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The article is specifically in reference to Find My Device Network support for Google's AirTag competitor. There was some fucked up shit with it originally and it didn't work properly.

That would be awesome, but the fucking corpo bullshit cunts need proprietary bullshit cause "piracy"

What do you even mean? Of course its possible to pretend and fake being neurodivergent, many many people do. You may not fake it correctly, and that's why these people might not be able to get a real diagnosis

You hit the nail on the head IMO, basically if someone says they are neurodivergent or brings up a mental issue they claim to have for no reason at all, like just to tell you hey I'm neurodivergent, I typically assume they aren't and just pretend to believe them.

You're right, but also there are still a ton of people that pretend or think they have some type of mental condition when in actuality they don't.

I have diagnosed OCD (by a medical professional) and I've only ever told about two friends in my entire life because the millions of gross people around the world that say they have OCD for the most normal fucking things that everyone In the world can relate to.

Somebody saying they have OCD is so fucking cringe to me now because of these morons that I'm scared to tell anyone even if I'm close to them.

I mean LLMs are already very useful when used correctly, it's just 98% of the time they aren't used correctly

Deleted my reddit account when they disabled 3rd party accounts so someone else can copy it lol

Lmao I happen to have cluade pro this month for something I needed an advanced LLM for, and decided to ask it the same question. First try it gave me a wedding story too, and it even included an "edit" lmao.

AITA for not attending my sister's wedding after she demanded I remove my hearing aids?

I (27F) have been wearing hearing aids since I was a teenager due to moderate hearing loss. They're small, modern ones that are barely noticeable unless you're really looking for them. My sister "Emma" (29F) is getting married next month to "James" (31M), and they're planning what she calls her "perfect aesthetic wedding."

Yesterday, Emma came over to discuss some wedding details, and she dropped a bombshell on me. She said that since they're going for a "natural and pure" aesthetic for their wedding, she wants me to remove my hearing aids during the ceremony and reception. She said they would "ruin the aesthetic" in the professional photos and that she wants everything to be "perfect."

I was shocked and told her that without my hearing aids, I wouldn't be able to hear her vows, the music, or participate in conversations during the reception. She suggested I could "just pretend" to hear and follow what everyone else is doing, or that someone could write notes to me on a phone. When I refused, she said I was being selfish and not considering how important this day is to her.

Our parents are split on this. Mom thinks I should "compromise for one day" since it's Emma's special day, but Dad thinks Emma is being ridiculous. Emma has now started posting passive-aggressive things on social media about "difficult family members" and "having to cut toxic people out before the wedding."

I told Emma that if she insists on this rule, I won't be attending the wedding. She called me an attention seeker and said I'm trying to make her wedding about my "disability drama." Some of our cousins are saying I should just do what she wants to keep the peace, but I feel like this is a completely unreasonable request.

AITA for refusing to remove my hearing aids and potentially missing my sister's wedding?

Edit: Wow, this blew up! Thanks for all the responses. To answer some common questions:

1. Yes, I've worn my hearing aids to every family event, including all our family photos, and it's never been an issue before
2. The hearing aids are beige/neutral colored and match my skin tone
3. Emma has always been particular about appearances but has never targeted my hearing aids specifically until now
4. She's said nothing about other guests' glasses, contact lenses, or other medical devices

Dang that sucks, I guess I'm one of the lucky Americans that has decent (for American standards) time off options. This year I'll get about 17 days paid time off and about 17 days unpaid time off

Calling the pixel 9 unaffordable when it's literally the cheapest flagship in the market.

My friend uses roku and I found it hilariously dystopian that the screen saver is basically just an artistic side scrolling city scape with billboards that advertise shit shows and movies you can stream or pay for.

Plex/Jellyfin is the only way to go.

The us would probably enter war to stop it, Taiwan is pretty valuable to us