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bigglywiggler

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    Comment #49163303

    https://jumpshare.com/s/rcdD4i6MRY3AijzQG7W9 GPT 5.6 absolutely smashed it

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    Comment #48826645

    So many comments here by western people clinging to the only thing that they have left. The idea that somewhere in the world there is 'injustice' and a 'lack of freedom' and 'dicta…

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    Comment #47435309

    I managed to break it... Input was an explicit verse from WTF Collective, a Jon LaJoie parody song: I'm MC Public Urination waddup, I took a fucking piss on the fucking sidewalk. A…

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    Comment #47435261

    In: I had a spirited wank. Out: I just completed a high-intensity personal wellness session to optimize my focus and recharge my creative energy. It's all about prioritizing self-c…

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    Comment #45807129

    The US is really turning to shit.

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    Comment #45766995

    I am a qualified mechanic. I no longer work in the field but I did for many years. Typically, when people 'trust their instincts as a user' they are fantastically wrong. Off by a m…

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    Comment #45564882

    This is the best thing that I've seen all day.

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    Comment #45547221

    I mean, it's Apple's whole strategy to create an ecosystem of devices that all work really well with each other. Having had some insight about how chinese manufacturing operates on…

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    Comment #45500708

    These types of games are only a small part of gaming, I use a macbook for my main machine and I play games on my console. The majority of gaming has nothing to do with buying skins…

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    Comment #45409006

    I guess he didn't have enough knowledge

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    Comment #45298668

    I'm not sure that you have any sources for that percentage. Appstore links are definitely how iOS works.

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    Comment #45269139

    I get what you're saying but anyone who falls for that one is beyond help. There are many red flags. I know that some people out there are not 'savvy' but this one is really obviou…

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    Comment #45269106

    The positives far outweigh the negatives.

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    Comment #45258753

    This is a consequence of the fact that nobody actualy searches through a desktop appstore for an option to solve their software needs. If you do find new software it's not by searc…

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    Comment #45257859

    Sure, but how many other products have a feature like that? I live in a very remote area. I NEED Starlink because it's my only choice for internet. I NEED a big 4x4 because if ther…

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    Comment #45257777

    This is it, the grass is not greener on the other side unless you're moving over here. I don't understand why people who live on those less green pastures continuously wish for the…

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    Comment #45257751

    This is a perfectly HN style misunderstanding of what Apple actually is and does. An iPhone doesn't need replaceable battery or an easier to replace screen, there are other phones …

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    Comment #45245349

    Your argument seems a little bad faith. Sure, random devices aren't able to connect to my phone without my consent but Apple devices only need that consent once. After they're on m…

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    Comment #45245277

    It wasn't that long and it didn't meander much. It's clear that you didn't realy understand what I was saying. Sure, Pebbles weren't cheap garbage but mine literally died the secon…

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    Comment #45245098

    It does when a company has spent R&D to create a closed platform specifically for their customers. The closed platform is Apple's USP, their features are better because they only h…

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    Comment #45228189

    We didn't. There has been constant innovation from then up until now.

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    Comment #45228153

    I replied to someone else in the same vein but having had a garmin watch in the home there was nothing that it would have done better if it was able to work with Apple's proprietar…

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    Comment #45228100

    I don't feel like Apple abuses my intellect. It's well known that Apple doesn't really care about people who want things that they don't offer, they market their devices to owners …

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    Comment #45227944

    I just provided the credible excuse, these same obsoleted devices continued to receive software support from Apple for a long time after other devices that came out in the same yea…