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I think you're missing the context everyone else has - this video is where the "AI can't draw a full glass of wine" meme got traction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=160F8F8mXlo The prompts (some generat
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It's so you can also mark those emails as unsubscribed in any other systems you have, not everyone uses mailchimp for 100% of their email
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Although there have been projectors https://youtu.be/Dl7tyF71zHA
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2y ago
I would honestly like to read a treatise on why investment comes with Apple platforms first even though other platforms were there first, but we see it time and time again. Vision Pro is probably the first time that has faltered. My guess w
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Lots of opportunity in third-party AirPlay support. Smartwatch - we just saw the Pebble announcement. NFC emulation opens up for lots of payment scenarios. Background execution opens up access to all kinds of services that do not support AP
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2y ago
Apple opening up these technologies would open the field for hundreds or thousands of startups
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Isn't the main thing that trashes the battery fast-charging, which is eliminated by this scheme?
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I found this screenshot of the partner program contract that says it's a 55% split for either https://imgur.com/YjOHAAr But for Premium the amount is distributed by watch time, whereas for ad-supported users it's
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One of the comments in the linked thread also suggested a fleet of dash cams which also sounds plausible, I could totally see some manager saying "we need to archive all the dash cam video for legal liability reasons!" and now som
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* Resolves Bluetooth security issues (17 October 2024) * Enhances the security features of the system software * Improves Bluetooth connection stability * Improves the hands-free calling quality * Fixes an issue where the headphones cannot
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> Jobs long believed in making sealed appliances that people couldn't and wouldn't have to tinker with as opposed to more easily modify able computers sold by competitors But at the same time he was also very proud of the Pow
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In Japan I've only seen them at cheap family restaurants and all-you-can-eat yakiniku (korean bbq) places where they want to save on labor.
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Apple bought Intels cellular modem division, so their new modem is a derivative of the Intel ones... x86 may be back...
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It also lies to its users - they will "affiliate" with stores and the stores can then choose which coupons are shown, so you don't actually get the best coupon. Even if it's not a huge deal in the scheme of things it&#x
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The most coherent explanation I've seen is that the only power the executive has to directly impose tariffs are from some "national security" law (intended for stuff like sanctions against war criminals), so even though he wa
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2y ago
> The simple answer is Canada doesn’t really look, so not much is seen Wouldn't it be the US, on their side of the border, who is looking for what is coming into their country, not Canada looking at what is leaving their country?
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One thing nobody remembers (or at least never writes about in these retrospectives) from the early days of Geocities is you literally had to virtually "walk" up and down "blocks" in the the "neighborhoods" to f
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Modern video editing includes tasks such as AI upscaling and subtitle generation that can use lots of power
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The consumers looking at egg prices 3x that of the ones across the border would disagree that they don't need eggs to be imported.
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Although some of the earlier adopters of IPv6 are the biggest ISPs, as their networks are so big that IPv6 actually simplifies their network management. In the US, Comcast was an early adopter and globally the mobile networks have been as w
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Yeah it's still not ideal. As someone who lives between 3 languages what I'd really like is a browser setting for language per-site. E.g. I want my Swedish bank's site in Swedish, not the English translation, I want Google Ma
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You can set a per-app language for Safari in macOS/iOS System Settings instead of using the system language
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With decent equipment, cassettes sound fantastic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVoSQP2yUYA Unfortunately all the cassette mechanisms (and cassettes themselves) manufactured and sold new today are complete garbage. And the
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https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/cre... > Apps tell Safari in advance what kinds of content to block. Because Safari doesn’t have to consult with the app during loading, and because Xco
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Safaris ad blocking APIs have the same limitations as ManifestV3
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When GSM was created by the European telcos (at the time they were still monopolies) a lot of care went into making the different parts decoupled with defined standards between the different parts, so that they could pit vendors against eac
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Yes according to the Twitter files. https://x.com/davidzweig/status/1607384015731888135 > They even deplatformed a sitting president That sounds like literally the opposite of following government narratives?
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They received requests, many of which were denied. Not part of the government.
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It's easy to write a quick and clean UI toolkit, but it's when you add all the stuff for localization (like support for RTL languages - which also means swapping over where icons are) and accessibility (all the screen reader suppo
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From the FAQ > Q: Does Hyperspace preserve file metadata during reclamation? > A: When Hyperspace replaces a file with a space-saving clone, it attempts to preserve all metadata associated with that file. This includes the creation da
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