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summermusic

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    Comment #49198247

    Yeah, that's basically exactly what I'm looking for, except modern enough.

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    Comment #49191083

    Thank you for the recommendation, but I have a Pinephone Pro and I find it to be so utterly useless because of how slow it is and how buggy the software is. Maybe what I want is ju…

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    Comment #49189538

    Is there such thing as a palm-sized mobile PC that can just run a desktop Linux distribution (or Windows for that matter) that supports mobile features (calling, SMS, and data)? Ev…

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    Comment #49172950

    It’s one thing to be a Taylor Swift hater because you don’t like her music, popularity, attitude, or whatever. It’s another thing entirely to be a Peter Thiel, Austen Allred, or El…

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    Comment #49125686

    > We do it all the time No, we don't. Your linked source literally says that surgeons and providers won't perform these amputations.

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    Comment #49125643

    Your source is fake. "The Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) is an anti-trans organization that is known for its opposition to gender-affirming care for transgender …

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    Comment #49125605

    > Irreversible damage Puberty blockers are safe, effective, and generally reversible

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    Comment #49125431

    "In a review of 27 studies involving almost 8,000 teens and adults who had transgender surgeries, mostly in Europe, the U.S and Canada, 1% on average expressed regret. For some, re…

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    Comment #49125028

    I haven't ever seen anyone do this in the United States, but I saw it in China and Italy.

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    Comment #49118928

    I really hope streamed text doesn’t outperform other design patterns in places where it doesn’t make sense.

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    Comment #49062282

    Is there an easy way to make any generic computer work as a phone without hacking it?

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    Comment #49008272

    (I might be wrong, please correct me if I am) What I'm gathering from this page is that the Passkey spec can specify whether the app handling the passkey should prompt the user for…

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    Comment #49008187

    > ...it entirely depends on the service what kind of auth implementation they offer. I think that's exactly the problem. These are all answerable questions, but getting those answe…

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    Comment #48950999

    The best emoji for the way we communicate today would be to revert the water pistol back to a real gun.

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    Comment #48848594

    Yes, especially a subscription AI service that will exist forever and ever.

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    Comment #48721356

    Without fixing the fundamental business incentives that drove Windows to be the heap of shit that it is today, something like this will never happen

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    Comment #48570472

    This comment is irrelevant ad spam

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    Comment #48544299

    I just looked at the very first one featured on your website ("Sprawling Dark 5 Bed")[1]: - A car parked in the garage perpendicular to the door and the other differently-sized car…

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    Comment #48543310

    > Wouldn’t it be nice if major services supported fully-featured apps inside their client? This is everywhere in China: WeChat, Alipay, etc. all have mini apps running inside them.…

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    Comment #48534702

    Johannes is onto something with the anti-AI disclaimers, maybe this is something that should be formalized into a license.

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    Comment #48447849

    The minor spelling and grammar mistakes as well as the content of the essay suggest otherwise.

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    Comment #48387935

    > I'm sure millionaires wouldn't appreciate it if Lamborghini sold a $25K model... Oh no, won’t someone think of the millionaires

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    Comment #48250813

    It was almost named after Charlie Kirk. It is, in fact, an indoctrination camp.

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    Comment #48213705

    I decided to go with Proton Pass for now since I already use Protonmail, but I'm still looking

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    Comment #48213448

    "I don't need privacy because my actions are questionable, I need privacy because your judgement and intentions are."