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by jerojero 3y ago
Everyone I know that uses adblock has been affected. America, Europe, Australia, it doesn't matter. We'll see what happens with it.
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by jerojero 3y ago
Well, when they added a wide lens camera to phones I think that significantly changed phone photography. In the Pixel 7 pro (and the 8 pro) they added a telephoto lens; this is another significant upgrade. Personally, I have a proper camera
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by jerojero 3y ago
I stopped using Netflix when they did the whole password crackdown. There's probably still a bit of leeway they think they can extract off people I guess. My friends all have pretty much every streaming service out there, for people wh
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Maybe then developers should be asking for the button to be re-designed, rather than the feature to be disabled? Personally I make use of this feature a lot, it's one of the reasons I prefer firefox over chrome (though there's thi
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by jerojero 3y ago
Large scale is all about the back-end, not the front end. Svelte is fine for the front end of any website. But React is more popular and if you want to actually make an app, you could consider react native and reuse a lot of your code.
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by jerojero 3y ago
I thought twitter blue or "x premium" was the answer to the bots problem? Maybe he should spend some time testing features to see if they have the results he expects before implementing them on a whim. Though, on the other hand, I
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by jerojero 3y ago
I go to the Teaching/University dentist clinic in my city. It's a very reputable University and the times I've gone, I have felt very confident in the quality of attendance that I am receiving. Mostly because it's usuall
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by jerojero 3y ago
I like Docker. From a user perspective, although maybe a bit technical, it makes running certain applications a total breeze. I have a small laptop connected to my power that's running ubuntu and I use it as a host for many self-hosted
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I'm just not sure if what this actually means is that Apple is just kinda behind in the AI game? I'm pretty sure voice isolation for calls and obviously computational photography have been done by Google for a long time now on the
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I feel like, realistically, for a lot of the people that feel might be affected by this change they could probably do their games in an engine like Godot without much trouble. Though as it says in the article, Godot does lack proper support
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My high-score is 247,641 which is basically a 3072 and a 1536 but at that point... I don't know. I feel like my technique is lacking, it's as though there's just something I don't know that will make me better and I can&
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Although the whole hearing was around 3 hours long from many different people from different countries (France, US, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, even a congressman from Japan), this particular part of it is a known hoax. Now, I'm not sure abo
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by jerojero 3y ago
These are not new alien bodies, they were "discovered" a few years ago. It was pretty big in the UFO community back then. I think the consensus has been, for a while, that the bigger bodies are actual mummies that have been altere
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by jerojero 3y ago
I still play Threes! to this day, still haven't been able to get a 6000 card even after all these years. I don't think there's a mobile game out there that has given me more entertainment.
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by jerojero 3y ago
You need to format filenames in specific ways for Jellyfin? I think the only "reformatting" that I usually have to do is that Tv Shows need to be in folders that follow a certain logical structure: `Peep Show/Season 1/ep
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by jerojero 3y ago
iMessage support for android is limited. The most evident is that if you're running iMessage on Android your messages will show on an iPhone as a green bubble (as opposed to a blue one if you were using an iPhone). This might not seem
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Because iMessage is a big reason people do not switch from iPhone to an Android phone in the US, so if Apple gets more market share in Europe and everyone start using iMessage, it would be reasonable to think this would start affecting comp
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I thought iMessage would totally be designated a gatekeeper status. I guess it's still in investigation, and being fair, it's not as popular a messaging application as it is in the USA where it would absolutely needs to be forced
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by jerojero 3y ago
It's actually the first time I hear of "Samsung Internet Browser".
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I couldn't be more happy with jellyfin to organise my movies and tv shows. It might not be perfect, but it's incomparably better than anything else I've used. I use findroid on android instead of the official jellyfin app for
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by jerojero 3y ago
The regression of rights that LGBTQ folks are experiencing in America is very worrying. I think a lot of it has to do with the weaponization of the topic that the Republicans have crafted over the years in order to get votes... as they real
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by jerojero 3y ago
If they accepted you then you're probably good enough. Just do your best and keep learning as you've done so far. Cheers.
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The way homelessness has been tackled in Finland is by offering free housing, no string attached, to homeless people. I think there is a culture of "but people need to deserve it", and I guess because housing is so expensive in Sa
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I love living in the City. Only problem is high rents. I've been thinking of moving to Vienna that has a lot of socialized housing and other housing programs to keep prices affordable. Cities with good public infrastructure are pretty
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I will once again recommend Helene Landemore's "Open Democracy" as well as Camila Vergara's "Systemic corruption: constitutional ideas for an anti-oligarchic republic". I think seeing what the french convention
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Well, I know in France there was a citizens convention for the climate that developed citizens-led initiatives such as banning short flights and so on. That's significant. When you say "consumers would revolt against these policie
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It's very easy to judge, at first, from these labels. In Chile they are "high in saturated fats", "high in sugar", "high in sodium" and "high in calories". So even a child can see "okay 3 se
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But what are you doing that actually is in your power to change things? What political options and movements do you support, for example? Have you gone out and participate in climate protests and the like? It's not much, but it's
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The same policy was applied in Chile and it had an impact on the consumption of sugary drinks and most importantly sugary breakfast cereals which all ran on a "we are so healthy and the best way to start the day" platform; while a
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Sure. If the workplace allows for it then that's how it is, though I think it's a bad idea to go out and talk about it. I think this person feels pretty proud about his slacking off, which I'm not saying it isn't an acco

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