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From the article:
Apparently, Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy Buds will feature on-device AI
The on-device (mentioned a few areas) would lead me to believe it’s the buds themselves, despite it being also on the phone.
From the article:
Apparently, Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy Buds will feature on-device AI
The on-device (mentioned a few areas) would lead me to believe it’s the buds themselves, despite it being also on the phone.
I know many who’s parents lost their damn shit over something as simple as a butterfly tattoo on an ankle. You’d think they killed a person and the family was praying for mercy. All cause of “religious” indoctrination.
Maybe not the same and certainly not as severe, but just as problematic for confused young adults.
Reading about people getting crushed like that last year generated a new fear for me. At 40yrs old I thought I was passed that phase! Now if I am tucked in to tight or myself dogs are on either side of myself legs in bed, or otherwise unable to move a part of my body I start to panic. It’s a strange, new, shitty feeling.
When I was in the military I had friend ask to get married for the benefits. Healthcare is free(ish) in the US military (cause we’re far behind on the rest of the world). And she had a heart condition. Lovely as she was, she was also one of my best friend’s ex. So… Ultimately I said no, as there’s the wrong reason to get married, and then there’s THE WRONG REASON TO GET MARRIED, and this was the latter.
She moved on and married someone who had medical able to help her, and she’s been with him since, with kids and a happy life, so I feel no negative emotions from it. But I wanted to help my friend out, so initially I felt very, very conflicted.