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limomium
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Comment #24317345
Removing all clocks from my life made it more enjoyable. There is no time visible to me. I took down the wall clock. I hid all digital clocks on my devices. I never set alarms unle…
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Comment #24316411
There are multiple blatantly obvious reasons why text on screen SHOULD be different. For one, IT'S NOT PAPER. Second, you should avoid blasting unnecessary light into your users' e…
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Comment #24314443
Under cost? My understanding is that consoles cost MORE than an equivalent self-built PC, and that the expectation that sells them is the guarantee that the games will WORK. On an …
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Comment #24280093
You're using the term 'adventure' quite liberally. Disco Elysium is, at best, a really drunken, long-winded and exposition-heavy stroll in a pretty mundane harbor area the size of …
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Comment #24279795
I went looking for these things you claim are there, and you're right! They are hidden in the screenshots without nary a mention! This is what the website SAYS: "What if we had a t…
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Comment #24268286
"Well thought out"? There are TWO features listed, some kind of non-straight line writing thing, and the ability to change color. No mention of literally anything else - like, if y…
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Comment #24257861
Last I checked, Gemini can't have pictures, only text.
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Comment #24195224
I wouldn't call this "no idea" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark#Reproduction
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Comment #24175665
More likely, an emergence of curated and policed search/indexes [sic] of sites voluntarily subscribing to a particular web philosophy. Simultaneously, blacklists of domains and bro…
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Comment #24162709
Yeah but if you're building a house, you need the bricks anyway. Why not make your walls a battery while at it?
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Comment #24162647
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-term_experiment
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Comment #24160672
Eww, games trying to substitute 'real life'. Realism is boring. Games should be ART. Something you CAN'T experience in real life.
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Comment #24145525
It really makes the US sound like a third world country to me. I have a confession: I've never ever not once in my life worked a job for pay. I have free housing, medical care, ele…
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Comment #24102841
I looked directly at the Sun for 20 seconds without blinking. My brain could not settle on any particular color - it kept shifting hues.
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Comment #24102751
And a car is just a faster horse, but it sure changed society in fundamental ways. Often, incremental progress leads to unexpected critical mass, which opens new unimagined avenues…
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Comment #24095279
Could you link me an online resource detailing that process? I've been wanting to put the accumulation of old phones to use.
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Comment #24083616
Ever heard of Linux? Consider it disruptive? Did you know it was invented in Europe?
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Comment #24083555
Sounds pretty horrible to me...: > DDT is classified as "moderately toxic" by the US National Toxicology Program (NTP) and "moderately hazardous" by WHO > studies document decrease…
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Comment #24083430
Absolutely nothing will make it a smartphone replacement unless it has good battery life. Smartphones are batteries with computers attached.
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Comment #24049890
Disconnect entire network. Factory reset all devices. Reinstall latest everything.
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Comment #24039236
What? I mean back up your data. Not your whole... computer, or whatever. Install latest software, import data from back up, back in business. It's trivial to tell intact data from …
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Comment #24033824
Even just hiring one guy whose only job is to take backups would solve ransomware for much cheaper.
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Comment #24028583
So why can't they get Internet via a phone like you do when you go there?
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Comment #23979174
Has the slowest scrolling by wheel I've ever seen. I scroll and scroll and watch the next page inch over for an eternity.
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Comment #23975912
There is no such thing as risk free investment.