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Rinzler89
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Comment #42171457
2012 was 12 years ago when they were make like bricks and had all the ports and parts were replaceable. Let's see how current MacBooks will hold up in 12 years. I bet they won't be…
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Comment #42171453
Wait, so in UK products come with a six year warranty?
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Comment #42158691
I want one Casio watch ring for me and each of my friends and with our powers combined we are Captain Nerd.
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Comment #42156845
Yes it's called a sonar. And would they even need to fire the sonar for that? Even using passive sonar they should be able to hear there's a boat above them considering how sensiti…
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Comment #42156425
Shouldn't be a problem. Windows 11 and Wine can run most 32 bit Windows apps just fine. I managed to get Winamp 2.6 working on Windows 11.
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Comment #42156414
Is this a problem Valve should invest in fixing because it's an issues caused by them, or a problem Apple created for not caring about backwards compatibility on MacOS the same way…
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Comment #42147925
Here's the deal: You give us iPhones because we lost our domestic tech industry, and we'll give you anti-fattening drugs because you can't be bothered to put down the endless refil…
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Comment #42147800
That's why WW3 with China will have to be held in Overwatch.
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Comment #42145851
>Porsche, Siemens, Krupp, Thyssen, Bosch were all startups back in the day, just in hardware Yeah and they all got big and wealthy by exploiting laws, loopholes, state subsidies an…
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Comment #42145836
CD Projekt Red?
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Comment #42145673
>Sorry you don‘t get a free ride for being rich. That's the problem with European way of thinking. Entrepreneurs and start-up founders taking on huge workloads and risk to start a …
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Comment #42144969
>She eventually started hallucinating from lack of sleep. When sleep deprived, the brain enters REM sleep even while awake. That's what those hallucinations are.
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Comment #42144409
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Comment #42136514
Because my question was how was DeepL planning to survive monetarily? It doesn't help if people are praising it but if nobody's paying for it. Google, Microsoft, et-al can subsidiz…
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Comment #42135592
Exactly this. LLMs are more context aware than DeepL.
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Comment #42135537
Are you paying for DeepL?
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Comment #42135530
I will disagree here. I found ChatGPT better at English German translation than DeepL. Especially at translating slang and online speak where DeepL would shit the bed.
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Comment #42135374
What's DeepL's plan to survive when competing with ML translation from big tech? In the era pre-ChatGPT they had a USP which it made it stand out, but today it's a different landsc…
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Comment #42134585
Warranty is still the legally required minimum of 2 years for Miele. You have no guarantee it will last longer than that. If Miele had so much confidence in their products lasting …
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Comment #42126207
>Tbf, it's not like this approach can't work at all. Airbus was born out of a similar dynamic, and it's giving Boeing a run for its money now. It literally can't work at all. When …
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Comment #42125524
> if you can't afford it, the state will pay it for you. So like in the US?
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Comment #42125519
What do I look like, an oil tycoon?
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Comment #42124413
>- and it fails the same in a loop Because that's the desired feature, not a bug. The system works just as intended. None of the people at the helm actually believe they can create…
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Comment #42124127
>Heck, A LOT of things that have that desirable "made in Japan" sticker are made by abused migrant workers with very little protection and pay. They aren't even made by the "mythol…
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Comment #42124091
Post-soviet Estonia si an exception rather than the rule, plus it has little industry other than digital services with next to no manufacturing compared to Japans which si at the c…