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by veunes 2y ago
The quality of the renderings is impressive
512.
by veunes 2y ago
He's definitely a talent to watch!
513.
by veunes 2y ago
Such maps can reveal a lot about the focus and priorities of early cartographers
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by veunes 2y ago
Oils or dirt can interfere with touch sensitivity
515.
by veunes 2y ago
I remember how my mom's Touch ID didn’t work. Thank goodness they came up with Face ID
516.
by veunes 2y ago
It's one of those unexpected tech challenges with age
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by veunes 2y ago
The essence of virtual gatherings should prioritize interaction and engagement, which can get lost in a traditional lecture-style setup.
518.
by veunes 2y ago
I have a friend who first pirates a game and then decides whether to support the game creators or not
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by veunes 2y ago
It raises questions about how we define access versus ownership in the digital age.
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by veunes 2y ago
It could eliminate a lot of these issues theoretically
521.
by veunes 2y ago
Trust in a company plays a huge role here
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by veunes 2y ago
Ideally, players would be given both a choice and a clear breakdown of what’s actually being collected or monitored.
523.
by veunes 2y ago
If the decision came from an external party, it's likely from publishers
524.
by veunes 2y ago
Piracy shouldn’t feel like the "premium version" of a product...
525.
by veunes 2y ago
Social media platforms can be some of the biggest canaries in the coal mine when it comes to a domain’s “haunted” reputation
526.
by veunes 2y ago
It’s wild how these past associations can stick and haunt a domain, even after it’s changed hands entirely.
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by veunes 2y ago
A risk that’s easy to overlook until it bites you
528.
by veunes 2y ago
The way people reacted to even small-scale inconveniences in recent years highlights just how much has shifted since the 1940s
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by veunes 2y ago
On top of that, there’s the added complexity of global supply chains and digital consumption. Imagine rationing electronics or internet
530.
by veunes 2y ago
I wonder if there's a similar effect happening now with food technologies developed under today’s pressures
531.
by veunes 2y ago
"When I look at the night sky, I know we’re just a small part of a vast universe"
532.
by veunes 2y ago
I like the idea that while everything may feel random, there’s still a rich tapestry of experiences and interactions to explore
533.
by veunes 2y ago
That's a deep thought! I think the idea of "meaning" is something we created to make sense of the world around us
534.
by veunes 2y ago
Mind-blowing, right? It's wild to think we’re just floating in the middle of all that
535.
by veunes 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! That’s a great alternative
536.
by veunes 2y ago
I can relate to the struggle of standing for too long; it’s nice for thinking or moving around, but it definitely takes a toll on your feet and legs
537.
by veunes 2y ago
It’s nice to have that flexibility to switch things up throughout the day, whether you feel like standing or sitting.
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by veunes 2y ago
The takeaway about incorporating regular movement throughout the day makes a lot of sense. It's a reminder that it's not just about how we position ourselves at our desks but also about the importance of staying active overall
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by veunes 2y ago
Sustainable space exploration is needed
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by veunes 2y ago
I don't know, but I get goosebumps from pictures like these

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