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by ktallett 6mo ago
This is where EU policy is helping. Permacomputing only works when we have a significant number of devices that are easily usable beyond a usual lifespan. Whether the whole device is repair able or at least the key aspects such as battery t
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by ktallett 6mo ago
It would cost more than that to install an entire facial recognition network.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Considering facial recognition is rather bias with certain ethnicities it will just be inaccurate and fast, so still not solving the issue in full.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
They have the data already of the max price customers will pay
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Can we not do things for fun anymore?
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by ktallett 6mo ago
God! This is only going to make the parents of pageant kids even more horrifying. Not only do you dress your child up like a street walker, but you will also give them skin cancer as well.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Ugh! How much fraud occurs at Disneyland? I would be shocked if there isn't a third reason they are not making clear. We desperately need to put up a fight early on with this technology as it's unreliable and just not needed, and
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by ktallett 6mo ago
I'm quite frustrated to hear that Xteink have decided to block firmwware being changed on some devices. I can only imagine the reason would be consumers who look for support after something went wrong but it's frustrating for thos
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by ktallett 6mo ago
The internet archive is doing god's work. It's up there with Wikipedia as a resource. Copyright needs a massive overhaul, especially with the written word, and post death. No one should inherit copyright or ownership on the owners
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by ktallett 6mo ago
I've had to take a moral stance and move to just playing games on Gog that I can buy and own the files for. No I can't play the latest and greatest but it's not the end of the world as I've so many classics to still play
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by ktallett 6mo ago
I don't think Silicon Valley has been smart money for a decade plus. Quantum Computing is becoming the exact same with academic and government funding. With a lot of cash being spent on long shots or no hopers.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Is it not a case of many funders don't want to risk missing out on the next big thing? And a loss of a few billion now is better than the loss of many billions down the line and control of the future?
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Surely one path is to return to humans. We can accept that a profit grab to reduce staff numbers to maximise profits, maybe was never the best plan without being in control of the development tool.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
I'm sensing the EU prices are just high as Framework don't offer edu prices.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
It's approx £80 to £100 more for the same ram and SSD configuration as a £600 MacBook neo (No charger given in many countries as most people have a usb c charger). That's comparable. It's not a huge difference and the feature
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by ktallett 6mo ago
The framework 12 is comparable in cost to a macbook neo, plus can work with a stylus as a tablet. I would say that is huge reason to recommend it. As well as that it can be repaired and upgraded as and when you want which is handy. Likewise
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by ktallett 6mo ago
We have both forgotten how to make things and also decided we can make more profit letting someone else make everything for every market. We have moved to a generation fixated on maximizing profit. However there is logic there as the cost t
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by ktallett 6mo ago
That is because it is a pretty product that is useful for looking at things that you can already look at with a different, cheaper, and also far less isolating method. The Vision Pro did nothing new.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
It isn't needed in every device. I don't need ai in a plug, or in a charging bank. I am perfectly capable of making a decision myself. I can use a piece of software without AI being helpful. Often I just want easy to use items tha
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Kula world was and always will be my favourite of these sort of games. Simple yet really challenging.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Approx 5 hours depending on processor but people have upgraded theirs to fit a larger battery to get it up to 10 hours.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Yep, I have many times, no issues at all.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
I can rebuild my Pocket reform as I choose in full. I can't with the framework I have.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Landscape, macro, and night are very much composition and the right equipment. I agree wildlife, action, and astro photography may need some editing to some extent although I took photos of skateboarding for years and never found much need
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Many creative pursuits are based on time put in. Giving yourself more opportunities to get a shot helps. You will make mistakes, you will miss shots, you will take shots that could of been better, but for me that makes those photos that I h
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Considering it was reported in 2022, and it is obviously an error, I don't think it is unfair for people here to have expected it to be fixed by now since it was first reported.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Whether you need masking or such level of tools is dependent on how you approach photography. You can change your method of taking photos to remove such a need for editing.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Elsevier journals are full on dictators not mini.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
Maths made sense to me when it was applied to geometry. Whether that be calculus or trig, seeing the representation in 2d always was far more useful than pure numerical application.
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by ktallett 6mo ago
The website doesn't load, what does this do?

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