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YVoyiatzis

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    Comment #49074098

    This reminds me of a funky Windows screensaver, back in the day. Pretty cool.

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    Comment #48358028

    Let’s not discount DeepSeek in this space…workhorse, in many respects.

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    Comment #48287938

    A fraction of what its cost is for subsidizing other countries.

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    Comment #47988877

    Correct. Smart move. Had Inhad the option to do the same for my car, I wouldn’t mind doing it (provided that I be compensated for it).

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    Comment #47443559

    Your comments, yes. But the contextual thread as a while, no.

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    Comment #47441046

    When the Mac version came out, I was all over it. WordPerfect user at the time, but wird processing was king back then. It would freeze and crash and irritate me. But I loved using…

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    Comment #47317973

    WTF are Amazon’s data centers doung in the UAE? Excuse my ignorance, but why there?

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    Comment #47255583

    As a Raycast user, I have to say the devs built something incredibly sleek and stable. It genuinely makes macOS feel like a pro-level OS. For the developers: will Glaze replace Ray…

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    Comment #47187387

    Or some…template.

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    Comment #46801597

    Well-written books, especially the wealth of contemporary works now available in translation, affects me, and presumably many others alike, more deeply than almost anything else. I…

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    Comment #46800062

    That is exactly why I ditched Microsoft for Mac thirty years ago. I’ve never looked back or regretted leaving MSFT during my "formative" years; in fact, I’m glad I did. That said, …

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    Comment #46577911

    That’s the exact same 'missing features' script people used to dismiss Apple during the height of the PC era.

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    Comment #46570290

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45778782

    Why is AAPL still one stock?

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    Comment #45710696

    I never brush my teeth, I irrigate them a couple of times a day and use floss as needed.

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    Comment #45392535

    Switched early to a left-handed 65% keyboard setup—Keychron K7 Max QM7 on the left, Trackpad Pro and MX Master 3S on the right. Feels quick, natural, and fixes what Apple’s keyboar…

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    Comment #45189498

    I actually sold my Nakamichi cassette deck to afford the NOKIA Communicator back then. The OS was problematic and couldn’t deliver the functionality that I expected. I ended up swi…

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    Comment #45142481

    If smart glasses can’t self-adjust vision or flag cataracts, they’re missing the point. This is not being discussed.

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    Comment #45080609

    # Dash Usage Guide *Hyphen (-)* = word-joiner *En dash (–)* = “to/between” *Em dash (—)* = pause, punch, drama

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    Comment #44865848

    I believe the Reminders app, when used alongside Notes and Calendar, is becoming a strong competitor in the productivity space. One feature I'd love to see added is persistent nudg…

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    Comment #44823942

    "vibecoded the wheel". Where did you get this from‽

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    Comment #44153044

    The least one can do is adapt to using a bidet on a daily basis.

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    Comment #44089759

    Seventy might feel like fifty in Scandinavian cities where cycling is part of daily life—but try that in the U.S., and the idea of retirement quickly becomes a parody.

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    Comment #43756753

    I've long suspected these shady practices, and I'm relieved they're finally being exposed. Utilities and others aren’t far behind, sending invoices no reasonable person wouldn’t qu…

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    Comment #43476917

    I’m now able to sign my name with flair using just my thumb while holding my phone—seamlessly and effortlessly. Very well done on the implementation.