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  • Having a spare battery in the bag, and just switch them over mid-day? Glorious. Would love to see that again.

    It's freedom to be able to bring extra batteries and not need a charger for days.

  • Fair point. The simplest answer is thrt any other business cannot possibly be as evil as meta, so even worst case is a net win.

  • Sheep don't know they are being slaughtered. We're the digital 1% and we can't make the sheep wake up.

  • I use Beeper which shows me a unified view of whatsapp and Signal and others. whatsapp itself has zero permissions on my phone. I hate that I need to have it at all but Europe is deep into that. Sigh.

  • BLUE LEDs!! Because you don't need your eyesight anyway, might as well completely blind you, right?

    Oh, let's make it even better. BLUE DISPLAYS!! Because now you fucking really can't read it! Ha-HA!

  • Sounds just like Apple.

  • They wouldn't say please.

  • First at home was dad's IBM AT in 1983 or so. Then in 1985 it was one of early Macintoshes, later upgraded to 512kB RAM. Then a Mac SE.

    My own first was a Siemens 80386 around 1988 running Windows 3.

  • Then I see why you need moar disks. But seriously, are you ever gonna watch 3000 movies and 500 TV series?

    That's about 25000 hours of content. If you watch 3 hours per day it will take you 23 years to watch it all.

    Are you okay, brother?

  • My 14TB are almost full but I can't fathom what you'd use 100TB on??

    8K ultra high def 3D hentai?

  • Sharing your creations without a central hoster profiting from it, I guess.

  • Opposite of the movie Wedlock

  • My teapot probably from the 1940's

  • Centrally Located Input Tool

  • Ain't my taint.

  • Rasmus-Nikolaj, with a hyphen, counts as one name right?

    One of my teachers' son is named such. Was to be named Ib but they found that too short, and then couldn't agree on their favorite alternatives so they chose both. With a hyphen.

  • I have a decent grasp of physics but I understand nothing at all about this article. Melp me out, please?

    What use is a high energy beam that last for an almost immeasurably short period of time? How can it even be said that it has this power output, in such a short time?

    "Zero-POW!-zero" sounds unbelievable to normal humans. No ramp-up? No sizzling out?

    On such a short time scale, what's the actual Wh used? It can't be very much, so the actual energy delivered can hardly do anything at all, either.

    And finally, what's even the point of this? What's the purpose? What's the end goal? Why?

    many possible applications, including better imaging methods for soft tissues and advancing the technology used to treat cancer

    I don't see how that works out.

    Thank you for indulging me. I appreciate any responses.

  • That won't do much good because I'm in an obscure small country.

  • But it won't work on your dad's stock Samsung Galaxy, right?