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by seec 3y ago
Yeah but that tend to not fail randomly too often. You do need to maintain and change them but that is largely dependent on use and something you do on schedule. I have a lot of problems on a motorcycle right now that are entirely related t
872.
by seec 3y ago
Yep this is very similar to my experience. Modern Windows 11 is pretty good. Powertoys is cool and they are even file managers to get Miller columns browsing like in the Finder (I tend to like that very much, very fast).
873.
by seec 3y ago
I’m my experience, softwares (and related configs) change enough from one machine to the next that it’s mostly a waste of time. Unless you plan on switching hardware yearly or something it’s a waste of time to overthink so sort of config ma
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by seec 3y ago
GTA Trilogy 4H on an iPhone. I really doubt even the Max variant at lowest brightness can do that. Generational improvements has been mediocre and I know for a fact that if you get 2H runtime with a moderate game (like Risk) it's alrea
875.
by seec 3y ago
I cannot agree with you more. The iMacs prior to Apple Silicon were actually pretty good computers at a decent price everything considered, especially for the display indeed. And if you went with the big one like you did, you could actuall
876.
by seec 3y ago
People who have been doing hackintoshes or were installing Windows on Intel Macs have known for a while that macOS is rather slow compared to the competition and with of the lack of features/functionality you have to pay for on top of
877.
by seec 3y ago
I have experienced all the bug you mentioned but special mention to the Apple Music bug. I fixed it: I switched to Spotify. I support your decision to switch to some other manufacturers; I'm doing just that as well. Apple is making way
878.
by seec 3y ago
I was an original Mac user (first computer ever bought) and was thinking this type of stuff too. My Windows experience was from schools, friends' computers or later client's computers. Nowadays I had both but use a Windows PC quit
879.
by seec 3y ago
Well, if they really own the phone, you had better make a strong argument on why I should pay for it. If users were renting the phone for less than it cost to make, I guess you could have an argument about the device just being a necessary
880.
by seec 3y ago
There is only one other choice and for the first 5 years of the iPhone this choice was less competitive. Stop pretending things like that happen in a second and stop pretending every user can make the effort to switch after investing so mu
881.
by seec 3y ago
This guy is unreal. Apple "fan users" in general are something else, it's like their logic (or lack thereof) got stuck at the elementary level or something. To be clear I have been an Apple customer since way before the iPhon
882.
by seec 3y ago
Why do you have a Samsung then ? You contrarians are so fucking idiotic it's insane.
883.
by seec 3y ago
I completely agree. As a consumer device VR is a dead end and that's before even talking about costs and inconvenience. AR could have some uses but the tech needs to be so much better that it's a pipe dream for now. I really don&#
884.
by seec 3y ago
I might be wrong but I believe this is done for accounting purposes, because of the generally ultra repressive taxation system in place. It makes it easier to extract more value if that makes sense...
885.
by seec 3y ago
But I don't think it's about those kinds of tools. The type of power tools who truly benefit from having a combustion engine motor are not getting replaced by battery powered tools anytime soon because of energy density restrictio
886.
by seec 3y ago
That's what they want you to believe, but in fact besides some obvious exclusivities (like the chips) most of the parts are just the same stuff as any other premium phone. And when it comes to displays, considering Samsung is their lar
887.
by seec 3y ago
Standards are lowering precisely because there are too many people chasing the same ressources... You can't share everything beyond a certain point. The boomerism view of infinite growth is incredibly stupid especially if you start eva
888.
by seec 3y ago
You are foolish, it is very much an option, one that many choose to exerce. Having kids is not strictly synonymous with raising kids well and while you may not just kill the kid you can also do the strict minimum and let it be as much as po
889.
by seec 3y ago
Yeah, I don't get how they don't see that but to be honest boomer culture is insanely omnipresent and they had it so good they must be thinking that it cannot be that bad. The reality is that if you are a couple both working an av
890.
by seec 3y ago
It's funny because I am trending in the same direction. You can't say it because of political correctness but I believe many of our fertility problem lies in the behavior of today's women. But women can't do no wrong so
891.
by seec 3y ago
From his previous post, this guy is clearly a young know-it-all that comes from either a poor or stingy family. The reality is that he truly has no clue, he just thinks he knows better and he clearly has pretty low standards. I would say h
892.
by seec 3y ago
Yep, that's pretty much it. This new system pushed by bourgeois feminist for their own benefit is strictly worse than what we had before for 90% of the population. Funniest thing is that if you give them enough time most women would te
893.
by seec 3y ago
It can only be shocking if you see things in you own selfish point of view. You define business as souless corporation but most of them are actually small organization that have real people depending on them and that just get by. Hiring so
894.
by seec 3y ago
Yeah, expect the Dutch do not make any more children than other countries, now you have a give a lot bigger part of your income to the government whether you want kids or not and this money is going to be use for increasingly inefficient an
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by seec 3y ago
Of every major issue with the AVP the fact that they not only avoided but made impossible to have a wired connections to anything even though they laughably made the battery pack external is really the most stupid thing ever. As a display r
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by seec 3y ago
I agree with you as someone who had Airpods and still use an Apple Watch. For Airpods I fell for the hype in a moment of need and weakness: I needed new earbuds for a travel because they couldn't swap my old ones that needed a warranty
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by seec 3y ago
I am in the same boat and I suspect a lot of the early hour Apple users are in a similar process of thinking about it. Some of the main draws of Apple were the freedom of the platform as a whole and the total cost of ownership that was much
898.
by seec 3y ago
You really have no clue, if you had owned one you would know how much faster to use it was than pretty much all the competition in practice. Maybe it was beaten on some benchmarks or whatever but it is largely irrelevant and its exactly wha
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by seec 3y ago
Thank god I'm not the only one to think that. This thing is a farce, as you said, it lacks taste and purpose like most of the stuff of Cook's Apple. And as an Apple Watch owner (2 models over 5 years), I can attest that in many wa
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by seec 3y ago
I completely agree and all that seems obvious if you think about it for more than 30 seconds. Apple or not the whole product category has a hard limit governed by physics that won't get "solved" anytime soon and it's pre

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