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kyriakos
7mo ago
The computer games I used to play are nothing like the stuff my son is playing. Its not just a matter of how much time is spent. They are the same as social media, engineered for maximum engagement, contain ads or try to sell you something
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kyriakos
8mo ago
Win 11 is actually way better at memory management than Windows 10. It's just more bloated.
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kyriakos
8mo ago
I've only seen a shift on the kind of submissions that get pushed to the front page compared to the past but I guess there's a change in what people consider important in the community
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kyriakos
8mo ago
Reading comments here looks like most of the commenters didn't read past the title. This is not the same as a privacy screen protector. The screen hardware itself can dynamically protect parts of the screen on demand down to pixel leve
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kyriakos
8mo ago
Seems to be happening more frequently than one would expect. A month ago a batch of nestle baby formula was recalled in Cyprus for the same reason https://en.politis.com.cy/social-lens/979647/nestle-expands-...
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kyriakos
8mo ago
As someone who owns zero apple hardware, I feel like Apple TV (the service) is probably the most consistent producer of high quality TV shows.
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kyriakos
8mo ago
Not sure if its worse but you are point rings a bell for me cause I feel that I can no longer do any task without having something being bombarded in my head, be it podcast, music or audiobook.
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kyriakos
9mo ago
I use self hosted https://karakeep.app/ to keep links I find interesting. In a year of use I think I only went back twice to find a link I saved. That means most of the time the stuff I think I need to keep for later are us
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kyriakos
9mo ago
Even windows 7 had complaints when released but it kept improving, on the other hand windows 11 is deteriorating in both stability and anything new added is either half baked or unnecessary borderline user hostile.
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kyriakos
9mo ago
If nobody cared about windows there wouldn't be any posts like this one everyday on HN. The problem is people do care and need to use windows which makes all these stupidity by Microsoft the recent years frustrating.
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kyriakos
9mo ago
I'm typing this on one right now. I honestly thought the same but I got used to it within a day or two of use. Its muscle memory at this point.
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kyriakos
9mo ago
and who decides if I want to use a knife to cut mushrooms instead? see where I am going, there are (or could exist) legit cases when you need to use it in a non-standard way, one that the model authors didn't anticipate.
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kyriakos
9mo ago
Not really, its like banning chemistry sets cause they may be used to create chemical weapons.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
If I undestood correctly he's unsharpening knives.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
its the same as banning knives because they can be used to hurt people. we shouldn't ban tools.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
Too bad it's over. Great show.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
This is a US or local problem primarily. At least where I live there is a law in place requiring public ev chargers to be available with credit card payments and are forbidden from needing users to subscribe.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
I never had problems with them, just avoid having lose cables. Mine works pretty much unattended in a 110sqm flat, just need to fill the water tank and empty the waste water every 4-5 days.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
HN does target similar minded people world wide though.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
same.. I'm on Windows.. clicked download only to realize its mac only.
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kyriakos
10mo ago
The chip is not smaller than 3.5nm; but a component on the chip is that small.
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kyriakos
11mo ago
The difference I believe was that past failed windows versions were not intentionally bad, they were well intentioned but failed to achieve the goals, with windows 11 it's like they are deliberately making it worse.
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kyriakos
11mo ago
It gets updated but breaking changes are not that many and always well justified. Most breaking changes I've seen the past decade only broke if your code was already bad relying on non standard ways of using language features. There ar
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kyriakos
11mo ago
That's because Microsoft understands business while it fails at private customers
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kyriakos
11mo ago
Most annoying bug I experience is occasionally all messages I send not being delivered silently. You only realize it after a long while when no one seems to react to anything you say. Open in another device and you can't see your own m
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kyriakos
11mo ago
With this reasoning even boxes on screen as rounded at some degree
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kyriakos
11mo ago
Yeah you are right
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kyriakos
11mo ago
Unless it's a TOTP style code and changes
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kyriakos
11mo ago
If a government offers official apps for those platforms and banks allow you to use some services for free via app but charge a fee if you show up in person I think airlines can get away with it too
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kyriakos
11mo ago
Same here. Both parents though wear glasses from young age so I think genetics will always be the main factor.
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