wolvoleo

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901.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
That's a pretty crazy assumption. I have to charge at least once a day on my flagship phone. Granted, I hate big phones so it's a Samsung S25 smallest version but still. I don't know anyone who can get more than a day on a ch
902.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
There's a new model the 7 pro https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_xcover7_pro-13780.php
903.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Credit cards aren't really a thing in Europe and even where people might have them they don't make money. There's no kickback schemes, cashback etc.
904.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
True, Alaska skimped on maintenance so much they killed a plane full of passengers that should never have died. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Airlines_Flight_261 I can't fathom how this airline was allowed
905.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Those other companies do too So it's not distorting the competition IMO. If none of them had kickbacks then the prices would be overall higher but people would still fly because most of us don't just fly for the hell of it but bec
906.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I kinda doubt that. Ryanair make money and they don't have a loyalty program and companies in Europe don't make money off credit cards.
907.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
BeQuiet for example. Also others have mentioned Arctic which is even cheaper but I have no experience with them. BeQuiet I do, I have 7 of their fans.
908.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Diplomacy doesn't really help if you're the one starting the wars.
909.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Huh interesting. I think the black one is super ugly with the dark wood but the white one isn't bad. Still not something I'd buy though.
910.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
> They are going inside the computer where they aren't visible. Speak for yourself :) My computer is pretty open, the fans are visible through the front and through the side panel. I don't run RGB either though but I do like to
911.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Well they would be right up in your face in some positions, I can't imagine they don't know. And people do record porn for personal viewing. They probably didn't know it was being viewed by meta employees as well.
912.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I can imagine there's a use case for these glasses during sex. It would make for pretty exciting footage :) These users probably didn't know where it would end up.
913.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Large parts is kinda exaggerated. You have to redo injection moulds anyway as they have a limited life. And you can do a lot with materials too, some materials simply shrink more than others as they cool down.
914.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Then I have to look at that brown thing all day :) Yuck I like wood but only light wood, not the dark kind. That reminds me way too much of my grandparents' furniture.
915.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Yeah it's more marketing than anything IMO.
916.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
This colour combo is more 1970s than 80s. 80s was more gaudy neon and transparent stuff. The 70s loved their murky browns. OK PC boxes of the 80s and 90s were all beige too but they didn't have any brown. It also fit in with manufactur
917.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I really miss that they don't release white versions. In my all-white case I just can't have Noctua. The brown ones I think are extremely ugly and the black ones stand out too much. White doesn't really look bad in any case (
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
> The warp drives in Star Trek seem awesome too, we're just behind schedule. They're not scheduled until 2063 :)
919.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Those old reactors in Belgium have already had several issues.
920.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Usually they are pointed at the ground when they're reading off them.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
They have such an indication already, an LED light on the other side of the frame. Of course you have to be able to spot that. And trust that it really doesn't record when it's off (note that it simply may be covered by the user)
922.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
Yes and those blind people are easily recognised and I'm sure there will be a lot more understanding of them using such products.
923.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
It's never even been available to buy here in Spain lol. And it was really just way too expensive, and they've never really demonstrated a good usecase. I don't think the size and weight were even the biggest issue. But I&#x2
924.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
SMS is pretty horrible yes but I don't know anyone that uses it anymore. The only ones I get are spam from my phone provider and some MFA systems that are stuck in the past. Oh and the odd shipping notification. RCS I didn't even
925.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
I've heard of people using curve pay instead.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
It depends where. In Spain people use it for that because iPhones are incredibly expensive here compared to the standard of living. What doesn't help is that the SE/e models are also way more expensive than in the US. As a result
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
No it's not. Your computer creates a unique ID and you have to accept that on the unlocked phone the first time (or every time if you choose to). So even when adb is on an attacker can't just plug into your phone and use it. Besid
928.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
You're in an even worse ecosystem now, an apple phone never even has been yours.
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by wolvoleo 6mo ago
A civil union is not the same as a marriage. And I'm not just talking about Israel.
930.
by wolvoleo 6mo ago
And religion and marriage really shouldn't have anything to do with one another. Atheists can marry too.

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