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I can see the 120hz nice scroll when I’m paying attention but I’m normal use on these devices I forget about it. Basically it wouldn’t be a dealbreaker for me but I agree it should probably be the standard
So much character in these old interfaces.
I always get thread and matter mixed up but it relates to that
Front loaders can go into kitchens which is usually where washing machine is located. They can be ‘built into’ cupboards etc.
Mines in my garage and I have a separate drier which sits on top of the washing machine..
So it’s probably largely space and location concerns.
‘Listening’ sort of implies intelligence is paying attention to what is said. It’s more ‘hearing’ than ‘listening’
There are documents on how these activation words work
I don’t mind tipping for good service but not when someone did the bare minimum with a face like a slapped arse the whole time
What frustrates me is that the CPUs are so powerful but somehow 5 years down the line are slow in basic UI navigation.
I liked when games all felt very distinctly different and I feel like part of that was that they all varied on ‘engine’
It feels like, as a tourist, unless you’re making food yourself from scratch the ingredients used in most food are not good for you.
I don’t feel that way holidaying in other countries..
I find it hard to believe it’s the transparencies causing the issue though as even just watching a video, it’s worse.
When we go from uk to Europe for example we have to fit deflector stickers to the headlights to alter the beam so we don’t dazzle drivers on the other side of the road.
In the us I don’t think you have this. Driving at night in the USA is horribl, like a thousands subs beaming directly into your eyes.
It isn’t THAT bad here here. It’s getting worse with bright lights and tall cars sure but it’s not on the same level of the USA due to the beam shape