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My wife and I both own vinyl, and neither of us has ever owned a record player. We put them on display for the most part. We have a song we got married to, and we bought a couple of album variations (each with different artwork) with that s
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Blur is my favorite racing game of all time. I keep a sealed copy of the 360 version in my home as a little homage to the fun I've had with it.
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To be fair, Walt Disney partnered with his brother Roy Disney, and they co-founded and ran the Walt Disney Company (and the iterations before it). These iterations of the Disney Company were never just Walt Disney.
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Disney is the same company as it was 20 years ago. In fact, it's the same company as it was 100 years ago. They only care about profit. They do just enough brand management to preserve the profit motive.
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LLM use is not a simple search. I pay for it to either aid me or autonomously do work with document authoring, software development, and market research. It's not apples-to-apples when comparing.
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What if the service costs more to deliver than the market is willing to pay (e.g., search engines and social media)? I think it's reasonable to have advertising-supported services, it just needs to be clear up front. I don't mind
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I'm sure the children who watched their parents get murdered before they themselves were taken into slavery during the fall of Constantinople appreciated those rules and the alliances they supported.
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I've heard IBM is really just an external government agency. If you look at it through the lens of being acquired by a government bureaucracy, then your explanation makes perfect sense. IBM is too entrenched to fail and too poorly run
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Students go to university to get an education and obtain employment. All larger employers use Microsoft. Universities would be failing students by not giving them an education on their technologies. Microsoft gives the Universities and thei
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The right way (technically) and the commercially viable way are often diametrically opposed. Ship first, ask questions later, or, move fast and break things, wins.
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Given how Mamdani won in NYC I think we are already at that stage.
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Don't sugarcoat it. Valve has to make sure this is advertised as a PC to keep the licensing good on the games you've bought and that they are allowed to sell. Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony have closed ecosystems with their console
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1y ago
Apple Notes crashes when I try to open it after importing my Evernote notes.
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ASUS customer support is the worst in the industry. Cool display, but keep the box. They returned me broken stuff again after an RMA on a ProArt Creator WiFi board. I've learned after years of buying ASUS that if something goes wrong,
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They've kept the product alive but I don't know that it's terribly improved... I've been a paid user since 2008. Switching would be painful for me given how familiar I am with it but I came close this last year when it s
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I'm glad you are comfortable coming forward and for sharing your thoughts. Not to pile on with the others here but you may go fast alone but you go far together when you build the right team. Being an individual contributor CTO is not
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Until a company can demonstrate that a motor vehicle can be operated by a layperson, it's just about worthless for any sort of half-real transportation task. I pay zero attention to any technical information and marketing speak coming
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I've owned Sony, Samsung, LG, TCL, Pioneer, Toshiba, Sharp, Amazon, and a variety of other flat panels over the years. I actually love the simplicity of the LG remote with the center button for play/pause. I don't need it to
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Remember when OpenSSL had the Heartbleed bug and there were something like two guys running the project in their spare time with $50k/year in donations (if memory recalls correctly). Well, we are living through a great affordability cr
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I started buying Blu-ray discs and ripping them to my computer, where I run Plex. Why? I had a long-time subscription to HBO Max, but a few years ago, I went to watch Westworld, and it was gone from HBO. I ended up buying a season on Apple
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Wow. It's like an advertisement for torrent sites... I had no idea it was that bad out there...
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I had a positive experience living in two different Greystar properties from 2013 to 2018, first in Chicago and then in San Francisco. That said, my expectations for property managers/landlords are extremely low. I learned in college h
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Working on a 100% AI generated monolith so I plugged your web app into the repo and I installed the plugin in Windsurf. I'll see how it does and report back.
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Historically, technology has been deflationary.
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My Neighbor Totoro is a family favorite in our household. My wife loves it. We even play the soundtrack in the car and in our backyard. We also greatly enjoy the Ernest & Celestine movies. We are waiting for the show to make it to a str
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Robin Williams movies are in their own category. Disney doesn't get to take credit for his achievements IMHO.
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This is why physical games are so important. The circular economy lets folks buy these experiences second hand.
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The demand ran out. Gen Z and Gen Alpha don’t know how this stuff works.
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Their comments cemented to me that they have no long term value. If the ceo of Duolingo thinks AI will teach me a language then I’ll use a low cost LLM to get there without Duolingo.
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