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illliillll
3mo ago
At least here in Europe, even children know that “sparkling wine” and “champagne” refer to different things.
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illliillll
3mo ago
You are clearly being dishonest here, I can install many apps besides the two you named. Things obviously aren’t as bad as you want to communicate, otherwise you would not have to rely on strawmen like this.
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illliillll
3mo ago
I sell these, have done many. Basically just about any museum (or similar) in the world is happy to accept large sums of money from rich people in exchange for exclusive experiences. This helps fund the museums and everyone wins.
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How to Dox Anyone
(xcancel.com)
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3mo ago
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illliillll
3mo ago
In a legal sense? Absolutely. In a real sense? What.CD and it’s likes didn’t even come close to being a profitable use of their operators time.
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illliillll
3mo ago
It’s extremely telling that you couldn’t come up with an example based on reality. But yeah, in that scenario it would be utterly nonsensical to force Apple to enable something which nobody wants.
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illliillll
3mo ago
Well, I’ve been having 5.6 sol work on tasks like “find every OTA app on the internet” I find explicit time bounds are useful for tasks like this, otherwise the LLM will almost certainly return too early.
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3mo ago
> You aren't "Charming" the tech support, you are just badgering them and waiting until they do the normal human thing of trying to be helpful. Exactly, you just ask normally. There’s no need for any special tricks. What w
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illliillll
3mo ago
From who should I order the repairable wireless earbuds which are also better than the AirPods Pro 3 in every way? It just doesn’t seem in any way reasonable to assume that “evil” is the simplest explanation here, especially since nobody is
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illliillll
3mo ago
Shallow dismissals? The claim that ‘Apple defined ICE as a "protected class"’ is explicitly false, there’s nothing more that could possibly be said to dismiss it. It simply never happened! Boingboing lied, it happens. > Calling
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illliillll
3mo ago
I can play the same game: “Not virtue signalling is evil” “Doing performative things that don’t actually improve anything but make nerds feel happy is good” Repairability comes with tradeoffs, I like the fact that I can wear my AirPods in t
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illliillll
3mo ago
NATO has no capabilities for doing that, what you are suggesting is very very far from what is actually possible today. But yes, Britain could lose its nuclear deterrent. That’s not going to matter for any conflict which starts in the near
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illliillll
3mo ago
Somewhere under the sea at this very moment there is a British submarine captain who could nuke Moscow tonight if he (and his crew) wanted to. There’s absolutely nothing the Americans could do about it.
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Approximately no one ever breaks their AirPods, so the amount of waste eliminated through better repairability would almost certainly be non-existent.
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The UK has nuclear weapons.
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illliillll
3mo ago
Neither side needs a peace deal as of right now, that’s completely ridiculous.
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illliillll
3mo ago
Let’s try: > Apple knew a supplier was using child labor but took 3 years to fully cut ties (yahoo.com) Apple routinely terminates relationships with suppliers when they identify abusive practices, sometimes they’re slow about it. > A
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illliillll
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None of this seems like it could reasonably be described as evil.
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illliillll
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Why assume they’re skilled at social engineering? The victims tend to be trusting and helpful, they’ll just do what you ask because they want to help.
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illliillll
3mo ago
It’s extremely easy for a kid to commit tens, or even hundreds of crimes in a matter of hours on the internet.
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3mo ago
I think this is merely a function of the sexiest art thefts being the least lucrative. The market for looted antiques is big because it’s typically extremely difficult to prove that a particular piece was obtained illegally.
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3mo ago
What drives people to post blatant slop like this?
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illliillll
3mo ago
Your legal name is whatever you want it to be at any given time, you can just order a new passport or drivers license with ~whatever name you want written on it. For a passport, the only real requirement is vague evidence that you actually
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illliillll
3mo ago
You can do calisthenics approximately anywhere, no need to go places.
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3mo ago
Do share some more details please
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3mo ago
Are you serious about this? There’s not a single school in the EU where an employee takes books off the shelves because they find them offensive? Because that’s the standard you’re using for ”censored in the US”.