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dvngnt_
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1y ago
They can run up to 30 mph. so maybe they're implying it can move quickly
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1y ago
Yeah at the default sizes i couldn't read the glass ones nearly as easily. the icons themselves look like a bad icon pack that i could download on android 14 years ago
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1y ago
Possibly, but the issue with chat interfaces is you often don't know what options are even available, and you still need the ability to browse information, so I think some screen will still be needed.
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> "Here to stay" doesn't say much. VR is as of now an extreme nieche If we're comparing to 3d glasses for movies like the parent comment said then that is a huge difference. samsung is releasing an android headset thi
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1y ago
For gaming and media consumption, VR is here to stay. The meta raybans have also been successful. As far as replacing your smartphone with AR glasses that remains to be seen
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1y ago
people always criticize zuck on this, but he's been pretty consistent on long-terms goals with AI and the metaverse working together
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1y ago
I've been using keypassxc which supports passkeys. It works for github at least
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1y ago
I'd rather have social media reform and stronger algorithm controls for users vs banning meta's biggest competitor that actually does everything people are afraid of tiktok doing https://www.techradar.com/computing
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We've have smart phones since ~2007 and you're right students did use t9, they could also be doodling in class not paying attention. I find it weird that all of these schools have contracts with https://www.overyondr.co
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1y ago
I had to switch to freetube which is a much better experience
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Bringing my first android phone to school in high school helped me learn linux when i was into rooting. I don't think phones are the problem. I think it's more social media. Schools find it less effort to ban phones vs how to work
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1y ago
Been a kagi user for years. My only complaint is for a given search it will only return 30ish results vs google that will do about 10 pages of results. Usually the first 2 are the ones I'm looking for, but doing a deep dive is a lot ha
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Would assume the penalty would be the same as bypassing the court-ordered breathalyzer and getting caught.
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1y ago
I use gamepads in VR all the time, fewer things to charge and less fatigue
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Back in my day the first releases were cam rips sold on dvds for $3-5 per movie. quality wasn't great but the audio could be ripped from the devices for hearing impaired https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telesync qual
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2y ago
that would be a good feature. though there are already playback and record tools to do just that. I really only see this for low-code users who want to automate a novel task.
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2y ago
back in my day we used snap to send spicy photos now they're using AI to cheat on homework. im not sure what's worse
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2y ago
I don't see this being a solution for full e2e regression testing. Having to run inference for each command/test seems expensive. I do think there's room for self-healing tests after failure.
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2y ago
If Valve doesn't announce a new hmd by the summer, i might get this. the index is getting a bit too blurry and heavy for long sessions.
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2y ago
what did you try?
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2y ago
can only speak for myself but church isn't my thing and hospitals are filled with sick people
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2y ago
? https://www.statista.com/statistics/311810/google-employee-e... shows 5 percent black people. not a huge amount
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2y ago
we're getting close then in usa https://www.counterpointresearch.com/insights/us-smartphone-... https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.wsj.com...
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2y ago
Do book drms even make sens? i can understand games, but how do you encrypt words that are meant to be read. People used to record music on the radio. It seems easier to ocr a book and generate text that way.
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the desire is already there. they've testing DRM for videos as we speak. this cat and mouse game will never end until google creates some anti-cheat with kernel permissions to attest anti-tamper
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2y ago
i think music is the exception
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2y ago
using revanced, newpipe and others until the wheels come off, i'll then bite the bullet and buy a yt annual plan when it gets shut down.
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2y ago
Maybe the arrow keys could have a different color if you can actually navigate in that direction.
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2y ago
possibly, but taking money opens them up to the headache of visa mastercard issues relating to adult content. increased attention could get them removed from the app stores. they could also remove it
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2y ago
hands free though.
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