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s3p
3y ago
This is so annoying! Every single time I try to play downloaded music on a bad connection it stalls instead of just playing the audio I literally have stored on my device. 100% agree with you that turning on Airplane mode makes it easier to
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s3p
3y ago
Except they already do this? Since iOS 15, Siri has used on-device recognition. That's why you can go into Airplane mode and do things like ask Siri to change the brightness.
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s3p
3y ago
same here.
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s3p
3y ago
Currently using 300MiB on mine. I'm on macOS and have about 1100 logins saved.
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s3p
3y ago
Huh
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s3p
3y ago
Not much. Apple wanted eSIM for years but carriers fought them over it. They like the physical lock-in of SIM cards. Customers can't easily switch because they have to wait for a SIM to ship or go to a carrier's brick and mortar p
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3y ago
You literally just reach out to your carrier and they will activate your new eSIM.
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3y ago
Good for them?
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3y ago
>Applications still require payments in form of contact lists What? It seems like you were trying to make a coherent argument but a list of contacts is in no way comparable to a paid subscription. Microsoft doesn't allow you to buy
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s3p
4y ago
200 lines @ 40 tokens per line equates to 8,000 tokens. That costs $1.60. for one query.
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s3p
4y ago
What a coincidence, I heard this word for the first time on the latest episode of Ted Lasso, which released yesterday.
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s3p
4y ago
What does "stage plays on the radio” mean?
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s3p
4y ago
Even then, the speedtest result would be more accurate than some theoretical max speed ISPs estimate their customers to have.
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s3p
4y ago
Did you mean optimally? Maybe optimistically is a word too I just got confused while reading.
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s3p
4y ago
Still doesn't matter. Results are results.
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s3p
4y ago
Aaaah someone disagrees with my point of view so they must be lying!
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s3p
4y ago
This is insane. I have never heard of these and after checking I also have them on my iDevice. Tmobile should explain what wingman is and why it's on IOS devices.
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4y ago
This 100%. I turn off notifications every time an app abuses them. Spotify wants to tell me about a random album I should listen to? Notifications blocked. Twitter recommends an account to follow? Notifs off. The pattern has continued to th
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s3p
4y ago
It does read like a complaint about the pricing
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s3p
4y ago
This has always been inside of Bing Chat. They just test them out with a select % of the userbase. CEO of Bing Search confirmed this on Twitter.
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4y ago
Just did a network trace and it's nothing nefarious. The app just sends a POST request asking for the latest version of the app which is stored at this site. Literally the only response from the request is "{"latestVersion&qu
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s3p
4y ago
Looks like there is no way to change model settings. Temperature, response length, etc. Would really like to have these options as a user!
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s3p
4y ago
This is a very well done app. Only thing I am wondering is the privacy aspect of things and whether user information is collected during use. I checked network activity and it looks like it's phoning into openAI's API directly (I
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4y ago
Is anyone else getting a Cloudflare error 1000? CF says it's pointing to a 'prohibited' IP address. Not sure if it's just me or it's part of a wider issue.
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s3p
4y ago
Banning TikTok is not the point. The point is about stopping the bill congress is creating to enforce the ban.
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4y ago
I think you're arguing semantics. Apple's refusal to push app updates to much older OSes is unrelated to coupling Safari's release with macOS. Safari team is constantly deploying new features and you can get advance access th
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4y ago
> In 10 years, kids will look back and wonder why on earth we used to have these 'phones' with dozens or hundreds of apps installed. 'Why would you do that? That is so much work? How do you know which you need to use?'
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4y ago
Google can't even keep up with OpenAI. I wouldn't expect much out of China in this space.
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4y ago
Did you read the technical details? This was a bug in the way Redis-py handled requests that were cancelled before a response was returned to the user.
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s3p
4y ago
I'm not sure the last claim you make follows from your line of reasoning. If you are sure tech(?) is ruining kids' sleep schedules, but only kids, I would love to see evidence of it.
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