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10mo ago
I disagree with that analogy. Apple as the 'Reece's Peanut Butter Cups' in this analogy just screams of some bias.
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10mo ago
TBF, The Vision Pro failed from a sales perspective, no doubt, but after getting a demo at an Apple Store last year, I can see how it is promising tech once they make it a smaller form factor and cheaper.
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10mo ago
You're kidding, right??
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10mo ago
It sounds like a lot of your opinions are formed within a very niche bubble. Airpods for example - I see them everywhere, and every person I know that uses them, love them! Especially Airpods Pro 2. iPad - I think the sales figures speak fo
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10mo ago
Johnny Srouji sent out an email to his team confirming he is staying.
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10mo ago
Appreciate the reply mate, thank you.
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10mo ago
The 'multi-model consensus' feature actually looks very useful! I'm going to give this a go. A question on OpenRouter - is it just a place to consolidate the various AI models through one billing platform, or does it do more
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11mo ago
Cautiously optimistic for improvements to MacOS...
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11mo ago
I think as long as Valve remains a private company, they can continue Gabe's way of doing things. It's when it's a public company will the leader have the pressure of satisfying shareholder returns as opposed to doing what is
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11mo ago
I read somewhere that his replacement, Stephen Lemay, was close to Steve Jobs, which is promising in the view of reversing/remediating some of the issues that came with Liquid Glass. I follow an ex-Apple designer on Mastodon who did no
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11mo ago
Craig seems the type that would prefer to be closer to the tools than to be a CEO and manage all the other stuff that comes with it... The various interviews I've watched of his (and some of the leaked news) shows he's still quite
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11mo ago
I can see a certain group of people that would be chomping at the bit to be able to digitally block news and media coming out of a certain place exposing war crimes for all to see.
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11mo ago
While I really like the convenience of not having multiple different cables to charge my devices when travelling, I agree with you on cleaning the usb-c port. In that respect, the lightning design was a lot more elegant and made more sense
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11mo ago
Did they give reasons for why they don't like the change?
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11mo ago
I always do this too - imagine being just an observer, in first person, at random points in time in history. I'm hoping VR will help with this.
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11mo ago
That's the one! Thanks for sharing :)
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11mo ago
I've never come across this site before, but I remember watching a video on YouTube and one of the creators was talking about making Crash Bandicoot. As someone non-technical, but who grew up playing Crash Bandicoot, it gave me insight
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11mo ago
Not exactly the same, but there was the case in Fiji of 'Fiji chicken boy' - when his mom passed way, his dad abandoned him in a chicken coop, and he was basically living with the chickens. When he was later discovered, he was beh
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11mo ago
If Windows was my main OS, I'd probably be the same and use Omarchy or something. Thankfully I saw the light and have been using Mac personally for the last 15 years, used Mac at my last workplace for 8 years, but unfortunately my curr
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11mo ago
Search for Basem Naim (Hamas' political bureau member). In late 2023 and early 2024, Naim repeatedly said that Hamas was ready to welcome an international inquiry mission into allegations about what Hamas fighters did on October 7. In
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11mo ago
> Yes, "aggression" that happened on its own, completely unprovoked. Ahh, propaganda again. You really are a victim of propaganda, or believe history started on Oct 7. Predictable. > You are seriously justifying rampant murd
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11mo ago
My main use case is to get up-to-date news on things that mainstream media doesn't cover accurately. And to be fair, a lot of these accounts that are exposed as grifters were called out as such for a while now. And most of them were so
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11mo ago
Are Azure VMs different to a VPN? Sorry I'm not the most technical. Reason I ask is because there are few people I follow that use VPNs but their location is accurate on X. Also, X also shows where you downloaded the app from, e.g. [Co
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11mo ago
They executed them due to treason, a law that the USA also has. The number of Palestinians executed is far less than those killed by Israeli aggression. Don't minimize the war crimes of Israel. How far is the IDF office from civilian i
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11mo ago
I'm assuming that bit you're quoting 'militants with handguns' was hyperbolic, but it serves its purpose to compare and contrast the two. How much damage has those Russian and Iranian built rockets done in Israel? How ma
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It's in everyday things. Like this most recent headline from AppleInsider: "Cook controversially dines with Saudi Crown Prince at White House" Now, I'm no Saudi Crown Prince stan, but would the word 'controversially
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11mo ago
And restrained power figures due to the 'gentlemen's agreement' they had in Japan.
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11mo ago
> forfeited their relatively peaceful situation There you go. Even when you want to hide it, you can't.
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We had a Hyundai Santa Fe as a rental vehicle this past weekend, and our first drive to our motel (which happened to be at 10pm at night), we kept getting flashed by oncoming drivers with their high beams. We even had a few cars pull over t
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11mo ago
I love how confidently you reply in a way that makes you think Israel just has a right to do it. Like they have a right to just level buildings because they think it's booby trapped. You're someone that has deepthroated the Israel
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