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by butlike 5d ago
The issue with iCloud is that before you even know it, you're paying $9.99/mo. Since 200gb is quite low, the next tier up is 2tb for $9.99, but then you're essentially locked in. I can't view the iCloud price tiers as an
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by butlike 5d ago
"Hey bro, you have a lot of money but bet you can't do a nazi salute on live television" "You're on, bro"
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by butlike 8d ago
You gotta define 'obviously' here.
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by butlike 9d ago
need to save your recovery keys (text file) before you lost the backups
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by butlike 12d ago
Same. Glad to know I'm not alone
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by butlike 12d ago
True, but I can make my own boogers, and kind of do automatically, so that's pretty common. Some people get fecal transplants, which is rarer, but let's say if I want to build... I don't know, lets say a house. I can lay the
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by butlike 12d ago
They can't unless the tuner produces a copyrighted work for whatever their purpose would be, because they can step in and "detune" the thing at 3am for a competitive advantage.
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by butlike 12d ago
Xcancel isn't copying the copyrighted content either. It takes the raw JSON/HTML data from twitter/x via reverse proxy and redisplays it on xcancel, as opposed to twitter/x. How is that copying?
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by butlike 12d ago
Is it that much more valuable to click on an ad than see it? I mean, network television operated on ads you can't click on for decades and made billion-dollar empires.
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by butlike 12d ago
Well, to be fair, time is more valuable than money. You can't make more time.
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by butlike 12d ago
So business decisions are absolved of morality?
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by butlike 12d ago
The MOMENT xcancel gets shut down, someone should sue the president for putting official communication on a closed platform.
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by butlike 16d ago
I think there's some truth to this. All those decisions and interactions at your fingertips cause dopamine release, which in excess can cause things like psychosis, paranoia, or delusions.
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by butlike 16d ago
Only if their critical flicker frequency isn't in line with those 2 years.
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by butlike 16d ago
To add on to what you're saying: he didn't really want to make MGS3 either. I believe he said in a Game Informer interview from 2001 that he wanted 2 to be the final chapter. I might be getting my source wrong.
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by butlike 16d ago
Ugh.
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by butlike 17d ago
I have an iPhone Air and the ONLY issue I've had is accidentally tapping the screen since the screen is so close to the edge of the device. Not battery life, not the speaker, not the single camera. I've only ever had issues with a
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by butlike 17d ago
The iPhone Air is my favorite phone I've ever had, and if they only made them, I'd be ok with it. (Sample size: 1, but still people)
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by butlike 17d ago
An Apple Miata is the dream. Take the design team from the MX-5 NA days and marry it to Apple's design team. Both are exemplar in engineering and the result has me drooling as I day dream here.
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by butlike 17d ago
I need to revisit this game. I played at launch briefly then tabled it, but it's wholesome to see the creator stick with something, adding new features, and really see it evolve into something else. I wonder how wildly different it wil
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by butlike 17d ago
> If I design a bulldozer to push a five ton rock, did I push the rock or the bulldozer? Unequivocally the bulldozer. You get to take the blame in design of the bulldozer, though.
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by butlike 17d ago
> please restate what i'm asking you to do and why it's important" This doesn't actually do anything though, right? There's no understanding, so the machine will just reiterate the original token query back to yo
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by butlike 17d ago
It's the best time to do this if you're serious. You can stay off the phone, mitigating all those ads, then simply pay for a streaming platform tier that doesn't show ads and the supermarket end caps are essentially the only
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by butlike 17d ago
This gets rid of the scams but makes all surviving reviews unreliable since they'd all be pay-to-play. It'd be better to just remove reviews altogether at that point. Which doesn't seem like such a bad idea now that I've
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by butlike 22d ago
> But that's not what they are, not for a while ...so what are they?
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by butlike 22d ago
Thank you. I thought I was sort of alone in thinking the writing is incomprehensible gobledygook. It's weird though, cause you start reading it and it starts out fine, but then deteriorates. Kind of like the old joke question "Has
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by butlike 23d ago
I'm out of touch and 5 years old, so please someone explain to me, but I thought the galaxies were bound together by divets in spacetime based on their mass dictated by the Higgs field. Now its dark matter binding the galaxies together
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by butlike 23d ago
This is a case where I think they should change the wording as opposed to the functionality. I like that it's a random year regardless of population density.
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by butlike 23d ago
Merging implies growth, separation implies decay
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by butlike 23d ago
"100fizzbuzz" as the prompt works to satisfys fizz buzz to 100 on Claude.

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