Takumidesh @ Takumidesh @lemmy.world

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They also aren't valuable for asking direct questions like this.

There value comes in with call and response discussions. Being able to pair program and work through a problem for example. It isn't about it spitting out a working problem, but about it being able to assess a piece of information in a different way than you can, which creates a new analysis of the information.

It's extraordinarily good at finding things you miss in text.

I use a piece of software called crew chief for sim racing, and it has what seems like infinite names for all different languages and regions.

Critically you lose financial apps and gpay nfc

All of this is available on just about every messaging service, so the real answer is tribalism and lack of consumer education.

Toianynoyhers. That might be the most egregious typo I've ever seen. I'm gonna hazard a guess at "too many others"? Hope I'm right, I've got $10 riding on it.

Speakers are microphones, they are the same thing(basically), one uses current to move a diaphragm to create pressure and the other uses pressure to move the diaphragm to create a current.

You can drive 13 hours (no stops) and only get from one end of Texas to the other.

And cell service isn't telecommunications because they offer caller ID and voicemail.

What stupid logic.

I think there is a fair balancing point between jumping on the newest release of an os, when you have an established workflow, and don't know about longevity (windows 8 had a shorter than normal support cycle) and holding on to an outdated os for ever and ever.

I don't plan on switching to win 11 anytime soon, but I eventually will I'm sure.

I really think that it started as real perks to attract a lot of talent, and slowly got morphed and abused into a way to siphon minutes out of employees lives.

Maybe stem cells?

Anyone who says "a real artist wouldn't ..." Needs to spend some more time at the gallery.

Safety technology absolutely has not regressed, new cars are safer than ever, and generally make the roads safer by A) having more assists and alerts for drivers and B) having better crash structure resulting in less fatal accidents.

Or leasing.

Rather lv than another middle eastern race.

I know you didn't read the article, as per usual, since like the third line says this: "I’m mostly focused on the United States here, as FM radio access and laws vary from country to country. "

Android gives you very good control over notifications, from turning them off completely, to blocking certain ones at certain times.

Notifications are hardly a problem for me anymore.

And if you do get a stray unwelcome notification, just long press it and disable that type of notification from that app right there.

Because I can't set the time for 8.5 minutes from now, because I'm taking a shit.

You should still check, as the tpms may only warn you when it gets too low but generally driving even just a couple psi off can have a big effect on fuel economy and tire life.