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yreg
2y ago
At the same time he probably didn't think about wikis in that regard since he included an in-depth Civilopedia in the Civilization games before wikis were a thing.
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Minecraft is interesting in this regard since for the longest time there was no in-game recipe guide. It would be absolutely unreasonable to expect the players to figure out the crafting recipes on their own (perhaps beyond a few basic ones
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2y ago
And I think the game is so captivating that very few Outer Wilds players would let themselves be spoiled by reading the wiki unless they get absolutely stuck or after they complete the game.
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2y ago
> On the battery thing, that might depend how much games are run on it. Ah, could be. I use iPhones intensively, but almost never for gaming.
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2y ago
Southeast Asian countries have no lack of cheap 3rd party shops that can do high-skilled repairs on pretty much any iPhone model. Also, 3 year battery life is much more realistic to me than 1.5 years, but that's just personal experienc
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yreg
2y ago
Ideally you wouldn't need to pair it with anything. iPhones required a computer with iTunes up until iOS 5.
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2y ago
Ah, interesting, I might try again. Thanks.
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2y ago
Do we know what's the RAM in those phones?
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2y ago
One thing that's a shame regarding AirPods / AirPods Pro is that you cannot try them out at the store (for understandable hygienic reasons). I find it difficult to decide which ones to get or when to upgrade without trying them ou
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2y ago
> To provide feedback, request an enhancement, or share your story about using the accessibility features of Apple products, send an email to our Accessibility Feedback Team: accessibility@apple.com
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2y ago
The recordings are stored on a local usb drive. There is no configuration beyond turning the feature on/off. (You can set it to automatically turn off on some locations, e.g. in your own garage to conserve battery.) The owner can view
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2y ago
The recordings are stored on a usb stick in the car. The time window is quite long.
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2y ago
I wonder what do they do next? Break the window and trash the glovebox with a crowbar? Or is stealing the car a strategy to force the owner to give the voluntary consent in a timely manner?
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2y ago
> Just because the police can get the evidence one way doesn't mean that they're required to. I'm not American, but I would hope that when they have a choice between taking somebody's usb stick away or taking somebody
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2y ago
Yep, seizing the car is crazy. All they need is the usb stick that's plugged inside the car (or a copy of it).
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2y ago
I meant what's impossible about making electricity from nuclear/renewable sources and then powering electric heaters with that electricity?
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2y ago
> If we didn't burn waste we'd need to burn something else to stay warm in winter. Why not nuclear/renewables?
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2y ago
I use their service ( https://www.lightningmaps.org/ ) often, it is perfect for getting an impression about the scale and distance of an incoming storm. It's a bit of a shame, that their detector system project seems t
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2y ago
Peanut allergy prevalence in India seems to be 0.3%, while in the western countries it's 1.5-3%.
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2y ago
> Elon publicly announced he was going to do a massive contribution to Trump's campaign fund I don't think he has publicly announced anything like that. Actually, he denied it. https://www.theguardian.com/techno
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2y ago
The Unitree GO2 Pros are manufactured in China, but supplied by Brit Alliance, a UK company. The DJI drones used by Ukraine en masse are developed and made in China too.
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2y ago
A class system with developers writing production code looking down on developers writing tests doesn't seem healthy to me.
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2y ago
I've got the figure from some other news site, but it's probably like you say.
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2y ago
You mean if they killed your wife you wouldn't sue now, because you remember that you have tried out Disney+ once? I don't think this scares anyone of suing Disney. If anything, it scares people away from visiting Disney restauran
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2y ago
The widower asked for 50k, this negative PR is already worse for DIS than paying out the 50k. Both sides can lose.
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2y ago
You could say the same about a physical library, yet most people wouldn't prefer a library of uniform books with 'boring' uniform spines. This is not an argument, just a thought.
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2y ago
I got it in 5, but it's pure luck based, right? The optimal strategy would be to do a binary search which would take longer than 5.
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2y ago
I would love the product visual to be interactive. It screams "play with me".
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2y ago
Probably not.
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2y ago
Unfortunately it's not just getting the difficult captchas. If you try enough to maintain privacy and become invisible to the likes of Google/Meta, you have trouble creating accounts. Like you might create an Instagram account and
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