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Knowing the reliability of our postal services, I would very much prefer to receive it in person. Of course there are security measures (activating it only when you get it and so on), but still.

That’s strange. Any sources on that? I’d be interested to read up.

Whatever the reasoning, if it wasn’t for the other things and if displays were the only criteria, I would actually prefer Sony - a tall and narrow display would work nicely IMO (if you aren’t watching 16:9 videos all the time - which I am not), and Sony is also one of the very few manufacturers to offer displays without a punch hole and with very mellow corner rounding. I’m with larger hands and even so I think that my current phone - Nothing 3a Pro - 6.77", 20:9-ish aspect ratio - is just too large to be practical and I’d prefer something around 6" at most (and, as mentioned, something as tall, but narrower could work well).

Depends on how fussy the bank is, but yeah.

Suddenly we need to explicitly write /s again

I feel like it was a joke directed at people using ATM machines and staring at LCD displays

Kudos for the effort. With that said, this would definitely raise some eyebrows if you have to return the card when getting a new one.

Yeah, I’m aware. I have realistic expectations and I’m looking into running something simpler and less demanding.

I meant for private use.

As for work, we do use AI quite a lot and I don’t have a say over what’s available.

Local AI it is then. Not that I’m using all that much now anyway…

And by “be productive” you mean looking at cat pictures, right?

Not sure if satire or an actual question.

I’ve also heard that and it makes sense, but if it’s a statistic already at this point, can’t it serve as a way to improve information storing and handover? I have nothing in common with the medical industry, this is just an outside observation.

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On a serious note, if you can’t look at the diff and make sense of it, you’re doing something wrong.

Watching people struggle with the idea that there are multiple approaches to the same thing is also a great challenge.

“Which idiot would do that?”

* looks at git blame for the section and promptly shuts up *

Chris Barnes, is that you?

“You have 15 GB of space as long as you’re not using it all”

I’m not sure if I see a reason not to disable sleep on lid close. If you have to carry it around lid open so that it doesn’t sleep, you clearly have a case for wanting to keep the laptop running with lid closed.

If it’s a “look at me, I’m doing things”, it’s a whole different story.

Kinda reminiscent of people walking while holding their phones on their palm face up like a slice of bread.