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by someNameIG 1y ago
The whole point of democracies is that the head of state, and other politicians, are just average people bound by the same laws as everyone else. They're public servants doing a job, that's it.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Lower refresh though, 90Hz at max. Though the device is about hale the price of an Apple Vision Pro.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the built in tutorial shows you how to save a document.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
I think a lot of it is due to people just not liking Amazon.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
My cheap Samsung tablet can do all that with a low powered exonous chip, and when it gets Android 16 it will be able to run a Linux VM. I don't know why Apple is putting full M series chips in their iPads but limit the software they ca
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by someNameIG 1y ago
One of the speculations I've seen going around about the iron ore thing is that China wants to buy it off us (Australia) in RMB, not USD.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
So are they going to change the name of peanut butter? Coconut milk? Neither are secretions of mammary glands
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by someNameIG 1y ago
We could do coal liquefaction if it came to it. But I'm unsure on how fast we could get it up and running, and how much fuel we could get. Might be just enough to allow for just enough transportation for food so no one starves.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
But has there been many actual reported security issues due to it? Like has anyone downloaded malware fro the official Ubuntu or Fedora repos?
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Why? Isn't that how most linux distros do their repos?
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Since covid much of the biological academic people on twitter were getting violent threats from anti-vaxxers and anyone angry about science contradicting the proclamations of their deal leader Trump. Why would anyone with half a brain stay
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Every Mac transitions to ARM, only a very small amount of Windows PCs are running ARM. SO right now there's not an large user base to incentivise software to be written for it.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
It's more that people in general* connect to personal stories far more than impersonal factual data. It's easy to connect to seeing people say they had adverse reactions to a vaccine than statistical data showing it's safer t
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by someNameIG 1y ago
It shouldn't be to difficult to determine if the camera is pointed at a real face vs a screen showing an AI generated image.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
If Apple wanted more web devs to support Safari they should port it to Linux and Windows. The web is supposed to be an open standard, you shouldn't need a devices and software from a specific manufacturer to develop for it (I say that
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Which hasn't happened on Android, Meta is big enough to have their own app store yet all their apps are on Google Play.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
My Samsung phone has Netflix, Spotify, and some Microsoft stuff installed, but nothing from Meta.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
If you're not using Google products you're most likly not using Chrome, so have nothing to worry about with this.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Doesn't work on my Samsung Galaxy A56, in either Chrome or Samsung Internet. It's running Android 15 and Chrome 136
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Their privacy commitments align with their business, not their morals. They don't want an open internet primarily funded by advertising, so they make harder for advertising companies to track their users. What they want is an internet
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by someNameIG 1y ago
AOSP is still fully open source and allows you to build a complete Android system on it though. Theirs open source GrapheneOS, LineageOS, /e/OS, and the closed source onset on Chinese domestic phones that have their own proprietar
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by someNameIG 1y ago
I'm pretty sure Australian consumer protection laws are why Steam started offering refunds.
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Discord got me to do this about 2 weeks ago (I'm Australian so they seem to be rolling this out here too), at least for the face scan the privacy policy said it occurred on device, so if you believe that you're not sending anyone
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by someNameIG 1y ago
Here in Australia we just didn't have the population to have a large global influence. We had a population of around 7.5 million in 1945, compared to the US that had about 150,000 million.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Some places relied on other ways to make money (here in Australia it was comodoties). A lot is just social change to two income households, and it's main contributor to living costs was housings. Two people bringing in money ,means th
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by someNameIG 2y ago
The US economy is the largest in the world, disposable income, both average and median, are highest and second highest respectively. Median income is 30-40% higher than comparable developed economies, and significant higher than China. htt
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by someNameIG 2y ago
> I see many in the US thinking that Trump is an idiot There's many of us outside the US who think the same.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Teslas owner did a literal nazi salute, so it's not a particular stretch to call them any of those things.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I've heard a few say that's what we should do here in Australia in response to tariffs. The US has now broken the free trade agreement between out two nations, se we should roll pack IP laws that were only brought in on US request
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by someNameIG 2y ago
> IT IS what the majority of people voted for Which is why the world is never going to view or deal with the US the same way they did before. The current administration and its actions represent the will of the American people; represent

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