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by wooger 1y ago
Bluetooth speakers have already ruined the beach in much of the world.
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by wooger 1y ago
1. People use these GPS watches for Ironman triathlons, ultra running & cycling events etc. They can't and won't charge before the battery is done - and remember the battery with a daily charge will degrade significantly. If i
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by wooger 1y ago
And that's the fancy screen, gimmick edition garmin watch - the normal MIP display garmin watches (even an old, midrange Forerunner 255) will easily get a couple of weeks of battery life, more for the higher end ones. OLED is just the
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by wooger 1y ago
The restrictions on iOS content blockers mean that it's not possible to add value, it's just basic competence to apply pre-existing filter lists maintained by someone else. Gorhill's browser extensions are great, have actual
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by wooger 1y ago
Competitors that require a $10k car and minimum wage, not a $500k car. That's a lot of margin to make up.
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by wooger 1y ago
Do you know how many cities and towns in the US and worldwide have been bankrupted by road maintenance costs? It's car-centric design that is not economically viable, but it's subsidised to the hilt by governments, at the expense
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by wooger 1y ago
Literally impossible for your battery life not to have degraded in 5.5 years, battery tech just degrades - my 14 Pro was noticably worse in less than a year.
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by wooger 2y ago
You probably don't want to get your stats from random youtube videos.
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by wooger 2y ago
Because you also want the lens, which is exactly what doesn't fit on a phone form factor
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by wooger 2y ago
Lol, the design of discord is identical to about 9000 chat apps no?
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by wooger 2y ago
Ultra rich execs are out of touch sure, but equally so, middle aged people with houses, families, long commutes to the suburbs are out of touch with younger people who might've relocated to a city for their first / second job out
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by wooger 2y ago
And coffee itself is chiefly a productivity aid, to benefit the business.
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by wooger 2y ago
I see noone mention the Segway flaw in real world use - if either wheel loses traction for a moment, the device will spin and dump the rider on the ground. They're laughably bad and uncomfortable to ride compared to a regular pushbike,
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by wooger 2y ago
They're smoking something if they think anyone is buying this for 3.5k when it has exactly zero game & app support - discretionary income is going to be spent on things that are fun for deep immersion in a hobby, or else something
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by wooger 2y ago
Clearly not accurate, they've produced quite a few famous and acclaimed films based on original ideas, Philip K Dick novels & real life events.
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by wooger 2y ago
Interestingly, it was recently revealed that 22% of their services income is comprised of payments from Google to keep their search engine as the default in iOS / Safari. Soon to disappear given the antitrust case.
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by wooger 2y ago
Can they simultaneously allow this, but recommend against it and deny support / sympathy if you do it to your OS?
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by wooger 3y ago
An appropriate punishment would be: All children's accounts must be deleted and no new ones for minors allowed to exist for 2 years. Any further infringement and the App is banned from the EU.
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by wooger 4y ago
Better off how? Can't afford to buy a house or start a family at anything like the rate 50 years ago that's for sure.
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by wooger 4y ago
There are reasons to want to live in a high COL area that attract people to live there regardless of job prospects alone. If you want to hire young smart people who're into culture and nightlife and not having to drive everywhere, the
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by wooger 4y ago
I guarantee the skinny long distance runners and pro cyclists you see all pound far more ultra processed pure sugar than anyone fat you know. It's literally the only way to take in calories fast enough to keep exercising at an intense
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by wooger 4y ago
There's a psychological component to sticking to a diet for sure, but no, a calorie deficit of the same amount will result in the same weight loss rate. People locked in a box will not be able to cheat and will demonstrate this.
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by wooger 4y ago
A common misconception, running isn't bad for your knees, poor form is bad for your knees.
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by wooger 4y ago
Well, it's polarised training specifically. Either really low, or very intense.
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by wooger 4y ago
It's been confirmed that you cannot
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by wooger 4y ago
I can certainly say that anyone who isn’t an idiot has been using 3rd party apps for years. And now they’re all gone from the platform…
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by wooger 4y ago
It’s slapdash, and maybe just based on cutting off the top N most used ones. Fenix is blocked on Android, but not on iOS, explain that!
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by wooger 4y ago
But the only reason there is no monetisation via ads and other “innovations” in these apps is because Twitter have deliberately degraded the APIs and not kept them current with the official site/app for a decade now. Twitter could also
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by wooger 4y ago
Twitter's longest standing and most valuable users access it solely via 3rd party smartphone apps, which use an API that's not been updated for many years and have zero new features from twitter in that time. The service is identi
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by wooger 4y ago
If you redefine "the Nazis" to include everyone who isn't 100% on board with extreme leftist woke propaganda, sure. Thousands of women banned for not agreeing that men in dresses should have full access to women's spaces

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