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  • anugeshtu@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldI think we can all agree...
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    13 days ago

    Imho (not a huge football expert, nor enthousiast), it was quite competitive. Both teams were so active to give neither one the chance to score until in the last minutes they put all of their energy into it to surprise the other one. I know, that it can be seen as boring (I also kinda thought the same most of the time), but damn… the response to the opportunities where quite fast and saved most of the goals. But imo Spain had much better gameplay and opportunities. Shame of those offsides




  • anugeshtu@lemmy.worldtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldNo wayyy!
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    Yeah, nothing wrong with that. I’m not super into it, because I think it’s a bit over the top if you’re just doing it occasionally (more of just riding an ebike myself from time to time to enjoy the nature and also doing something for my body)… But I have a friend who’s super into it and can afford the expensive gear… he’s also caring a LOT about health (only eating non-UPF, only eating “carb” food when his body needs it during cycling, etc.). It mainly started when he got very ill and since then it was a wakeup call for him. Well, let those people enjoy life and let them value the things they believe in! Nothing wrong with that (as long as they don’t act like “assholes” thinking the streets are only for themselves)











  • I for sure will get downvoted for this. But the glasses are not the problem, it’s the potential misuse. There are actually lots of applications where augmented reality comes in handy, as for example heads up information related to instructions, or, for example, in a much earlier time, people with, e.g., autism, got a feedback with an emoji, what the mood of the other person was. Or, for example, reading sign language without having thousands of hours spent on that. There are so many useful applications and people are just censoring the technology like they would censor the way now it’s mandatory to check for ID’s. I really get the idea, that mass surveillance is bad. No discussion about that. But cameras can be used in a good way. The problematic thing is, that you don’t really can’t tell if somebody is recording you or just using it neatly. But that’s the same with smartphones. Everytime somebody is holding his/her smartphone up, doing something, I also think “is he/she recording me right now? Nah, it’s probably just used properly…”