upvote.
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by alt227 1y ago
> "Privatisation" does not preclude government investment in infrastructure. But if private companies are taking the equity out of the service via profit, then why should the government spend public money to build new infrastru
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by alt227 1y ago
Exactly. 'Resistant' not 'impenitrable'. The article itself says that 100% phishing resistance is impossible. So I stand by my arguement that if you give an idiot a Yubikey, it still doesnt save them from themselves. &gt
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by alt227 1y ago
Ubiquiti make great hardware, however a lot of people hate the software as it is buggy and inconsistent. This at least gives those people options to run something a bit more opoen and manageable under the hood.
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by alt227 1y ago
Surely people can still phish for the user to insert their hardware key to approve something malicious?
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by alt227 1y ago
What does 'nicer' mean?
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by alt227 1y ago
In my experience, airplane mode also disables Bluetooth. You would just need to turn wifi off to test this.
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by alt227 1y ago
Any downvoters care to actually leave me a reply telling me why? Im not wrong!
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by alt227 1y ago
Yes, and Logic Pro was generally looked at as 'My first DAW' in most studios I have been in. Also Protools was available on Windows from 1997 and was used in many PC based studios.
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by alt227 1y ago
Apologies I meant 5-6 years, with a release every 2. Turns it its every year so I was wrong,
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by alt227 1y ago
Apologies I was under the impression that the major OS release was every 2 years, and so I equated 6 years into 3 releases. No need to be quite so rude when you could just factually correct. However My parents 2017 Macbook pro can only upgr
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by alt227 1y ago
Wow, 6 years!
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by alt227 1y ago
I love the aesthetic of the site, but the flickering titles are just horrible IMO.

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