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nerdjon
2y ago
Apple has to balance it, clearly investors want to shove AI into everything but most users simply don't care or want to be reminded its "AI" every moment. Apple has to walk the line between both of these groups. You are right
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nerdjon
2y ago
Its funny, I regularly feel like I am under utilizing my Apple TV given its price since it can clearly do more than Disney+, Youtube, and connect to Dolphin. But thinking about it, the 2 I have I am pretty sure I bought in 2018 or something
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2y ago
I have heard that there are apparently some TV's that won't let you use them without connecting them to the internet. But yeah, as long as thats possible than its fine. But if I am always put into their home system, or some other
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2y ago
I disagree, I think the problem with surveys like this is the focus on billing everything as "AI" instead of just what it used to be as a nice feature. A lot of the small things that Apple has introduced, are things that blend in
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2y ago
Honestly at this point did they actually bother to make something specifically built and trained to remove sensitive data or did they just modify a system prompt to "Don't save possibly sensitive data like credit card numbers"
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2y ago
I agree that what you're saying is a problem but if your doctor is not handling anything about your health properly why are you not finding a new doctor instead of saying you don't want to talk about something? And I am not saying
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2y ago
There is a middle ground, and I agree that there are some people that have gone too far. I think body positivity, validating those choices with models that represent more people is a good thing. As a society we should not be judging someone
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2y ago
You're talking about a closed system for a single game though, what exactly does a blockchain actually give you in that example? All 3 of those are possible with a traditional database. Even if they wanted to provide a system for shari
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2y ago
First I should say that I agree with you fully. However, the "5 years" timeline which yeah its crap with what they are saying. I do worry that what they are actually hoping (not paying for writers) for will actually happen. Since
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2y ago
One of the best things I did for my diet was to try to rein in all of the places that sugar was snuck into my diet so when I want to get a candy bar or a soda I can not feel bad about it. My best example of this is peanut butter. I love pea
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2y ago
This seems like a fairly standard practice used in a lot of systems. Quite a few times I have bought something somewhere as a guest with my email, and then later signed up with that email and all of my history was suddenly in my account. Wi
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2y ago
As someone with over 200 board games. There is one game I can think of with a fantastic rule book is Azul. But I think that’s partially a symptom of those rules being very simple to explain and really you can only appreciate how complex it
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2y ago
You're right, but there are a couple of key points you are missing: 1. (And this is the most important) we literally have a solution to it not being safe. 2. When things are unsafe, we (generally) make sure that people are properly edu
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2y ago
Well my first question was going to be how are they enforcing a recall when (to my knowledge) it was illegal to sell in the first place. But apparently California is one of the states where it is legal... why?!?
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2y ago
There is nothing wrong with an argument, but as the other person said this is not really being posted just for the sake of having an argument. On topics like this neither side cares what the other has to say because they have made up their
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2y ago
I actually did not know about what happened with Discord. I mean I think its still a cool concept but no reason to rely on it. Especially when its so easy and cheap to store something in S3 and stick a domain in front of it for example.
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2y ago
I would be very curious how exactly this is being said and if it is just simply stating an "opinion" or if it is being used as a way to attack people and purposefully start a fight. If it is the later 2, than them being "eage
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2y ago
I think the problem with social media is there is just a lot of noise, and generally had a discoverability issue. I would like to be recommended people that I want to follow (and have what I put out be recommended to people). I mean do we r
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2y ago
Does Spotify automatically pull in podcasts wether or not the people that made it want to be on the platform or not? However I think the part missing (which again I am trying to fully understand what is happening here, their website really
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2y ago
I was wondering about that as well, what lawyer looked at this and thought "yeah I am going to defend this". That seems... wild.
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2y ago
If I am understanding this correctly, they are basically using what is hosted on Youtube for free (or are they paying Google somehow?), not showing youtube ads and then presenting their ads just when the app launched? How exactly did they t
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2y ago
Maybe this will finally be the time but every time there has been a “migration” it feels like Twitter still holds onto enough of a stronghold that most people don’t move over so you make the move but you end up back on twitter. Particularly
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2y ago
Unless they choose some stupid name other than "Switch 2". People understand Playstation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 just fine so that simply isn't true. Also consumer confusion is not a good excuse to ignore having backwards compatibility
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2y ago
That was never actually released so there is no "still". Also worth mentioning that if that had shipped, it would have only taken affect if you uploaded images to iCloud.
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2y ago
Right that’s largely the issue. If enough people don’t use it, than people will just download it and see that no one uses it and never open it again. Really the only other app with a serious enough use is Scruff. By nearly every metric it i
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2y ago
Honestly I am not sure it will matter, there are better services out there but many people don't switch over for one reason or another. Many just because they don't want too, or don't want to manage more than 1 app. We also s
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2y ago
That messages transition several months ago was one of the worst things they have ever done (and they have done a lot of poor updates). Sucks that it still feels like a necessary evil just due to its user base. I continue to have conflicted
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2y ago
Interesting, I figured infuse was just looking at metadata provided by jellyfin and I would not think any of the files themselves would matter at that point? I don't have a particularly large library either (at least compared to what I
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2y ago
I really wish we had a better tvOS (Apple TV) app for Jellyfin. I use swiftfin primarily and it works well enough but has some rough edges. After switched from plex after their downtime caused my local server to not work (and just the direc
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2y ago
Why not just never connect it to the internet and never update the firmware? I do wish I could just buy a dumb tv that just did TV things… but it’s simple to just use an Apple TV and never connect it. Or if I absolutely must to set it up or
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