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by calsy 4y ago
A home battery system stores the excess solar energy generated during the day so you can use it at night. It's about long term savings on electricity bills.
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by calsy 4y ago
Apple isn't deserving of a slice of revenue from game developers because of questionable gaming practices. If anything it makes them complicit. Like a mafia syndicate, they will allow these types of gaming practices if they are given
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by calsy 4y ago
Way overblown... tell that to a game developer. The privacy and security argument was used time and again by Apple in court as a reason for booting Epic's Fortnite off the App Store for not using their payment system.
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by calsy 4y ago
The issue isn't about personal preference. It's about the anti-competitive practices of large tech companies that remove competition, stifle innovation and allow monopolies to set the value of their own product rather than the ma
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by calsy 4y ago
Obviously these types of features are welcome, even though they are apply to an incredibly small group of people. I cant help but feel the 'personal security' push from Apple and its marketing is rather self serving. Apple is und
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by calsy 4y ago
Prior to iOS 16, Apple Weather was using 'The Weather Company' for their forecasts I believe.
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by calsy 4y ago
...And the entire thread devolves into old man stories, 'Kids these days. I walked 10km to school everyday barefoot on a dirt road with a racoon for a hat. Didn't hear me complaining...'
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by calsy 4y ago
Why are we pretending that all published stories are presented equally, forgetting the entire history of media and the internet advertising economy in the process.
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by calsy 4y ago
Ohh it's nothing against online play, except most of the article that complains about online play. You all want to wax nostalgic about LAN parties when most of the time everyone was playing pirated versions of games and burning copies
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by calsy 4y ago
Your personal sensitivities about travelling with a laptop are not shared by the majority. Laptop fans are in no way noisy enough to cause a distraction for yourself or others. Making a VM copy from a NAS every time I decided to step outsi
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by calsy 4y ago
Newsflash, game matchmaking 100s of players in a single game across an entire country ensuring they have latest patches to minimise hackers and cheats is slower to load than a wired LAN with known peers and zero risk of bad actors. but hey,
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by calsy 4y ago
Yes rollback really is that good. Guilty Gear Strive is an excellent example of it. Why are you ignore the obvious issue of distance? LANs are great, you just have to be next to each other don't you, which is kind of a HUGE problem.
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by calsy 4y ago
Xbox was HD? Don't remember that.
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by calsy 4y ago
Yeah why isn't Epic able to teleport 100 people to the same location with all their hardware included, plugged in and physically connected for seamlessly networking at the press of a button. Damn reality.
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by calsy 4y ago
Not often you see someone use their own argument against themselves. Why buy a desktop with a thin client laptop (that are not in anyway cheap) when you could just buy a standalone laptop. This isn't even an argument, the decades of t
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by calsy 4y ago
This site is just becoming ridiculous. You understand what a portable device is right? That you can UNPLUG the laptop from the external monitor and still use it.
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by calsy 4y ago
This is all getting rather stupid. Laptop aren't for serious work? What planet are you on? You like stationary devices because you like to compartmentalise your life. Well thats great for you, but it's hardly normal.
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by calsy 4y ago
The only use case for a laptop is when you are travelling across the country? What sort of bizarro argument is this?
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by calsy 4y ago
I should have mentioned I was being sarcastic.
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by calsy 4y ago
Would you be surprised if I told you that laptops have ports that allow for external devices like a display/keyboard/mouse. Would it also surprise you that people would prefer a device that they can be used anywhere, rather than a
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by calsy 4y ago
Aren't you simply justifying the cost of AppleCare+ to yourself? What if they gave you a working product as one would expect at that cost? AppleCare+ is pointless. If they gave you a defective product with no Applecare+? Tough luck? Yo
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by calsy 4y ago
Don't pay a premium for new hardware as its more likely to break. This is your own fault for being an 'early adopter'. AppleCare+, pay even more for 'Apple Insurance' so you can repair the expensive defective produ
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by calsy 4y ago
Companies that specialises in complex clean ups will most certainly have all sorts of regulations and procedures employees need to follow before, during and after performing a job. Assess the risk and determine how to perform the task in t
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by calsy 4y ago
Something is clearly wrong if you are being exposed to hazardous materials 40 hours a week.
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by calsy 4y ago
The device still receives SMS messages, which makes all that wonderful iMessage security completely useless when receiving spam SMS messages with fake headers.
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by calsy 4y ago
Any limitations/restrictions that Apple imposes on their devices that usually provides them some competitive advantage is ALWAYS explained away as 'protecting' the user. It's a joke how often this corporate spin is used
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by calsy 4y ago
Identifying the country a person lives in would be reasonably accurate. ISPs are generally country specific and have a known range of public IPs. It's been well known since the creation of www that users attention spans are non-existe
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by calsy 4y ago
Just because you believe in something doesn't mean any action you take to push that belief is acceptable. There are not multiple groups blocking major roads, bus ways, bridges, trains etc. only climate protestors. Take this scenario,
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by calsy 4y ago
A long while ago did you also understand the difference between fantasy and reality? That events in a movie created to entertain the viewer have no consequences. That you don’t see all the insurance claims and lawsuits because it’s not ente
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by calsy 4y ago
Yeah it’s called being out on bail. Lets pretend to be horrified that these people have had certain restrictions placed on them as a part of their bail conditions.

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