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by esskay 2y ago
Unlikely, Amazon's already got a long term contract in place with the pinewod group for facilities extending beyond Bond. The actual bond stage is owned by Pinewood and used for lots of different productions however Eon were always giv
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by esskay 2y ago
Which means they'll be shoved into an office for a year before being encouraged to move on. There's not really a role there for them, they were a company that made a chatgpt wrapper, the idea that they have a clue how to run an ac
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by esskay 2y ago
Are you suggesting the only view people are allowed to have is to be full in on capitalism, no questions asked? Bizarre take.
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by esskay 2y ago
Not sure why this would be surprising. Even if we assume theres a bit of a skew because a recycler has run a bunch of benchmarks on old hardware, it's something that felt pretty inevitable. Average users dont need any more power than t
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by esskay 2y ago
I've had terrible luck with those drives, out of 12, 10 failed within a couple of years. Not a same batch issue as they were purchased over the period of about 6-8 months and not even from the same place. Yet I've got Toshibas tha
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by esskay 2y ago
It's more that its a lot of developer focus to take away on a very, very niche market. It may be fun, it may work really well, but hardly something to focus on for the games initial release, especially a Civ game where they've got
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by esskay 2y ago
Yeah saw a few shots of it on Steam Deck, looks like they forgot the resolution there as theres more UI than map!
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by esskay 2y ago
That feels like a massive misstep. Who on earth thought putting a chunk of development time into VR was a good idea for a Civ title.
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by esskay 2y ago
Any real non paid reviews people recommend? Seeing the usual suspects with overly positive reviews that clearly arent representative.
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by esskay 2y ago
Pronounced "Shitter"
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by esskay 2y ago
Twitters got more censorship than it ever had, and what's left is a cesspool of porn, conspiracy theories, elon ass lickers and spam.
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by esskay 2y ago
Well...at least we know what those scammy as fuck crypto scemes for Donald and Melania were for.
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Security does. But a lot of what we go through these days is security theater. The whole shoe removal thing, belts, etc. It's the most pathetically over the top form of security, and totally unnecessary. It does not in any way shape or
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by esskay 2y ago
Channel 4's been doing it too, in fact absolutely loads of their shows are on YouTube now and they do it as a weekly release, so for example last week they posted the first episode of "Celebrity Hunted" season 6, and then a w
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7.1gb as of today. It'll keep growing as well.
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Siri is Apple Intelligence now so that makes sense. Old Siri is being phased out.
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Think Apple are well aware they got a bit of a raw deal with OpenAI but it was the only option on the table. Their weekness and pure stupidity with Siri became a massive elephant in the room the second chatgpt was released, and then once pe
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by esskay 2y ago
Or just dont use a company with a VERY well known history of wiping cloud accounts. I mean it's Oracle, you'd have to be very naive to trust them with your data.
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by esskay 2y ago
This isnt new or abnormal. Oracle Cloud has been doing this for years. It's why when you see posts recommending it on reddit it's almost followed up with someone saying not to be stupid enough to use Oracle Cloud. Honestly more fo
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by esskay 2y ago
most likely a browser plugin then, assuming you've checked the console for errors?
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by esskay 2y ago
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by esskay 2y ago
Needs a share on bluesky link ;)
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by esskay 2y ago
By that logic a copy of source code for a propriatary app that someone has stolen and placed online is immediately free for all to use as they wish. Being on the internet doesnt make it yours, or acceptable to take. In the case of OpenAI (a
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by esskay 2y ago
Hard to really have any sympathy for OpenAI's position when they're actively stealing content, ignoring requests to stop then spending huge amounts to get around sites running ai poisoning scripts, making it clear they'll sti
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by esskay 2y ago
Why would that make a difference? You're not connecting to tmobile's network directly, you're connecting to starlinks, they're just routing traffic as part of their deal. It's effectively a glorified proxy service.
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Phone -> Starlink Sat for the initial connection. That then pings to a starlink groundstation, then it gets routed over their fiber to T-Mobile over the internet (its all just data going over fiber anyway). > fiber
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In addition to the sonic boom issue it was also cost. It cost a stupidly high amount in fuel to fly. The engines were horribly inefficient. Not only that the low capacity meant that tickets would have to be orders of magnitude higher than e
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by esskay 2y ago
It's going to be interesting to see where things go with this. I'm still struggling to see why their offering would have a different fate, if not worse. It's got a lower passenger capacity but still has the same cost issues t
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Typically no. In secondary school its just said as "Year 7", "Year 8" etc to 11, then Sixth Form.
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Bought a Mirra from there about 15 years ago for £115 including delivery, sitting on it right now, still going strong!

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