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dageshi

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    Comment #49126239

    I read a lot of amateur litrpg, prog fantasy and cultivation stories on royalroad.com I would guess I've actually tried to read more AI written stuff while checking out new stories…

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    Comment #49111209

    Well it's google and google does everything through their accounts. But the principle of this can work on everything. Own an iphone, apple can do the same tied to the apple account…

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    Comment #49108905

    Doesn't seem like most of the people on this thread actually read what they're planning. It seems like a very good solution to me. It gives parents a simple solution to define the …

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    Comment #49061040

    No offense but if you're proposing a solution that involves whitelists... that solution has already failed. The web is too big and changes too much and that's before we get to the …

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    Comment #43244584

    Does anyone think the US would defend Taiwan at this point? I think that ship has sailed under the current administration.

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    Comment #43230048

    Page loaded, I read the story for a bit then the entire page went black with "Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information)…

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    Comment #43223057

    Yes, but we can't do anything about it can we?

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    Comment #43203757

    I imagine it's because people are worth far more to advertisers than they themselves are willing to pay to browse. That and once you've given something away for free, for so long, …

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    Comment #43104528

    Based on previous conversations on this topic, I think the issue is that people don't actually prioritise the mini size above all else. In other words whatever size the audience is…

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    Comment #43088426

    Samsung was the first out with foldable phones 5-6 years ago I think? I don't think it's complacency I think the existing form factor is just overwhelmingly popular and good enough…

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    Comment #43070791

    That just sounds like terrible luck to be honest. Catching a cab from the airport in a new country after a flight is a pretty common thing to do no matter where you're going. Depen…

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    Comment #43058924

    Yeah it is. Tackling climate change would've required people to potentially change their lives, possibly drastically and in doing so likely have a lower standard of living. And the…

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    Comment #43058720

    I think it's pretty obvious that nothing meaningful is going to be done. As a species we're not willing to sacrifice enough to solve this problem and I think we're probably out of …

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    Comment #43040807

    If all it costs them were never having access to those chips again the chinese would've taken Taiwan already. The chinese want to invade Taiwan because they think it's a rebel prov…

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    Comment #43028121

    It doesn't beat it but honestly it's good enough based on my experience using a 4g mobile connection as my primarily home internet connection.

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    Comment #43014238

    They're uploading all the Mythbusters episodes to youtube for free as well. It wouldn't surprise me if in another 5 years much historical tv will be on youtube to watch for free.

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    Comment #42951853

    I think "deciding whether to emotionally respond" to something... isn't emotion? Emotion is something you feel, not something you decide to allow yourself to feel. Like, if I hear …

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    Comment #42950114

    Perhaps it depends on the individual, but I never found it possible. The news just made me sad, sad and angry most of the time, it's just a stream of 24/7 misery and if there's not…

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    Comment #42950045

    Honestly maybe just because they can? They have these relatively obscure movies that aren't really worth much so why not throw them on youtube and give them the best possible chanc…

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    Comment #42948657

    I have just poked around and it looks like most of them are back online? I run a tobacco related subreddit (cigars) and we are technically NSFW, presumably to stop ads running on t…

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    Comment #42890705

    I believe BMW just got rid of gesture controls, which they've had for a long time in the past month.

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    Comment #42890669

    The youngest in gen alpha are just being born, there's a real chance they may not learn to drive at all because self driving is ubiquitous.

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    Comment #42885562

    Yes, I know they've said that. I don't believe them. Or rather even if they do sell them I think it will be at a point where their robo taxi's are complete ubiquitous already.

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    Comment #42876430

    The self driving bit has to be nailed down first I think, once that's done nothing I've described is even remotely difficult to implement, it's more a matter of peoples thinking ar…

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    Comment #42875763

    I've been thinking about this. In self driving world it no longer makes sense for a car to look like they do now. Instead I think they operate a bit like Coach and Horses used to. …