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  • Ugh. This is what sucks about this— it’s not hard to imagine a (closer) future where relatives fall for the marketing and do genetic testing, while one day you have a medical emergency or situation happen and insurers now have your family genome where they can deny coverage for predisposition of this thing you now have to deal with which also ruins you economically, more than it would have in the past.








  • Just got a new car and the sound system volumes are really confusing.

    5 is for very quiet listening when you still want to hear vehicle and outside sounds while windows and roof are closed.

    8 is loud enough to make you miss outside and some vehicle sounds but you can still talk to people in the vehicle albeit kinda louder than casual conversation.

    10 is not different enough from 8 unless it’s a quieter song that needs the bump up.

    12 is loud enough to get listening fatigue on long drives and drown out most vehicle sounds. Yelling required to talk to passengers.

    15 is noticeably distorted and gets dangerous for more than a few minutes.

    20 is blown out and not recommended ever.

    The maximum volume of the system is 99.








  • astrsk@fedia.ioto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneRule
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    1 year ago

    This is the key difference people miss in this discussion. Being able to do the things you want varies so wildly but the system gets out of the way entirely to let you do things. Not sit and endlessly tweak configurations. While for some that might be what they want to do and believe me macOS also has endless configuration parameters to tweak, the class majority just want to do things with the computer as a tool. It’s a subtle nuance but you said it well, it specifically lets you do whatever you want. Editing configs for hours to customize the desktop environment is not the same as being productive with the system.