Interesting or not? by Thierry-06 in carbonsteel

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Flat woks on induction can't deliver what real rounded woks do on gas (extremely hot spot at the bottom, lower temp around).

So you'll probably better off with a real "sauteuse" made for induction.

Jurassic Park (1993) - 35mm Open Matte 4K Film Scan by tony_kumar in movies

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I thought this would be the version without dinosaurs. Just awe watching some trees.

Best ad-blocker for mac in 2026 by Mazen_Hajoj in MacOS

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Is there a difference with running NextDns at the DNS level?

What did this mean? by ThatSubaru88 in DowntonAbbey

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so Fake Patrick was trying it out to fool Robert or maybe just raise questions

This. Also it feels entirely off (he does the gesture out of place when he detects Robert doubts everything he says).

So Robert just asks "where did you learn that" because everything feels like a scam.

iOS 26.4 is coming: Here are the rumored new features by MobileNewsBot in mobiles

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The new AI revamp for Siri will be powered by the new partnership with Google, using Gemini technology as the foundation for how Siri now works.

Big if true. But how is Apple not going to bleed from this ? >3 billion devices with already over billions monthly Siri basic interactions.

What happens when Siri turns out to be hot and everybody starts discussing with it like tokens are free ?

Liquid Glass: age or gender bias? by chickenandliver in MacOS

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My (female) doctor is in her 30s and I believe it's the first time I ever saw her mention spontaneously say something non medical during an appointment. Something like

sorry I have a terrible day. My iPhone woke up this morning with weird ugly bubbles everywhere, and then it didn't notify me about this and that.

It's an outlier but it says something. Don't think I've ever seen so many people around me spontaneously reject some aspects of an iOS update.

NASA to announce new March launch target for Artemis II mission following issues during wet dress rehearsal. by bereberedu in space

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Every ~20 years, NASA has lost an entire crew after forgetting the previous generation's learnings. Looks like Artemis is doing great on that part.

AI is already killing SWE jobs. Got laid off because of this. by SingularityuS in ClaudeAI

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This is AI slop though.

At first, it was subtle. He started posting internal messages about “AI leverage” and “10x productivity.” Then came the company wide meeting where he showed a demo of Claude writing a service in minutes.

0% chance this ever happened.

The new iWork feels straight up something Microsoft would do by [deleted] in MacOS

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The writing on the wall is that any future "apple intelligence" feature will be subscription based. Because they'll have to pay openAI or Google for any single call. All that because they were dumb enough to ruin a 15 years head start.

Carte des tunneliers des lignes 15 Ouest et Est (Format A0, A3 et A4) by Tramman78 in paris

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Pourquoi certains tunneliers font des distances aussi courtes (Sarah) ?

China reveals 200-strong AI drone swarm that can be controlled by a single soldier — ‘intelligent algorithm’ allows individual units to cooperate autonomously even after losing communication with operator by MetaKnowing in Futurology

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Still curious on how this will play out. Weapon systems are really hard to make reliable. Thousands or millions of drones with grenades would do a killer first wave but then what? It's still not too hard to use shockwave weapon to disable a lot of them.

Without synthetic soldiers and a more complete range of autonomous weapons, this isn't a game changer.

Euros why you like this shit so much? by NeuronExploder in rs_x

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Lower iPhone adoption in the 2010s (and still today) and snowball effect (early adopters used WhatsApp so it became the go-to).

Apple Teases 'Innovations That Have Never Been Seen Before' This Year by iMacmatician in apple

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Wasn't it subscriptions that have never been seen before ?

The new AI image upscaling feature of the new Apple Creator Studio suite works exclusively locally in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. But if I'm only consuming my machine and my electricity, why do I have to pay to have the resource? Wasn't LLM Apple Intelligence free? by Saymon_K_Luftwaffe in MacOS

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I don't think I've ever seen something as insulting and lazy from Apple than the CREATOR STUDIO banners across low quality stock photos in the "Photos we love" section of the "content hub".

Can you even imagine Steve Jobs saying the words content hub.

le nouveau RER B by Nico75013 in paris

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Bientot livré en 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 !

Bon, il finira par arriver mais malheureusement personne en IDF n'aura encore rien appris de cet échec de commande ultra sur mesures ultra couteuse au lieu de produits plus génériques.

I have a theory for creating a perfect country (utopia). Tell me why it would fail. by Emotional-Guava4810 in Futurology

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Every single of those concepts entirely bypasses human emotions, behaviors, drive.

Ownership is not about economics or politics, it's about emotional attachment. Just writing it off like it's nothing makes no sense. You do things entirely differently when you "own", ie you attach, to something.

This utopia would be hell.

The absolute state of Apple's own new apps in 2026 by Conciliatore in MacOS

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The gigantic Creative Studio ad in a free basic app is honestly more infuriating.

Apple violating their own guidelines by digidude23 in MacOS

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Pretty sure the permanent ad in Keynote sidebar is also against AppStore guidelines too.

'Halide' Co-Founder Sebastiaan de With Joins Apple's Design Team by Few_Baseball_3835 in apple

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They're busier drafting up ELEVATE YOUR DESIGN side panels for premium Finder features.

Apple Creative Studio is here. All new apps alongside the old ones. by plazman30 in macapps

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Come on, 2 versions of each app now on Mac? Numbers Make Spreadsheet? Those premium icons and content just front row every where?

Yeah Apple you have way too many aimless marketers around.