seoulmetro

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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Not sure what drama you're talking about, but the clickbait is just there because the content is several stages of lame. > But they are technically very accomplished. I don't agree. They are technically apt, not very accomplish
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yes, Meta is one of the companies that also market this way.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
- Social cohesion and homogeneity and all the draw backs of destroying it. The idea that you should mass import as many people as possible to increase GDP is absolutely one of the worst things that has happened in modern time. If you want t
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
> Marketing for phones is probably more diverse and carefully balanced than for any other product category. Marketing for phones is forcibly (over) diverse and carefully not balanced but constructed than for any other product category. T
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
The large phones are so large that even large hand sizes won't be able to comfortably use it one handed. They're catering to people liking big and shiny.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Corridor Digital has always been cringe and weak for me. They try way too hard in everything but VFX skills. Kind of reminds me of really bad acting and writing mixed with passable VFX.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
It always has been. The same way passwords were never secure, we just found that they are too slow to bother uncovering. The same can be said for voices/AI. Except now it's not too slow to "crack an easy password" in the
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Ironic that I get a few responses with "I am wanting to do the project". I did it around 10 years ago and I think I've seen one a year since that. I didn't bother once I saw that people shipping were doing well and incre
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Breaking ToS is 100%, but that wouldn't stop people scraping, in all cases the people scraping are receiving something that stops them scraping while the data still is available, continuing the "why doesnt someone do this" pr
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Threaten legal action if scraping continues or something similar as the scraping ends abruptly for every site but the prices still sit online at the supermarkets site.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Legality of this is rocky in Australia. I dare say that NZ is the same? There are so many scrapers that come and go doing this in AU but are usually shut down by the big supermarkets. It's a cycle of usefulness and "why doesn&#x27
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Immigration is a terrible solution to a population crisis. That's like dousing an electrical fire in water. Sure, the fire might disappear for a second before it kills you.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
No, it's a "we need the stock to rise for the stockholders this month so we're going to burn hard for no reason". Funnily enough Australia uses this very idea for terrorism. "We hear that terrorism threat may or may
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
I'm pretty sure every civilisation used to work 7 days a week. 5 days became the norm for us . Korea really did earn its way off the back of its now elderly population slaving away for a better future for their kids. But right now the
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yeah, a worm in Apple the company would be their phones blowing up randomly.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Ah I see you're just a racist. That makes sense. I guess numbers will continue to delude you.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
I never understood why people compare places like Houston and Tokyo... Do these people lack any form of logical reasoning? It's the reason why the saying "apples to oranges" exists. Do you know how dumb it sounds to compare t
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
This would be fine if the representation was accurate. It's not. >White men won't admit that, because for them they're always represented. No they aren't... what? People represented to the market before they represent
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
I don't think you understand which markets Apple targets with their $1.5k phones. If they were marketing it for the masses it'd be vastly different. Obviously they're marketing it for Western nations.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Yes... They built it that way. Their goal is to earn money and sell ads, not to make their products better.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
I actually had this thought one day. Do billionaires waste time brushing their teeth? If yes, why? If no, do they use a solution that they just stick their face in and it brushes for them? That's what I'd do as a billionaire anywa
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Slavery seems to be very "American" even though it's not. A lot of ideas and movements during BLM supported the narrative that certain figures were crazy racists. OP mentions about how illicit drugs were all just tools used t
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Except people are rewriting history for fun in America's case.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
> when most people can see right through it as the worst kind of marketing No. Most people definitely cannot. Most people can't see through the weird diversity nuclear option on all large company marketing these days. "White, m
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
It's an American trend to write history as if everything was invented just to spite one race or one group of people.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
You're lucky that you got it working from the store. You can't actually activate most IoT devices without a phone, a mobile number and an internet connection. All of which have to be supported by that brand, not just those physica
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Something less interesting and more annoying is that in power generation surpluses instead of doing this, the government can just mandate that you buy power from them instead of get it free from the sun. Because a few hundred thousand chips
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Google will never make it comfortable to use their products in any structured, advanced way as it is super beneficial to the user and gives away way too much control. Google hates that.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
No one assumed that.
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by seoulmetro 2y ago
Doubt it. It may have started with this, but it didn't live its life like that. Drug free societies are way better in every measurable way. You only have to live in one for long enough that returning from that place seems absurd to be

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