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Wired is absolutely superior but the fact is most people don’t care. There is an entire generation of people that grew up ripping audio from YouTube and could not care less about lossless or latency issues with wired headphones. The industr
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2y ago
If you see no difference then you are simply ignorant There is plenty to criticize the left for but they take out their own trash, often to their detriment. Al Franken for example lost his seat over a dumb pic of his hover hands. Meanwhile
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2y ago
The bulletproof truck that can’t withstand a baseball toss The amphibious vehicle that traps its passengers inside to die The self driving car with the awareness of wile-e-coyote This is the dictionary definition of film-flam. All yours for
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2y ago
Yes this is the latest in a series of publicly desperate moves. One can only imagine how much panic is going on behind the scenes. Buying TSLA amidst this turmoil is clearly a bad investment
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2y ago
This is not his first rodeo trashing a wildly successful brand. When will the board wake up? I guess they never will as his own relatives are board members. He should never be allowed to head a company again after his performance with Twitt
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2y ago
Best way to move on is to find another role. Tough to do that when everyone is getting laid off and the market is bleak. So if you can’t move on, getting support like this is probably the next best thing
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2y ago
That’s quite a tale you were told. As a parent I can tell you my children barely even remember being 3yo, let alone have the ability to reach the shelves and pour their own beverages at that age
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2y ago
What exactly are you suggesting? Japan is a monoculture and strictly traditional, not to mention very xenophobic. Everything works because the social penalties for violating those norms are severe. It’s effectively an ethnostate and not tha
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2y ago
SiriusXM is not just the radio programming. They’re the service provider for a lot of OEMs data connection. If your head unit has any features like traffic, weather etc, it’s likely via a partnership with Sirius https://www.siriu
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2y ago
She entered the country and knowingly violated the terms of entry. She did so knowing the country was being taken over by the most vocal anti-immigration administration in generations. I feel bad for her, but not _that_ bad. Again, when I&#
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2y ago
And? She violated the terms of her visa. That's illegal. She was detained at the border because of this. I agree that 10 days in lockup feel excessive for this, but I honestly, as someone who has traveled and crossed many borders, I ha
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2y ago
If she was staying in Portland with a family doing chores (aka work) in exchange for housing (aka compensation) then I’m pretty sure that’s illegal. Add to this the 4mo trip on a 90 day tourist visa and I would expect nothing less than dete
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2y ago
That doesn’t make it legal, particularly in the US
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2y ago
I traveled quite a bit at one point and it was beaten into my head repeatedly that you never mention work unless you have a work visa It was acceptable to say you were there for a day for a “meeting” but that was still a touchy subject they
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2y ago
The sell off is not due to anyone trading up for the newer model; those aren’t selling either. It’s folk selling off what they have because the value is in free fall so they need to get what they can before the value drops even further.
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2y ago
https://superuser.com/questions/251369/what-is-the-lifespan-... When your media is advertised to last for 100 years, it is reasonable to want a replacement when it lasts less than a quarter of that time
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2y ago
I miss the internet when folk posted about what they were passionate about and that was it
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2y ago
Yeah I just can’t grok discord as a replacement for message boards It’s a chat system. It’s a very nice IRC but how are you supposed to get up to speed? I’m also feeling super out of touch with folk who use telegram as social media. No way
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2y ago
I’m really trying to pull back from that habit because I simply can’t tell what is legit discourse anymore In my golden era of message boards the worst you had to deal with were trolls or bad actors but today you simply don’t know who is an
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2y ago
Not to hold water for billionaires, but do you think that the U.S. government has the expertise to compete effectively with industry? A decade ago, palantir was competing to win a contract for a system to compete directly with DCGS-A https
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2y ago
Those models aren’t in this database. I have an Nw-a45 and agree it’s fantastic. Cheap, excellent Bluetooth streamer, forever battery life, and most importantly no mobile OS. The downside is you need to manage a library like it’s 2005 again
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2y ago
I have school aged children and it’s not AI that’s ruining anything Curriculum isn’t moving fast enough. Just a few years ago every teacher had to adapt for COVID and go 100% online/remote in many areas. Kids are still turning in every
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2y ago
It was not that long ago that solving a maze was thought of as AI. Or a bot in a video game adapting to your play style was AI. Today, LLMs being trained to output text, images and video equal to or better than any human is now what we cons
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2y ago
Remember when Mac was intuitive? I dig these cheat sheets but wow, what a total shift in paradigm from when you had one mouse button and if a feature wasn’t discoverable then it wasn’t shipped
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2y ago
This is a story of a man becoming radicalized. He is prioritizing these radical beliefs above his marriage, friendships, and relationships with his children. I will drop an observation here that many perpetrators of mass casualties were see
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2y ago
https://www.fcc.gov/general/jammer-enforcement
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Doors everywhere have been trivially easy to bypass for all of history. The crime has always been in taking advantage of that. For millennia we have been doing ok by focusing on punishing the bad actor and not punishing people for making so
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2y ago
This is a dumb take. Being able to add additional charges on top of the already illegal car theft charge is useful for a number of reasons. First, a “throw the book at them” approach leads to easier convictions via plea deals and the abilit
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2y ago
I hear they’re making Guantanamo Bay into a special prison. A camp, if you will.
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2y ago
Yeah that’s true. Movies and TV would not be very engaging if the characters were doing real life stuff like walking around face down barely aware of anyone around them. So we depict this romantic view where the phone can do everything we n
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