bigglywiggler

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by bigglywiggler 2mo ago
https://jumpshare.com/s/rcdD4i6MRY3AijzQG7W9 GPT 5.6 absolutely smashed it
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by bigglywiggler 3mo ago
So many comments here by western people clinging to the only thing that they have left. The idea that somewhere in the world there is 'injustice' and a 'lack of freedom' and 'dictatorship' makes their absolute
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by bigglywiggler 7mo ago
I managed to break it... Input was an explicit verse from WTF Collective, a Jon LaJoie parody song: I'm MC Public Urination waddup, I took a fucking piss on the fucking sidewalk. Anytime anyplace I just whip out my cock and empty my bl
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by bigglywiggler 7mo ago
In: I had a spirited wank. Out: I just completed a high-intensity personal wellness session to optimize my focus and recharge my creative energy. It's all about prioritizing self-care to maintain peak professional performance. #SelfCar
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by bigglywiggler 11mo ago
The US is really turning to shit.
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by bigglywiggler 11mo ago
I am a qualified mechanic. I no longer work in the field but I did for many years. Typically, when people 'trust their instincts as a user' they are fantastically wrong. Off by a mile. They have little to no idea how a car works b
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
This is the best thing that I've seen all day.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I mean, it's Apple's whole strategy to create an ecosystem of devices that all work really well with each other. Having had some insight about how chinese manufacturing operates on the low end it's much simpler than that, the
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
These types of games are only a small part of gaming, I use a macbook for my main machine and I play games on my console. The majority of gaming has nothing to do with buying skins and we should all be rejecting this nonsense anyway.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I guess he didn't have enough knowledge
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I'm not sure that you have any sources for that percentage. Appstore links are definitely how iOS works.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I get what you're saying but anyone who falls for that one is beyond help. There are many red flags. I know that some people out there are not 'savvy' but this one is really obvious. The developer name is a strong red flag. I
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
The positives far outweigh the negatives.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
This is a consequence of the fact that nobody actualy searches through a desktop appstore for an option to solve their software needs. If you do find new software it's not by searching the appstore. You go there to find a specific app
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
Sure, but how many other products have a feature like that? I live in a very remote area. I NEED Starlink because it's my only choice for internet. I NEED a big 4x4 because if there's some particularly bad rain I'd be trapped
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
This is it, the grass is not greener on the other side unless you're moving over here. I don't understand why people who live on those less green pastures continuously wish for the greener pasture to be more like what they have no
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
This is a perfectly HN style misunderstanding of what Apple actually is and does. An iPhone doesn't need replaceable battery or an easier to replace screen, there are other phones that have these features and anyone is very welcome to
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
Your argument seems a little bad faith. Sure, random devices aren't able to connect to my phone without my consent but Apple devices only need that consent once. After they're on my apple account they can connect with my other app
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
It wasn't that long and it didn't meander much. It's clear that you didn't realy understand what I was saying. Sure, Pebbles weren't cheap garbage but mine literally died the second that I tried to use it the way th
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
It does when a company has spent R&D to create a closed platform specifically for their customers. The closed platform is Apple's USP, their features are better because they only have to develop and support them for their devices.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
We didn't. There has been constant innovation from then up until now.
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I replied to someone else in the same vein but having had a garmin watch in the home there was nothing that it would have done better if it was able to work with Apple's proprietary stuff. If random devices of unknown provenance were a
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I don't feel like Apple abuses my intellect. It's well known that Apple doesn't really care about people who want things that they don't offer, they market their devices to owners of their other devices. There are more e
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I just provided the credible excuse, these same obsoleted devices continued to receive software support from Apple for a long time after other devices that came out in the same year stopped receiving software updates. That's not really
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
I used to have a pebble time, it worked fine for me with my iphone that I had at the time. It died when I swam with it the first time. I loved that thing, was really bummed when it died. My Apple Watch SE2 blows literally everything it coul
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
Right, but they have to do R&D for their cool stuff because the standardized way doesn't allow for their features. Then other manufacturers get salty because they didn't do any of their own expensive R&D to make things wor
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
Right? Why spend money and effort to R&D actually interesting devices if you can just make cheapo compatible slop instead?
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
So the throttling was because they found that the old hardware and batteries weren't keeping up and so, instead of letting the devices become completely useless they throttled them. Butterfly keyboard isn't great but it works be
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
If this competition is only competing on price then it's not really competition, it's a race to the bottom. If you genuinely think that because two pairs of earbuds make noise and connect via bluetooth that makes them the same thi
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by bigglywiggler 1y ago
What I don't want is for the protocols that allow for apple's seamlesness to be opened to cheap trash. If Apple is forced to make it open to manufacturers of cheap trash and support it for manfacturers of cheap trash then it won&#

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