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ktallett
5d ago
> All of them will. It can save nearly 100% of costs for art production. Nobody can afford not to use it, unless they aren’t developing the game to make a profit. This is not correct. Your profit doesn't have to be relative to what
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ktallett
5d ago
Had he stayed in the US whatever could he have done? The US are not known for their ability to accept wrongdoing.
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ktallett
5d ago
Why does it post the Intercept in a bad light?
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ktallett
6d ago
The issue I found was that you couldn't replace every single part of the phone, and also they never did the actual upgrade components that was promised. Instead just making more phones which in my view goes against the point.
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ktallett
10d ago
Japan already has a range of cafes that let you read books, manga, or listen to music
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ktallett
13d ago
The easy way would simply be to air gap them. The controls should be on site only.
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ktallett
13d ago
Is it because they will get funding to stop the risk even if the risk never existed in the first place to any significant extent? Are most of these wild declarations not exclusively for market value and funding?
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ktallett
13d ago
The EU are the reason most companies in the US have an actual way to repair anything. US companies in general have not changed a thing based on the US law.
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14d ago
It is interesting reading about all these game mechanics that I am aware of through sight and play but never considered the thought behind it. Twinkle Star Sprites is up there in my favourite games of all time, never usually a fan of that s
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ktallett
16d ago
I completely agree with you, I was just trying to avoid being attacked by a certain group. I assume it's the processor as it isn't designed specifically for battery life etc.
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16d ago
I am not a Tao hater but also not a fanboy but this is spot on! He is right, I don't love AI in many states and feel it is used for pointless task, however the beauty of that helping hand supporting you do tasks that you have no idea h
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16d ago
To do the first one perhaps, although how many have really explored locally in full. To have fun is all dependent on your view on life and have human to human experiences can be had any time you step outside the door. Just talk to people an
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17d ago
Blows them away? I haven't seen anything that is not just one or two features that other watches don't have. But all the.features require the watch to be on. Data accuracy most certainly is not in relation to GPS which often cuts
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ktallett
17d ago
Two days is so poor for a ultra watch. The fact it won't last a full weekend let alone any significant hike just means it doesn't fit the market it is aiming at.
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ktallett
17d ago
That is a huge market that they are ignoring.
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ktallett
17d ago
I never trust the later with Apple. Too often have they failed to deliver. Why release this without the obvious benefit?
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17d ago
As a reading device that is great, but as a phone that is wide.
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ktallett
18d ago
You won't get compensation for ATC issues, but you will be reimbursed.
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ktallett
18d ago
Also true. HN is not the peak of human intelligence.
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ktallett
18d ago
SBF. Lance Armstrong. Both in a similar vein and both as fascinating.
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ktallett
18d ago
Do you expect them to employ enough staff to answer passenger calls for this rare occasion? That is not good business.
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ktallett
18d ago
The trailer for the documentary is such a draw, due to the subject, and also how close they were able to get. She is a mythical character in many ways yet a tech Lance Armstrong.
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ktallett
18d ago
That was centuries ago bruv.
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18d ago
It is the top tier of humans in these fields that are making the significant breakthroughs. The top tier of breakthroughs are not being post on here (which are nowadays usually short form articles of not incredible quality). The code at sta
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19d ago
I get your point and agree to some extent, but you can't understand the proof without significant background in Maths so it will just allow mathematicians to solve issues faster than not have the opportunity at all.
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21d ago
I'm curious the reason why it was ever held in the US and Canada
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21d ago
Why should it keep it quiet? All the countries that are in bed with China despite their acts are a joke. They need to accept being called out and embarrassed for their issues.
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23d ago
It was never going to work. Unsurprisingly tech illiterate people are not really going to understand that you can't shove the porn genie back in the bottle. It's available on so many sites that you won't be able to force them
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27d ago
I would say if the age of voting increased then there should also be an upper limit as over a certain age, it's not your future. Prisoners should be allowed the vote for everything also
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28d ago
It's a hard one. I feel the UK were wrong to leave but Norway and Switzerland have a fantastic overall quality of life without and I'm not sure the benefits of membership unless you are financially poor country. Iceland is probabl
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