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by nerdjon 2y ago
Even if it is run locally, does it sync between your devices? Considering we seem to be putting safety largely out the window, I can see someone saying "yeah I want to be able to ask my other computer what I did on a different computer
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Here is my question though, comparing how this works on Mac. Will Windows have the opposite? ARM running on x86? I continue to wonder how Microsoft expects to work long term. Are they expecting that every developer is just going to keep x86
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> I'm shocked Google thought this tool was production worthy Honestly, I would not be surprised if they didn't think it was. But thanks their "Code Red" they seem determined to get as much out the door as possible to
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> Notably those who were once bullish on full remote, would like to see some form of hybrid setup if it makes sense. Within my social group I don't know anyone that agrees with this that isnt working a job that already could not be
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I kinda don't know how to feel about this one. This kinda seems like a continuation of the problem with revenge porn, child porn, etc just at a much larger scale and able to impact a lot more people. And that is a real problem and we s
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I firmly believe that the problem in the US regarding how we handle drugs in the US is that it is so focused on Shame. Same with how we do sex ed and many other things. We shame it so much, that when you have questions or you start thinking
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Am I crazy in thinking that we heard about this several years ago? Is this just a continuation of that study or am I mis-remembering/my timeline way off? This is really exciting though, especially when mixed with other cancer treatment
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by nerdjon 2y ago
We really are doing this "AI PC" thing I guess? I was really hoping we would just... not. Not looking forward to those ads being all over showing gimmick that most probably don't want. Hopefully we don't start seeing &qu
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Looking at it another way, what has Apple missed? Very rarely has Apple truly been the first to a market, their strategy has always been to see an upcoming technology and... well make it good. (not always the first time, but still). Smartph
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Meanings of words change over time. Maybe they just gain a new meaning at some point. A "Steam Deck" matches none of those for example. This is a very well understood and established term. I fail to see what you made this comment.
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by nerdjon 2y ago
100% this. School largely ruined my interest in reading until I became an adult and re-found it. Being regularly told to read boring books, of course any interest in doing it casually was going to go out the Window. Sure there is value in n
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by nerdjon 2y ago
A bit disappointed that it seems like the Live Multicam is iPad only. Unless they are just glossing over its addition to Mac. I was hoping we would keep feature parity between the 2, or at least Mac having everything and iPad a subset. Unle
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I was curious about that also, trying to look past the marketing speak on whether or not this is actually as big of a thing as they are saying it is? Particularly compared to OLED on TV's.
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I would argue that the second learning is to make it impossible to comply with these subpoenas where possible by making it so the company itself is unable to decrypt it. Admittedly this is not really an easy solution with something as open
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by nerdjon 2y ago
The problem isnt that this is how they built it, it makes logical sense to do it this way. The problem is that they went hard on how it couldn't just be an app, even making a thread on twitter about it. Its kinda a big deal that it cou
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Was kinda hoping this was some place selling made coffee, but I do realize the reach of that would be small. But I do kinda like the idea of something as... niche as this popping up in a highly tech area and then offering the ability to buy
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I agree to a point, there is no reason to over complicate it. But if you are going to make claims about how its impossible to be an app, maybe you should be making sure that it isnt just an app and you are going down the route of it being i
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I don't think people (well outside of some clickbait headlines) are surprised it is running Android. But more that it is an app. Personally I figured it was running Android but likely a heavily modified fork. Especially after how many
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I don't think it's improper management, I think management knows exactly what product they were putting out. The problem is marketing and severely exaggerating what these devices are and can do thanks to all of the noise about &qu
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by nerdjon 2y ago
In fairness we do also see the opposite, which is kind of a problem with the 2 term system. In a presidents first term they are incentivized to do just enough to not piss of the other side enough to get some crazy numbers out but do enough
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Maybe there is a typo in the article then that is why this seemed weird? The first paragraph: > ambitious refueling demonstration, a technical feat that will put the Moon within reach. Again here: > By the time NASA and SpaceX are rea
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by nerdjon 2y ago
So the idea of refueling in space is interesting, but I am a bit confused by the practicality. if we could refuel from the Moon, yeah I 100% see the value of it due to less wasted fuel getting off the moon. But unless I am mistaken, the big
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by nerdjon 3y ago
I have to wonder how much of this is societal expectations as you age? or "Being an adult". The idea that once you reach a certain age, you settle down, get into a routine, doing less new things, etc. While yeah, a music streaming
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by nerdjon 3y ago
I don't have any thoughts on any of the other stuff, but I am sticking with Windows 10 until the Windows 11 LTSC version comes out later this year. Especially with a lot of the crap that Microsoft keeps adding too Windows 11 recently.
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by nerdjon 3y ago
We actually do since other browsers have blocked third party cookies for a several years now.
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by nerdjon 3y ago
Google has strong armed the web in other situations with Chrome, there are multiple cases of them implementing things that google has proposed to w3c but has not been accepted yet. Regarding this, it's been 4 years. I am not letting go
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by nerdjon 3y ago
I am very curious to see how much this news spreads, since I have been in a lot of discussions that doing anything like this gets immediacy shut down as being "anti-semitic". And yet, I can't imagine anyone with a straight fa
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by nerdjon 3y ago
I am not convinced this is ever going to actually happen. Google won't roll this out until they are sure that their new solution basically has the same effect for advertisers as cookies, but with a new fancy name with "privacy&quo
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by nerdjon 3y ago
For me it isnt about price, I happily pay for Disney+ and Hulu bundle. And Apple TV+ but that is part of my Apple One subscription. My problem is where things are, I don't subscribe to Netflix because they seem determined to not work w
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by nerdjon 3y ago
It sucks that there really are not any alternatives, particularly for gay men. Other apps exist but really those 2 dominate except for a couple of niche areas. It is interesting though, even if the company itself wasn't doing it a thir

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