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That's what the video states
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For VFX breakdowns and debunkings there's also Corridor Crew: https://www.youtube.com/@CorridorCrew
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Apple also takes a smaller share via subscriptions after a year (30% -> 15%).
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=vOE7EAlPUwE
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How would Chrome make money? Accepting $1B a year to make Google the default search engine?
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You cannot ban dogs, they've been a critical part of humanity for centuries.
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Nothing proved the emperor has no clothes better than the crypto trend.
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And they're slow to avoid approving dangerous treatments, but that's absurd since the patients are already dying. The risk of not approving needs to be taken into account.
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How do those compare on price though?
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Introducing Character Calls
(blog.character.ai)
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Can they drive over steam yet? https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/1dm3cqf/se...
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> Larry/Sergei left Waymo at a limbo state because they don't think in terms of economics, just coolness. Larry/Sergei didn't create the Cybertruck
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This must make some people in Congress really angry.
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In a way he was right, if he was describing the movement of "holes", or the lack of an electron.
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While some of these AI Overview stories were true, a lot are made up.
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RCS is a published standard
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Can't each app have it's own section of it?
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> I don’t know if that’s Google’s, Apple’s, RCS’s, or SMS’s fault. It's Apple's fault for "extending" a standard messaging standard with a non-standard protocol.
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It's a story about false memories, and how that can change your identity. Regardless, it's the first thing I thought of when I heard about the feature.
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"Total Recall", aka "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale"
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wow, just found out about this via my this children's science podcast I listen to with my son: https://tinkercast.com/podcasts/wow-in-the-world/drop-that-b...
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Good insight. The difference between the NSA and local cops is that the NSA won't be looking for some bullshit to use as an excuse to arrest or harass you.
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> I can't see the thread either but Voultar is a well known modder and respected member of the retro gaming community. In that case it's weird that they don't provide any evidence for such a big claim.
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So he wasn't a supporter of Nazis? I don't follow.
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This is the real enshittification of the internet.
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He's a white supremacist, but I guess nobody's perfect?
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Most radios have a mute that’ll also pause the playback
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And they charged for support.
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There’s this multi-emulator called Delta that already exists: https://faq.deltaemulator.com/ Then there’s PPSSPP, the PlayStation Portable emulator. The dev said they’ll try submitting a port to the App Store.
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Systems that have BIOSes but their emulators no longer need them: Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable. There may be others. Most 16-bit and earlier systems don’t have a BIOS.
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