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ebbi
9d ago
Stopped reading DF ever since his unhinged posts mocking the war crimes being committed in Palestine at the hands of Israel. "F*k around and find out" he quote tweeted a news article that talked about how phone and internet servic
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10d ago
Unaware? He's the one that unfairly polices most comments that has anything negative to say about Israel.
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10d ago
Wow, stunning shots!
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11d ago
> "Israel’s neighbors Jordan and Egypt have made peace with Israel" The governments may have, but I can assure you the average citizen of those countries haven't, as they still have morals and haven't got US funding t
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11d ago
> "I think United States should be sanctioned." They definitely should. Sick of the double standards. And the "USA can do no wrong but this tech in others' hands will be bad" takes.
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11d ago
I'm not annoyed that my OG Apple Watch Ultra doesn't get the latest OS. I get it - tech moves at a fast pace. What I am annoyed about, is that I'm stuck with Watch OS 26, which introduced their new workout app, which is so
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12d ago
My comment wasn't necessarily to talk about model parity across markets - more to highlight the growing trend of people buying large utility vehicles with a tray as a fashion statement (for lack of a better term) than for its utility.
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13d ago
Same trend here in NZ. People buying utes/trucks just because they want, not because they need. They're not as big as the American F150s etc, more a Toyota Hilux or Ford Ranger. And they're often driven by reckless road rager
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17d ago
I'm in the market for a good TV to pair with my PS5 Pro for GTA6. What brand does not do scummy things like this, or that I can easily avoid by not requiring me to download an app to set up?
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17d ago
I remember when tech news sites used to (rightfully) harp on about Chinese tech companies and how they should not be trusted given they satisfy every whim of the CCP. But now large tech companies in America can't even challenge the nam
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17d ago
loose? only if they don't cook it well
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17d ago
For this reason alone it's DOA for me.
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19d ago
My thoughts on AI and how it's going to disrupt jobs is evolving. I was very much in the doomer category last year, but less so now. For someone working in Accounting/Finance/Revenue roles, who has always had a keen interest
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24d ago
I can't find the stat, but if memory serves me correctly, NZ over-indexes in CSAM-related crime. It's unfortunate, but it's not always good news down on our little islands.
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24d ago
Anything greater than 0, in leadership roles of the organization that should be one the most highly trusted in the country, is a plague.
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24d ago
We have a plague here in NZ of top-level Police officers using work-issued devices to access and store CSAM material.
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25d ago
Box disintegrated in the rain, but product is in fair used condition for its age.
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28d ago
Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed as well. Based on what I've read on various forums, I'm not holding my breath for any future updates that will unlock higher fps given CPU is already constrained, and PS5 Pro's benefits over
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29d ago
Yep PS5. But apparently for PS5 Pro as well, it will be capped at 30fps (!).
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1mo ago
I don't think I quite agree with that. Virtually all offices I've worked in, the bathrooms have been less than ideally used by colleagues. The people you'd class as 'commons' may not be having public sex, shooting u
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1mo ago
As someone who doesn't work in this field (I'm in boring old Accounting/Finance), but would like to learn this field (both to future-proof my skillset, but also because I have an interest in it), would it be wise for me to le
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1mo ago
Where's the lie?
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1mo ago
If someone stole your food, and then offered to give you crumbs as a peace deal, would you accept it? You can quantify the number of peace deals as much as you want. But when you don't present the facts and context behind it, you'
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1mo ago
These trite replies also worked 20 years ago, but not today. People that have read history know your assertion - vaguely suggesting it was the Palestinians that rejected many peace deals - know that this is completely false. Please do tell
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1mo ago
X does the same thing.
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2mo ago
Did not know that! Might check it out. Thanks for letting me know. But really been enjoying Analogue lately.
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2mo ago
They just released a major update, but it's not something I would pay a subscription for. I paid the lifetime fee in it's early days, but that doesn't unlock the new updates sadly. I use Analogue for day to day capture, and N
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2mo ago
> So this is just producing a single photo that is clearer in a middle rectangle and blurrier outside that rectangle? Yeah that looks to be the case. Not sure what use case this solves with that 'limitation'. I don't thi
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2mo ago
The common talking points online are that it's solely from one ethnic group. Not sure if you have read Rupert Lowe's report, but it was explicitly framed around a particular ethnoreligious pattern of offending - especially men of
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2mo ago
TBF they are real, but are they isolated to one ethnic group? No. Are the victims as numerous as Rupert Lowe's report makes it out to be? No.
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