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dwighttk
5y ago
Crypto are futures? I thought they were a hedge for disasters
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dwighttk
5y ago
And crypto is plummeting
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dwighttk
5y ago
I enjoyed it, but not sure I’m gonna watch it regularly…
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dwighttk
5y ago
Watch movies for the first time, or rewatch whatever suits my fancy. Or don’t watch. :)
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dwighttk
5y ago
I watch Groundhog Day every Feb 2nd. Not sure I need another film to watch regularly.
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dwighttk
5y ago
No cash was spent in the making of that headline.
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dwighttk
5y ago
Could he have just turned it down a little bit so that it wouldn’t cover such a large area? (I know it would still be illegal)
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5y ago
Can you watch the game and read the article at the same time?
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Smart Things I Have Done While You Were Watching Sportsball
(newyorker.com)
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dwighttk
5y ago
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Where Chess Pieces Are Most Often Captured
(flowingdata.com)
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5y ago
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dwighttk
5y ago
I miss the spatial properties of classic MacOS. Windows would always be in the same spot when you window shaded them, files would be in the same spot in a folder unless you cleaned it up. It was an aid to my memory.
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dwighttk
5y ago
I don’t think DNS is, but AirTags is… so maybe they aren’t…likenable? likencompatible? Licompatible?
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dwighttk
5y ago
If you buy from Apple they do provide the network. If you buy from 3rd party and 3rd party doesn’t pay Apple, why should Apple provide the network?
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5y ago
> means the vast majority of users don't even have the chance to try the feature out to figure out if it's useful for them. Then make a case for them to turn it on, don’t use a dark pattern.
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dwighttk
5y ago
(Captcha added)
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dwighttk
5y ago
what is a social network? It is just user accounts, no connections.
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dwighttk
5y ago
With all the things that end up being surprising settings that fingerprint me, why is there not an “absolutely no auto-playing video” setting?
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dwighttk
5y ago
Best Buy has receivers starting at $260
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dwighttk
5y ago
Yeah but why do you have to tell the server? The browser could display the date and time locally.
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dwighttk
5y ago
But why zoom level? Set that locally after the site sends the info.
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Chopin’s Nocturnes Are Arias for the Piano
(newyorker.com)
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5y ago
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dwighttk
5y ago
I think the horse goes before the cart.
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dwighttk
5y ago
AKA sound?
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5y ago
> We got people to do a task on a computer,’ says De Kwaadsteniet. ‘In multiple rounds, which represented the months they had to work, they did a boring task in which they had to put points on a bar. The more of these they did, the more
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5y ago
If you count Galaxy Quest there are two good Star Trek movies
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5y ago
You would only lose access to music not saved in an accessible location (and purchased after DRM was removed unless you took the steps to get drm free tracks[1]) and also software bought on the App Store. [1]funny story: I have one (or mo
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dwighttk
5y ago
This could be really cool. Hope it does well and other historical artifacts could be recreated for exploration.
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5y ago
I’m thinking the comment referred to ip owners with large existing catalogues
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5y ago
I’m sort of on board with your argument, but might it have been different if Netflix owned Marvel instead of having a license to make a few shows? Probably not and that is why they didn’t bid, and the Netflix execs are in a better position
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5y ago
Huh… hasn’t been terrible in my experience, but I’ve never been forced to give Tim Apple a cut of my streaming subscriptions.
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