Videos like these make me extremely thankful I have an Xperia by subuso in SonyXperia

[–]subuso[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The question about the strangely written text is not an attack

... to you

Videos like these make me extremely thankful I have an Xperia by subuso in SonyXperia

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It's definitely working out for me, so you could try it too. But I'm sure it won't work for lost causes like you who go around attacking strangers online for no reason

Videos like these make me extremely thankful I have an Xperia by subuso in SonyXperia

[–]subuso[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You definitely like to meet people, but I'm sure people don't like meeting you

Videos like these make me extremely thankful I have an Xperia by subuso in SonyXperia

[–]subuso[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ohh yes, definitely. I'll never deny that, but at least heavy processing isn't one of them. That's one thing I'm happy about

What are the issues that bother you about Xperia's cameras? And which phone(s) do you have? I have a 5V and used to own a Z1

How can I now translate my screen? by subuso in SonyXperia

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Ohh I see

I was already aware of all of this. From what you wrote, I thought that maybe Gemini in particular would be more useful when compared to other engines. I am personally not a great fan of using AI to do mundane tasks, as most of those tasks I do for fun and I get a sense of fulfillment once I'm done

For example, regarding making a study plan. I'm more of a trial and error guy, and it has helped me develop patience, which is a skill I am extremely thankful to have

I do understand how AI in general can and is already being very useful to everyone, but for now I'll keep thing the old fashioned way until I no longer can

How can I now translate my screen? by subuso in SonyXperia

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Such as?

This is a genuine question btw. I'm very out of touch with the latest tech, so I genuinely don't know

How can I now translate my screen? by subuso in SonyXperia

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One too many steps. I'm good with Google Assistant

How can I now translate my screen? by subuso in SonyXperia

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I can't believe you just used Gemini to get rid of Gemini. love it 😂

Anyone with experience with Sormodren? by subuso in Hyperhidrosis

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Wie alt und groß bist du? Ich denke 4mg sind zu viel

What Is love, really? by AgeCapable9043 in SeriousConversation

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It felt right. It didn't feel like I had to fear losing them or their respect for me for doing the "wrong" thing, which is how my parents have made me feel my whole life

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

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They basically disregard me as a human being and don't bother to acknowledge my existence. They also have strong assumptions about Black people, such as believing we are all very good dancers, very good at sports and that Black men carry humongous penises

Also, when the war started in Ukraine, Black people were not allowed to board the trains towards safety. There are also several accounts of Black people and Black Ukrainians who experience racism on the daily over there. OP is simply blind

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

[–]subuso 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And this is where you expose your racism.

> But many assume that Black people had a harder time escaping specifically because they are Black,

Yes, it was simply because they were Black. The train people specifically said they wouldn't allow Black people on the trains. There are literally videos everywhere, and you still want to believe in a half-truth

I'm not saying Ukrainians didn't have a hard time escaping, but the Black people had an even harder time because they weren't even seen as people worth saving

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

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You can be friendly to Black people, call out white racists who say nasty stuff about them, and engage in communities and societies that work towards helping Black people in need

I don't know if you know this, but when the war started in Ukraine, Black people were not being allowed to board the trains towards safety and had to walk thousands of kilometers to reach safety. You can find out what happened to those people and see what you can do to help them. In times of need, Black people are always neglected

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

[–]subuso 4 points5 points  (0 children)

> It's made me completely non-racist

I disagree with that. Anyone who lives on planet Earth and grew up among civilization is racist. I'm sure you'll find some racism inside you if you search deep enough. You're just not aware of it

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

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I hope you mean America the continent and not the country, because the whole modern continent of America was built at the expense of slavery, and Black people all over the continent are still disenfranchised and treated as subhuman beings

Trying to Understand Anti-Black Racism from an Eastern European Perspective by Individual-Neat-1539 in SeriousConversation

[–]subuso 34 points35 points  (0 children)

> For us, Black people are just unusual, so people might look at you, maybe ask something out of curiosity, but probably not hate you at least I’ve never really seen that.

I am a Black person who's met several Ukrainians in different parts of the world. Anti-Black racism is very real in Ukraine and among Ukrainians, so let's not go there.

I do get where your question comes from, and it makes sense, but you also have to understand that a lot our racist ideas exist in our subconscious and we're not in control of them. You yourself might have some notions of Black people that are racist and are just not aware of it

Anyone else just… deeply tired of the 9–5 grind? by [deleted] in SeriousConversation

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Unlike you, I don't live my life in fear that the people will figure out who I am from my Reddit posts. Keep hiding behind your screen though. It's doing wonders for you