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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I've been very curious about this since they added Windows on ARM support. Admittedly there hasn't been a really performant SoC to see how it stacks up to Apple Silicon. The Apple Silicon version runs so well I had hoped they brou
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
This is a fairly novel use for AI. I would be curious to do a comparison between someone I was very familiar with and their generated voice. The podcasts Google generate are sound but the presenters lack any sense of personality and feel as
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Yes, same way we need to worry about people being fooled into sending tons of gift cards to scammers or letting scammers install trojans on their computer. There is a slice of the pie that is personal responsibility, but there is a larger p
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
SATA SSD's are in a weird space. HDD are cheaper and more reliable for large storage pools. NVME is everywhere and provides those quick speeds and are even faster if you need that. There just aren't many use cases where SATA SSD&#
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
That's my read. That it's not a revenue generator and taking server resources that could go to something that is making them money. They've at least added more things to Google One over the past year which softens the blow.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Yeah I think a lot of privacy advocates like to pretend they are some high value target. A nation you don't live in, that has no use for information about you is collecting information on you. What is the problem that wasn't there
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I think the equivocation of online and real life is a massive mistake. When you go into a grocery store you are constantly on CCTV. Does that mean when you shop on Amazon them recording you via webcam should be considered? Obviously not. Th
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
This comment is not going to age well. This is same attitude that everyone has had since recorded history. And they are regularly proven wrong. By either intention or omission history is rarely balanced and accurate.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
A puff piece on Crick from a guy who wrote a book trying to white wash Crick? What a surprise.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Under Operation Freedom. We're gonna make sure every drop of oil is liberated from Venezuela.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
These policies are so shortsighted. What about youth who are disabled? Socializing online can a huge benefit for them and allow them to connect with other people who they might never meet. What about LGBT youth who live in oppressive enviro
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
The same way parents of previous generations dealt with it. Whether it was phones, tv's, drugs, etc. Helicopter parenting is not the solution and not an effective method to produce well adjusted adults. You have to equip children with
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
You have an article of example after example of women in STEM having their work stolen and your conclusion is "well it's all a wash and happens to everyone". Seems like you just want to bury your head in sand.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
The US is kind of an obvious example of this ratchet effect. The powers that have been given to the executive over the course of decades and consistent moving to the right for decades has led us to where we are now. Similar cases in Russia
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
My first experience with Grandia was Grandia II as well but on PS2. I ended up getting the PC version as well, which at the time was fairly novel to see JRPG's on PC. Grandia II is still one of my nostalgic favorites. As you mentioned
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Warcraft II was my introduction to the RTS genre and fell in love with it. Warcraft II really gave each unit a unique character and the strategies for almost endless. Spents tons of time playing and replaying it over the years and it's
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Governments never give up power. They will only take more. So considerations on what power should be given over should be done carefully instead of having knee jerk reactions based on "think of the children".
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
Interesting that you find the alternative of 4/10 needing accommodations to be completely unrealistic.
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
So I was little confused until I realized the source was a libertarian outlet. If it wasn't obvious from the piece, the popup asking for donations to fight "socialism" should be the nail in the coffin. This explains the extra
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
This would be ideal. The cable model was inherently flawed; it was just a series of local monopolies that poisoned it. Give consumers a choice. But considering everyone operates like Disney anymore and is highly protective of its IP I doubt
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
The problem doesn't appear immediately; it appears over time where the market has been consolidated into only a couple companies and then they can raise prices as much as they want because there is no alternative. This is what cable wa
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
This isn't true. It's far more secure to lock the boot loader and block root than it is to leave them open. This is a basic security measure from the OEM. They didn't just wake up yesterday and go "let's mess with t
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
I think this is living in fantasy land. Normal people aren't hyper concerned about boot loaders, sideloading or custom ROM's. There was an uptick many years past simply because this offered new functionality, but anymore there rea
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
Like pareidolia humans are great at seeing patterns that don't exist. Nobody should on that platform is an extremely common phrase. So you'll probably hear it more than once. However that doesn't mean there is a conspiracy.
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
To be fair though the switch to wireless earbuds and headphones helped advance that market quickly. That applies to all of the companies in the space. It's also been so nice to not have to deal with tangled wired earbuds or headphones.
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
Seems like bad software design to make release versions an extension of betas. The "we'll fix it after release" attitude works in some cases, this is not one of them. At some point OS teams need to hold back releases to ensur
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
If the goal was to move everything to Settings, sure. But Settings seems to be for the most common settings the average user will want to look at whereas more detailed options are elsewhere. It's a way to easily funnel users away from
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
That is the vibe I get from this post. Very "I am different" energy.
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
Yeah that was a little cringe. Once he starts laying out on the sarcasm thick you tell he's pissed. He runs one of the biggest games out there and the audience is majority children and they have been in the news a lot for not doing eno
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by jajuuka 11mo ago
This is such a good approach. You're sharing interests with your daughter and teaching her valuable skills to confront problems she will absolutely face as an adult. Having the good foundation will give her a leg up later in life for s

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