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by slver 5y ago
> I don't like dubs because the voice is out of sync with the character, and removes you from the story. What about having to watch a slightly mismatched mouth say "pe pe pe ba ba ba", doesn't that remove you from the
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by slver 5y ago
You dub it conventionally, then you have AI-assisted "mouth visual redubbing"
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by slver 5y ago
This entire site suffers from overselling and overdramatizing what they have massively. Gotta tone it down a little.
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by slver 5y ago
The category is literally called "luxury sports cars". And they're a luxury. But they're not luxury. Got it. Thank you for your insight.
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by slver 5y ago
We get it, you believe you have sole authority on deciding what luxury means, and if you're dismissive about something, we just have to go along for no reason other than you said with great confidence. I hope that attitude works great
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by slver 5y ago
> The Roadster does not exist. I see you're very familiar with Tesla.
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by slver 5y ago
Tesla isn't a car. What model are you talking about? Roadster is definitely a low volume luxury car. The S and X are also high-end with many high-end features. 3 and Y are mainstream models.
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by slver 5y ago
You mean the steady stream of "here's the iPhone killer" clickbait? Yeah, it's the same shit with anything Tesla ships.
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by slver 5y ago
iOS is also better than nothing. It's the best solution to people who have better stuff to do, but want relative security compared to Android.
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by slver 5y ago
App Store has double the revenue of Play Store despite Play Store serving a much bigger audience (more Android phones) and having the same 15%/30% cut as the App Store. This directly means the Play Store is a lot less used by its users
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by slver 5y ago
So you like an OS that sends fake sensor data to apps, but you trust it to send real network data to you? What if it doesn't? What if the hardware sends fake network data to the OS? You clearly don't give a damn about your privacy
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by slver 5y ago
The mistake that many people do is requesting a systematic change, and then ignoring the systematic effects of it. Maybe in theory "more stores" sounds like "more good" to you as a consumer. But the large mass of consume
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by slver 5y ago
Nah we need that guy, because I'm sick of clickbait titles.
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by slver 5y ago
OK, how about that: everyone who wants to manually inspect the bytes coming out of their phone 24/7 can use Android, while everyone else can use iOS. (also, iOS supports proxies)
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by slver 5y ago
While some worry that Apple's the only organization defending privacy, others are attacking it for trying to control its ecosystem (in part so it can defend their users' privacy). That's the world right now.
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by slver 5y ago
Blockchains subject to laws of logic and physics, confirmed.
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by slver 5y ago
Judging by their non-degraded desktop site experience, thank god we have the app. Honestly, Reddit is one of those sites that make me think the world has collectively forgotten how to make a sane site. It takes seconds to load, and almost e
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by slver 5y ago
Apps do also ask you exactly once if you want notifications. And you don't have to install any apps. Use the sites if it's the same for you.
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by slver 5y ago
It's honestly hard to understand what our discussion is about at this point. I stated initially Rossman is fighting about his ability to buy working parts and doing repair. Now turns out you agree with that. So, I guess that's all
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by slver 5y ago
If you visit a site a lot, you want to install an icon for it. If you're willing to install an icon for it, you prefer the quality and speed of a native experience. That's just common sense. Funny enough I couldn't find a dec
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by slver 5y ago
Honestly, that's petty.
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by slver 5y ago
This thread is literally about them caring, tho.
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by slver 5y ago
The problem is users would always choose short-term gain of saving a buck, over security, over user experience, over the health of the ecosystem. The average user doesn't understand all the complex implications of their choices. But th
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by slver 5y ago
Yes, that's the right approach, if you can't develop your argument, just jump to another thread and assassinate my character with generalizations.
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by slver 5y ago
> Thanks to the Amazon review system Why are you blaming Amazon? What would you change? You probably know before online stores had their own review systems, it was full of fake review sites (still is) and fake forum product endorsements.
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by slver 5y ago
It's really odd to me Lua is only used for games. It could take the same place Python has and many other things. It's a nice platform for scripting.
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by slver 5y ago
So you're annoyed by a few dozen apps you've installed sending notifications that "clutter your screen", and the solution is to allow the thousands of sites you visit do the same. Okay.
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by slver 5y ago
I'm honestly glad to see one dev who cares about their craft and not just "I wanna spit some HTML and boom, it's on all phones". HN is mostly frequented by developers, and it's so frustrating to see how many of them
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by slver 5y ago
You replaced a capacitor. Is that supposed to render what I said invalid?
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by slver 5y ago
> I've repaired tons of my own devices over the years. Many of us have but again, minituarization, specialization and integration means this gradually becomes impossible. The age of generic parts is over. Things get built at scale,

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