Wasn't wake on Bluetooth disabled a few updates back due to certain problems that still need solving?
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Except that's a pretty material event. If thing A interacts with thing B there is a material thing happening between them, which can immediately be measured and quantified.
It wouldn't help that such an event happens only once, but you'll still have 8 billion data points to draw a conclusion from.
You're arguing with a subset of people who likely believe there is no such thing as objective reality. I've learned the hard way that it's like arguing with fundamentalist religious types.
Hitchen's Razor says otherwise.
I'd take dying alone over a frustrating, pointless relationship.
Someone on the Pluribus subreddit suggested that certain quirks of the collective consciousness comes from how it needs to stay functional despite a vast array of minds that are individually quite different, and how those different personalities and experiences need to be merged together somehow.
There are empathetic people and completely obtuse people inside the the consciousness, highly intelligent people and those with regressive mental disorders, or more importantly; abusers and abuse victims.
In order to keep cohesion, they literally cannot deal with negative emotions. Imagine an abuser and their abuse victim merging into a single consciousness. How would they even function?
They wouldn't.
So whenever the collective consciousness is forced to deal with negative emotions, it goes into a seizure.
The absolute irony. Yeah, this advert is trying to be a reference to what's happening in the series, as this is exactly what the main character is experiencing.
But it creeped out and distressed the character into a mental breakdown. Yes, let's emulate that as a tongue-in-cheek fridge advertisement.
And haven't even achieved AI yet. What we call "AI" is still nothing more than an upjumped calculator.
Huh... That's not a bad idea, actually.
Yes, but they still have problems. But I'm noticing a trend in foldable phone designs, and I'm worried that by the time foldable phones get really good, the ones that fold smaller aren't around anymore.
The choice of CryEngine was because of Crysis, a game that was infamous for PC killing visuals. Roberts doesn't just want a gran open universe, but also something that looks like real life.
Which is why on two occasions new ships were put off from development in order to competent overhaul existing ships to look better, as better graphics became the norm.
I'm surprised development hasn't completely paused once again to overhaul everything for raytracing.
Water. Earl grey tea.