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by traveler01 4y ago
Thing is, they actually are building things people might want to use, they just don't focus enough on it. Stadia for example, was way ahead of Microsoft in image quality, fluidity, etc. After a year or two of trying to push it to custo
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by traveler01 4y ago
Google constant failure astonish me. How a company with so much money, so many wonderful engineers can't produce a source of income other than the search engine? I kept reading news about Google's AI programs, how the hell was Mic
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by traveler01 4y ago
It’s funny the more time goes by the more censorship I see happening in these “traditional” platforms.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Yeah truth be told I consider that Apple should've waited atleast another year for the M2 Max. Maybe improve it a little further since even the M1 Max it's way ahead of anything in the laptop market right now.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Generally Apple users don't update their computers too often, and when they released the M1 models a lot of people had models pre-2016 that needed upgrading (since pos-2016 models sucked balls). So, part of that unusual demand was also
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by traveler01 4y ago
Clearly they're winning the war /s
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by traveler01 4y ago
If you do something useful it will probably attract criminals, nothing we can do about it.
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by traveler01 4y ago
At this point I’m astonished people still trust in Google services. The fact that this targets even paid users…
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by traveler01 4y ago
From my experience cryptocurrencies are helping countries overcome that. But still, money wouldn't be a solution for this issue.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Regulation it's always destructive. It's always meant to forbid/enforce some actions. Some light regulations can be bad for climate but good for companies and economy and vice-versa, it's up to the politician to find the
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by traveler01 4y ago
Yeah Europe it's facing an excessive taxation plus excessive regulation. Regulation it's good but it should be small and precise. The excess of regulation in Europe it's only being benefitial to huge corps, that have money to
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by traveler01 4y ago
And somehow they wil still find a way of blaming NATO on their actions, and some people eat that crap.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Again, you're calling me "crypto-absolutist" shows your clear hate for the technology only for the sake of it. This would also make very easy to prove ownership. You have access to the address that owns said property, it&#x27
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by traveler01 4y ago
Sorry, don't mean to be rude but this is the most useless discussion I've seen here. I think it's fairly easy to understand (but you clearly hate the technology for some reason). The proof of ownership would be in the blockch
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by traveler01 4y ago
This is some boomer level commentary right here. Shows complete lack of understanding of what you're talking about.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Man I switched from Windows and Android to all Apple recently and it’s a pretty good improvements overall. Competition isn’t caught up, they’re falling behind. One thing though, software quality has been falling down a lot, including Apple’
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by traveler01 4y ago
Curious to know, which competition caught up Apple on software?
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by traveler01 4y ago
You do have a point, it's a safer alternative...
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by traveler01 4y ago
They could take a few pointers from Google for sure. When I open bing.com I cringe hard from the amount of redundant crap, specially if you just want to make a quick search. They have News, Microsoft Rewards and all other BS that doesn&#x27
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by traveler01 4y ago
And a cleaner UI. Bing is a mess right now...
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by traveler01 4y ago
Vice should ask ChatGPT to write their articles, maybe it's journalism will be decent.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Companies with investors hungry for profits always speeding up what can’t be speed up it’s the major reason the software is turning into crap. A prime example was Cyberpunk.
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by traveler01 4y ago
I'd imagine making something worthy of replacing Linux Kernel isn't easy, even for a big corporation with the size of Google.
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by traveler01 4y ago
I mean, even if cheaper you will always be giving away certain securities and perks that you have in a hotel. Not even considering the amount of horror stories I usually hear about related to Airbnbs.
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by traveler01 4y ago
It's algorithm is really dumb. That's why these companies need to stop with these so called "algorithms", we should only select the genres of music we like and our front page should be a reflection of it. I still remembe
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by traveler01 4y ago
Probably other portuguese are going to hate me for saying this but... you have Spain. Their cost of living is a bit higher but their wages are higher as well and in some key stuff they have cheaper stuff than us. I went to Barcelona last ye
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by traveler01 4y ago
The cost of living is not low at all. Don't know where you got that idea from.
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by traveler01 4y ago
Wages are very low considering the cost of life here. Rents in the main cities of the country are going through the roof and there's little to no choice (if you're a digital nomad you can always choose to live in other areas, sinc
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by traveler01 4y ago
And if you come living here with a foreign wage, sure makes sense to me. But if you have a "native wage", it's a no go.
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by traveler01 4y ago
As a portuguese it blows my mind that "digital nomads" are choosing the country to live in. Surely the country has great weather, food and you get an hefty tax discount that the natives can only dream about (20% of income tax is w

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