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flacebo

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    Comment #44119868

    ChatGPT to the rescue https://imgur.com/SzbwCEb

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    Comment #44119823

    I wish the graph was sorted by release date.

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    Comment #41775034

    > Google also can’t: > Offer developers money or perks to launch their apps on the Play Store exclusively or first That's exactly what Epic did trying to make their store happen. T…

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    Comment #41669127

    Just because Apple promises? There is actually zero evidence that apple is any better for privacy. Your absolute best option is something like a raspberry pi with an open source OS…

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    Comment #41668968

    Just don't connect it to your network and you're probably fine. Use a smart box for streaming services.

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    Comment #41668940

    Sure, it's practical, that's why most people don't have a separate smart box. That's why I called it a curse, because most people are being nagged with ads and being tracked on a l…

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    Comment #41668851

    With smart boxes you have much more options. I'm thinking a stipped down android TV box doesn't make screenshots and track you like most smart TVs do, they also don't serve random …

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    Comment #41668505

    Smart TVs are a curse (from a consumer perspective). A separate smart device makes much more sense. People usually replaced their TVs when they broke, which could be 6-8+ years. No…

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    Comment #41318908

    I wouldn't consider that an alternative to a solar radio watch.

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    Comment #40885660

    Yes, on all my keyboards. No double presses so far. On the keyboard I use for gaming, I actually use 1000Hz polling just to get that sweet placebo effect.

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    Comment #40881673

    The default debounce algorithm in QMK also introduces a minimum of 5ms delay, and the default usb polling rate another 10ms. To mitigate the debounce algorithm delay, you can put "…

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    Comment #40573324

    Little bit off topic, sorry. Windows 10 support ending in 2025 is really scary. Literally billions of computers are not eligible to install Windows 11 because of artificial limitat…

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    Comment #40365134

    Of course, these CO2 levels are smaller by at least one order of magnitude than what could cause suffocation. I overdramatized the fact that the air quality was really, really bad.…

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    Comment #40364843

    I got a DIY basic kit, and was pretty surprised when I saw that after 8 hours of sleep the CO2 level was 3600 ppm in the bedroom. My wife still jokes about the way I woke her up. I…

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    Comment #39026908

    I hear you, that's the #1 issue people have with ueli. Even though it's electron based, I feel like at least it's properly made performance wise. Bringing it up and the listing is …

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    Comment #39025382

    I went like this: Launchy -> KeyPirinha -> PowerToys (got too slow) -> UELI It works really well for me, I've been using it for two years now. https://github.com/oliverschwendener/…

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    Comment #39011806

    I was really surprised how futuristic the shopping experience in Decathlon is. Every item has a unique rfid (or something) tag, and all you have to do is put them in a box at check…

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    Comment #36759980

    When the company I work for was buying a brand new swiss grinding machine (which enables the manufacturing of some extremely precise parts), I had to fill and sign a very strange s…

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    Comment #34426954

    I stopped using windows search a while ago. It is unreasonably slow. Everything (the app) indexes every file on all of your drives in seconds, then filters the list instantly as yo…

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    Comment #32836575

    I think you highly underestimate the compatibility problems it would cause. You'd have to replace the global networking infrastructure. Starting from every wall plug to the switche…

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    Comment #32807474

    I don't disagree with your point, but for the longest time I took deathbed wisdom as some ultimate truth. However, one time it occured to me that maybe a dying person's regrets are…

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    Comment #32395456

    I can highly relate to this. There's also the tax of having too many tasks in queue. Maybe that's just me, but if I have to get done 10 different things in the next couple of weeks…

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    Comment #31152515

    I had this realization in the last couple of weeks slowly, starting from a discussion about who thinks in which language in my friend group. I've tried to convince them how thought…

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    Comment #30957481

    > Haven’t figured out PC audio to my receiver though. I’ve basically given up. While most motherboards do not have s/pdif connectors, most of them has pins on the board itself. Che…

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    Comment #30955207

    I'm using a 2.1 system so this shouldn't affect me, but sadly it does. Lately, even very expensive TV's lack DTS codecs, so playing movies from a DLNA server is not viable anymore,…