KptnAutismus @ KpntAutismus @lemmy.world

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ah yes, the classic. playing victim. a whole government being the victim of a terror group while having the full support of many more governments.

not like you cared about the civilians at any point in time.

how are they supposed to keep up with microsoft with an open messaging standard? can't miss out on being the most valuable company with a market cap at more than 3 trillion dollars...

my opinion might be biased as someone who deliberately avoids samsung products because of horrible software and bad quality control (on some devices).

yes, that's a samsung thing.

some of them really don't, but people in my circle (all of them gen z) are familiar to a degree. many of them use android phones and/or windows, which very much require that if you want to do anything useful.

/storage/emulated/0/Download

that's what total commander told me

i'm sure it Feels amazing, just not a mainstream design. therefore people (including me) will poke fun at it.

if it fits your use case and you're fine with how it looks, that's awesome. i should probably use /lh more

dear god

i'll stay with my M3 Mini 4K, thank you.

legendary

i used one of these once. believe it or not, they're uncomfortable.

literally every brand does this, but toyota seems to be one of the worst offenders.

relevant

good thing i drive a 2002 which still has a casette player.

i think this explains it

WARNING: Queerphobia

yup, i don't know how they do it for the newer models, but older ecotank models stop printing after 18,000 pages and show a warning about the purge tank being full.

you can clean the purge tank yourself and reset the counter with a key. there are plenty of tutorials on youtube.

afaik, epson doesn't even intend for the tank to be cleaned. at least not by the customer, otherwise it would be a dismissable message. the keys are probably meant to be used by epson themselves but are being leaked by someone.

i think this one was a good tutorial

instance checks out

epson ecotank ftw!

yes, they have a page counter that bricks the printer, but you can reset it with sketchy software and a 10€ key.

we have a few properties in the family, they're basically all paid off so we can charge less compared to the big companies who just accumulate more just to overcharge again.

i don't know the specifics, but we basically HAVE to take care of our rentors and their houses, or they can sue us.

the amount-of-owners/houses ratio seems to generally be higher in gerrmany as well.

(nothing of this is based on statistics, just on observations my dumbass made)

america continues to be a lawless wasteland.

that's the perks of a phone company who keeps good design decisions going, except for the headphone jack. i will never forgive Fairphone (still bought the 4, sooo...)

i was lucky enough to pay MSRP for both models, these are pretty decent for playing most original games. the original controllers made by nintendo make it even better.

scalpers are pathetic beings who ruin everything for everyone. i will never forgive them for what happened during the GPU thing.

Samsung stuff is horrible anyways, my Galaxy watch 4 wouldn't stop acting up, and half the features are not available on stock android or blocked in my region.

i have two odyssey G5 displays, one of them has a dying backlight and i can't find spare parts for the life of me. i didn't even try the support line, since i don't have warranty and they would've told me to pound sand anyways.

never again, samsung is dead to me.

i have a total of 512GB of storage in my Phone already, but my dad has repeatedly run into the storage limit of his 256GB phone. he's not even that into music, and he stores his music compressed.

i can see all of the songs i listen to now taking up more than 300GB easily in lossles. plus i would be able to access the music from my phone as well as my PC without having to store duplicates, and having cross-platform playlists.

there's a lot of benefit with streaming, and self-hosting is becoming more accessible by the day. if you have the bandwidth, i see no problem as long as your provider doesn't fuck you over (which is on the horizon for spotify, we aren't getting lossless and the prices are going up regardless)