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ThoAppelsin
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Comment #49060658
I don’t understand why this one is all the way down here despite being the only reply that answers the questions asked. And the answers are right: We all do our work based on the c…
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Comment #48869769
I think the point is: some people will be left behind while reaching the described space era, just like the way it happened with many previous leaps and left behind those populatio…
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Comment #48714623
Related video: https://youtu.be/9J-b33tDjL0
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Comment #48701491
I’m not talking about intuitions; I’m talking against them. The intuition about carrying something 1st to 2nd then to 3rd floor is clearly wrong as evidenced by the example I gave;…
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Comment #48699313
Scale up the numbers in you example: The effort to move a piece of furniture from 10,000th to 20,000th floor is NOT the same as the effort to move it from the 20,000th to the 3rd. …
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Comment #48191933
As a year-round flip-flopper for many years now, those clips of shoes rocking sideways under pressure are nerve wracking to look at. Most (all?) shoes are terrible ankle hazards. N…
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Comment #47584340
It is indeed addictively intuitive. Once these people get to use it for a week, they won’t ever be able to look back.
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Comment #47584299
The line of thinking here applies to accessibility features as well. Luckily, it is uncool to say those things against the accessibility features, and there are even many good pree…
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Comment #47561487
The data point for BEVs in 2025 is off by a factor of 1000. It reads 1,747.961; the decimal point instead of thousands separator is surely an error.
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Comment #47495355
> it does not justify attacking the investigative journalist 1. Person A hits Person B. 2. Person B hits Person A in return. Is it ok that Person B hit Person A? I don’t know. I do…
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Comment #47486935
It seems like a non-question, but I’ll bite: No. I’m talking about the harm the investigative journalist is doing to the anonymous operator of archive.today by compromising their a…
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Comment #47467186
Thanks for this. I didn’t know about the details, and there are probably mor... but this gyrovague person is clearly being a privileged trouble. Their “boringly straightforward cur…
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Comment #47445641
Every link inside the mail is hosted on t.notificationmail.microsoft.com. The sender is Microsoft@notificationmail.microsoft.com and appears to pass DKIM validation. More on: https…
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Comment #47305805
This just won’t work. If RSS becomes popular, there will be discovery platforms with “algorithm”s. It will be the same thing, just the discovery and content separated. RSS appears …
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Comment #47243803
DMs are akin to private conversations in real life. Thus, every DM feature should entail E2EE. It’s ok for a platform to not feature private conversations. They should just have no…
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Comment #20395886
"Saving screenshots" Nice way to hint that you are definitely being sarcastic, because cmd+something+3 surely and clearly is no way intuitive, contrary to the use of dedicated Prin…
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Comment #20395432
Don't you ever present anything on a projector? Many professors in our department have a MBP, and their LaTeX presentations look bad, just because macOS is bad. I notice it every s…
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Comment #19161530
I am clearly blaming Gmail for discontinuing IMAP support, which seems to me clearly as a foul practice of abusing dominance over the market via introduction of non-standard ways, …
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Gmail not allowing push notifications on iPhone Mail app, should've been illegal
How is it still possible for Google to disallow iPhone's Mail app from receiving push notifications? I am not asking how it is possible technically, but asking how is it possible l…
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Microsoft's Devices, Find My Device, Lock Screens Are Completely Irresponsive
My father's got his business laptop stolen from his car. My best bet was Microsoft's Find My Device. For straight 4-5 hours or more, I've been constantly trying to do this ridiculo…
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Comment #17628373
No, I have graduated by the end of last Spring semester. I purchased the product while I still was a student last year. I will become Master's student once again in within two mont…
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Comment #17628236
I didn't get to that stage, for now at least. I am still thinking of just starting a new Microsoft account, which unfortunately will not be my namesurname@hotmail.com this time, th…