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  1. Comment on YouTube is awful. Please use YouTube, though. in ~tech

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    Not like for like but there are more great books than you can ever read in a lifetime

    Not like for like but there are more great books than you can ever read in a lifetime

    2 votes

  2. Comment on YouTube is awful. Please use YouTube, though. in ~tech

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    I don’t think it’s ever been put so succinctly, there is plenty out there without YouTube existing.

    I don’t think it’s ever been put so succinctly, there is plenty out there without YouTube existing.

    4 votes

  3. Comment on You're going to use Gemini on Android whether you like it or not in ~tech

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    iPhone to me today seems to be the obvious pick. I realise it’s an imperfect world but there is no longer the enormous price differential between apple and anything android with such a full second...

    iPhone to me today seems to be the obvious pick. I realise it’s an imperfect world but there is no longer the enormous price differential between apple and anything android with such a full second hand market and the creep of flagship prices across the board.

    6 votes

  4. Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp

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    I’m working on a tui time tracking app. I want to make a separate backend with a REST api so I can also have a little website. It’ll basically be my own stripped down version of time warrior.

    I’m working on a tui time tracking app. I want to make a separate backend with a REST api so I can also have a little website. It’ll basically be my own stripped down version of time warrior.

  5. Comment on You're going to use Gemini on Android whether you like it or not in ~tech

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    Why people buy these privacy offending devices will always escape me.

    Why people buy these privacy offending devices will always escape me.

    6 votes

  6. Comment on Most US exhibition execs think traditional moviegoing has less than twenty years as ‘viable business model,’ according to new survey in ~movies

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    Near me there is a local cinema that only has two chains and they’re both beautiful. Tickets are affordable; unfortunately the snacks are insanely expensive however there’s an independent grocer...

    Near me there is a local cinema that only has two chains and they’re both beautiful. Tickets are affordable; unfortunately the snacks are insanely expensive however there’s an independent grocer next-door that sells really nice food and they’ll let you bring it in. The choice of movies is also very diverse. The experience is much nicer. The screen is like a big home theatre. there are far fewer people. The sound is much better balanced. I have a year membership which gives me 25% on tickets and will pay itself back in four goes.

    https://lunapalace.com.au/now-showing?day=2025-06-23

    8 votes