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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
A huge difference is Steam doesn't come pre-installed on your computers nor does it block you from installing other game managers.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I'm refusing to upgrade my 6 years old phone because all the good phones I would want don't have headphone jacks :( Just think about it, the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is half an inch thick and they'll still complain they
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Rumors are the next will be the thinnest ever though : https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1di6xrg/mark_gurm...
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Will they spend the money on this kind of tech for the thinness though?
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
For people who understand French, here's a (very very vulgar) song about Canadian Tire money : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcSZCoqEp6A
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Since they care more about reducing laptop thickness by 1mm that adding battery, I just don't see laptop manufacturers be interested in this. Even if they did, they would just make the laptops even thinner instead of increasing capacit
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
If you think copyright in general is dumb, then the U.S. should drop it together. Keeping copyright for humans but allowing "copyright laundering" by using A.I. is dumber IMO.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I started watching harp videos and they're all so calm and composed, like harp music lol. I really wonder if they're attracted to the harp because they're harp-like or if they became harp-like because of playing the harp. The
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I find people's faith in the AI disturbing. I'm a Canadian who's never set foot in the U.S. or a striper bar, but for a long while it was intent on showing me ads for bikini bars in Florida or Hooters. Even if you assumed I l
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
If Meta doesn't care for money, then I really don't understand what Facebook has devolved into. It used to be a chronological feed of what your friends are doing. Now all I see is an infinite steam of anger-bait, thirst traps and
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Latest I heard of it, they wanted to force them to sell to an American company.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
The CEO responsible for the Hindenburg hydrogen Zeppelin?
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
The U.S. was at least talking about banning TikTok so they do seem to be taking THAT threat seriously.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
You would think the government would start being afraid of what the Russian (or any other adversarial foreign government) could do to the IT infrastructure in a war if it's this fragile though.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
90% of our education system is really just watching over the kids/teenagers so they don't cause trouble while parents are at work. I don't see AI doing that.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
The job being easy to do and the job being easy to get are two completely different things.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I find that Elon Musk statement funny. How can he be overrated if 99% of people think he's an idiot who's incapable of anything?
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
No, I don't think it would be a problem, which is why I'm asking the question. Human eye has a 13ms latency according to google and yet it doesn't stop Olympic athletes from existing. I don't see what making the latency
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Is it really a problem is all competitors have the same performance hit?
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
"Astronaut whistleblower shot himself 3 times in the back of the head in a parking lot." -- News next week probably.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
With the video game South Park, Stick of truth, the Aussie government doesn't approve of things like mini games where underage kids get ass-raped with dildos by aliens so they to replaced the scenes with images of Koalas.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I mean, they didn't ask for an example where it works well.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
Movie ratings. They censored themselves to avoid the government stepping in. Also professional orders like engineers, accountants and teachers in some places I guess.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
In the sister comment, I did some math and because the guy was 188cm and 220 pounds to start with, he needs 2400 calories per day just to keep his weight. He would have lost at least half a pound per week with the diet you just mentioned.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
sure but from google, he gained 25 pounds in a month. a pound of fat is about 3500 calories. 3500 calories/pound * 25 pounds / 30 days = 2916 calorie surplus. Morgan Spurlock is a 188cm tall man, which let's say he's 30
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I prefer the movie Fat Head where the guy loses weight by only eating mcdonald (and walking i think?).
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
He was also gaining more weight than the laws of thermodynamics allow based on how many calories he was supposedly eating. Alcohol has a lot of calories.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
> But you can control how much dressing you use Can you? If people could control what they eat, we wouldn't have the obesity problem in the first place. I would argue it's harder to control how much you consume something (let&#
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I honestly don't mind that as much as them searching the whole web when I'm searching for a local file.
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by maximus-decimus 2y ago
I would say it's equally bad, but yeah you do see a lot of that in politics for sure.

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