ebbi

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by ebbi 3mo ago
Given recent history, I'd be more likely to be killed by American actions than Chinese ones.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
You purposely trying to claim Hussaini was 'the pope' of Muslims as though he was a central figure of authority that spoke for Muslims/Palestinians just shows how biased you are - not surprising, given your constant bias on t
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by ebbi 3mo ago
> What about ism. You just did an ism.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
True. I have a friend in Southern Lebanon who I met a few years ago at a conference. Our group chat is eerie - we haven't heard from him in over two months. We just don't know how he is, and it's sickening.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
Yep, Xero published a blog post outlining their stance on Russia and outlining their sanctions (it was literally less than a handful of accounts for them): https://blog.xero.com/news-events/our-position-on-ukraine-an...
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by ebbi 3mo ago
At this point, we're all useless. The circumstances of little Hind Rajab's death plays on my mind every single day, and haunts me. The fact something as brazen and blatant as that could happen, and the world did nothing. Truly a s
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by ebbi 3mo ago
"Every attack has to end with occupation, destruction and expulsion." - David Ben-Gurion. Pretty sure he died well before Oct 7.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
That's true, but even the settings you can tweak are essentially a curated set to choose between higher res vs lower fps, or vice versa. I think the other aspect is that when gaming on console, you know the game was optimized for a cer
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by ebbi 3mo ago
> It surprises me to hear that about NZ? As I think of NZ, as our friendlier cousin. Kiwi here. Our driving is, in general, absolutely atrocious. I've driven in America, Australia, UK, Canada (also India, but let's exclude th
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by ebbi 3mo ago
Probably because it's very niche. Talking to many friends, and an increasing number of posts on various console subreddits, there's lots of comments from PC gamers that embraced the console life due to it's simplicity. This h
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by ebbi 3mo ago
Thanks! I've been contemplating trying out Graphene, but I really enjoy the user experience of iOS. But I feel like I should at least get acquainted with Graphene as the inevitable enshittification of iOS will occur.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
Yeah, that's what I mean anyway. Each model has certain design tropes it repeats everywhere, and some of them are very old-school or not really UI best practice. And then the more ambitious cases where you ask for a feature without bei
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by ebbi 3mo ago
I'd argue Sam Harris' content was mostly political masquerading as philosophy. Most of his criticisms were very concentrated toward one group, and due to that, he has put himself into a corner. For example, when he's been ask
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by ebbi 3mo ago
> it does do design extremely well Better than Opus?
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by ebbi 3mo ago
How much flexibility is there in changing appearance? As an iPhone user, I really like what Oppo is doing with their ColorOS: https://www.oppo.com/nz/coloros16/
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by ebbi 3mo ago
> and then through to Steve Jobs for final approval I miss Steve Jobs
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by ebbi 3mo ago
> Maybe the newer FPS games would be better for my brain It might do. I recently had a bout of nostalgia and wanted to play GTA4 again (as a Uni student I only played part-way through without being able to finish the story). I ended up
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by ebbi 3mo ago
I love the computer, too. I remember when I was around 10 and we got out first PC - Compaq Presario - that we shared among us 4 siblings. And I was instantly hooked to. And then about a year later, we got internet connected and the first we
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by ebbi 3mo ago
I'm trying to sign up for the API but clicking on Subscribe on any of the plans does nothing. Anyone else experiencing the same?
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by ebbi 3mo ago
I'll take things that didn't happen for $10
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by ebbi 3mo ago
True. The UK is probably one of the worst in this regard.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
Quite revealing when this comment has been getting downvoted. I guess some people support the fact that some people dishonestly raise money for a humanitarian cause and then steal that money.
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by ebbi 3mo ago
As opposed to the censured responses about Israel? Or if not censured in some models, it's a very different tone compared to asking it about any other country and its violent actions (past or present).
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by ebbi 4mo ago
The same Israeli BlackCore that masqueraded as a humanitarian fund for Gaza and stole the money? https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/security-aviation/2026-0... Lowest of the low.
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by ebbi 4mo ago
"Protecting privacy and upholding liberal democratic values have been central to Palantir's identity and mission since our founding in 2003." - Palantir lol
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by ebbi 4mo ago
Thanks! I tried the demo when I went to Sydney (we don't have Apple Stores in NZ, sadly), and was blown away by the demo. Unfortunately they couldn't show me a demo of the virtual display.
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by ebbi 4mo ago
What's the text clarity equivalent to? 27" 1080p monitor?
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by ebbi 4mo ago
Because when you open it to Proton, you have to open it to Meta. And when Meta does Meta things, the first thing the average user will complain to is Apple - "didn't you advertise to me about privacy?!"
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by ebbi 4mo ago
It's a poll.
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by ebbi 4mo ago
To be fair, BBC has hardly been that critical in the British governments' complicity in the genocide in Gaza. And their headlines covering Israeli atrocities (not even their own governments), is super passive.

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