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ulfw
1y ago
Or more powerful and more expensive, such as every single foldable phone on the market, including my Oppo Find N5.
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1y ago
What is a 'car'? I don't know what a car is. Sorry. Is it a used Ford Bronco for $2000 or a Ferrari Purasongue for $450,000? They have basically the same utility. What is a car?
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1y ago
> If it’s the size of my current phone and folds out to be twice as wide, that sounds kind of nice. Except it would be so thin I worry it would be flimsy and there wouldn’t be as much space for battery (which the open screen would use fa
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1y ago
This whole account is AI fake blob. Honestly this is the way the world is deteriorating into. That blog is the biggest joke ever. Top to bottom completely just AI generated fake bla. The posts of this 13 days old account likely too. And the
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1y ago
Looks seriously ugly but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and that's only my personal opinion. Thankfully I won't ever get to see it anyway as majority Android vendors aren't using any of Google's UI stuff (my Oppo
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1y ago
It's a beautiful world where you'll only put a little over 220 MM in and get 3000MM out mere months later.
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1y ago
Seems you were a-okay with people in California losing their jobs so you got them in Atlanta. You seem not okay with it moving from Atlanta to elsewhere. And stop repeating the Serbia line in every comment. You've done it multiple time
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1y ago
I'm a similarly aged European who studied, worked, lived in the States for a decade and moved out for good ten years ago, abandoned my Green Card and never looked back. The world is a big beautiful place. Much bigger and more important
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1y ago
That's like saying an Apple iPhone is a US phone and hence shouldn't be tariffed. No, it's made in China. Not in the US. The movies aforementioned are not made in the US either.
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1y ago
Location: Just recently moved to Sydney, Australia as PR (Global Talent Visa). No sponsorship required. Remote: Preferred, Yes worldwide possible (as either part time, fractional, consulting, board, advisory, freelance or similar arrangemen
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1y ago
If anything it would be an utter bullshit CEO-in-name-only like the whatshername from XXX
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1y ago
And then what?
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1y ago
Yea but why? Honest question. It has a totally different purpose
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ulfw
1y ago
Should generally not buy anything meta. Their AI doesn't work in my country and honestly I don't feel left out. Whatever
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1y ago
Such weird Apps. Typical Meta. The iOS app screenshots are all about Wayfarer AR glasses. Nothing about Meta.AI.
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2y ago
Gmail was an improvement though. What did Youtube Shorts improve on tik tok exactly?
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2y ago
Gosh I forgot those were a thing. Does anyone use this cheaper than cheap copy of a cheap copy?
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2y ago
Who forces Americans to consume both? Do you blame prostitutes when husbands cheat on their wives at a whorehouse too?
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ulfw
2y ago
Same goes for instagram reels, the cheapest and shittiest copy seen in a generation
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2y ago
AI is becoming the new crypto. Attracting the same kind of bros.
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2y ago
The first argument is BS as you have no idea what a non-existing service would be priced at. Your second argument on the other hand rings true and is the main reason high speed train service in the US makes less sense. Many cities have near
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2y ago
Actually the Amtrak Acela train service is based on a French TGV (Train à grande vitesse). Just that the Americans never bothered to build an accompanying LGV (Ligne à Grande Vitesse ). TGV without LGV = not high speed.
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2y ago
Who would be stupid enough to believe him ever again?
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2y ago
As if a Tesla 3 isn't recognisable. They all look the same. 3, Y, S, X. Barely changed at all since day 1.
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2y ago
As a potential tourist to the US of A I could not possibly care less if I am detained due to a boondoggle or for no good reason. Both make me not want to ever go there again. So ...?
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2y ago
What are you trying to argue though? I am a bit at a loss to follow. Be so kind and explain. You want foreign readers to read news about how half of the US wants you, the foreign tourist, be locked up in a jail cell? The news is already out
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2y ago
I mean it's not surprising. US Immigration seems to have been told to reject whoever they feel like, interrogate for hours in hopes of finding anything no matter how random to deny entry. https://www.smh.com.au/travelle
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2y ago
And you think Penguin islands have more trade?
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2y ago
Your mom loves you. Cherish that! I wish mine was still alive
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2y ago
Location: Sydney, Australia Remote: Preferred, Yes worldwide possible (as either part time, fractional, consulting, board, advisory, freelance or similar arrangement) Willing to relocate: Yes. Preferably Australia, Hong Kong, APAC. Not USA.
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