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iPhone 14 Plus review: multiday battery, big bright screen, and light, but hard to use one-handed, no ProMotion, and adopting eSIM will be…

Allison Johnson / The Verge: iPhone 14 Plus review: multiday battery, big bright screen, and light, but hard to use one-handed, no ProMotion, and adopting eSIM will be painful for some — Excellent battery life and a large display make the 14 Plus upgrade-worthy … This is the new iPhone that most people want. Allison Johnson / The Verge: iPhone 14 Plus review: multiday battery, big bright screen, and light, but hard to use one-handed, no ProMotion, and adopting eSIM will be painful for…

The Cordillera of Dreams review – a haunting reflection on Chile’s painful past | Film

Documentary film-maker Patricio Guzmán returns to his great and tragic theme of exile – from his Chilean homeland, from his past, from a world that made a certain sort of sense before the brutal 1973 coup which unseated Salvador Allende and introduced a military despotism whose ugly consequences have never been resolved there. Like his 2012 film Nostalgia for the Light, which reflected on the vast beauty of the Atacama desert in central Chile and thegreat Paranal observatory, contrasted with the shabby dishonour of 73,…

Fingers Crossed: How Music Saved Me from Success by Miki Berenyi review – a shoegaze star’s painful past | Autobiography and memoir

The 90s are often seen as synonymous with champagne supernovas in country houses, oversimplifications ingrained in the lore of Britpop. What really happened? Artists of all kinds ignited and flared for a time, forming a kaleidoscopic night sky obscured in retrospect by the light pollution given off by Blur v Oasis, Loaded and ladettes, flag-waving and parochialism.One of the most will o’ the wisp of these bands were Lush, co-fronted by two guitarists, Emma Anderson and Miki Berenyi, who met at school and became big enough…

Why Packaging your ML Code is Not as Painful as You Might Expect | by Dimitris Poulopoulos | Sep, 2022

How to transfer your machine learning code and its dependencies to your production environment.Packaging your ML model — Image created with Stable DiffusionJane works as a Machine Learning (ML) engineer at an accomplished startup. They are about to release the first version of their product, which relies heavily on the performance of the ML algorithm she is working on. After several iterations, the model she’s trained performs reasonably well on a held-out test set, and she is ready to take the next step.First, she…

Fans Ponder Which MCU Weapon Would Cause the Most Painful Death

via Marvel Studios The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been, currently is, and always will be a PG-13 franchise (with the exception of Deadpool’s eventual reintroduction into the fold), but that doesn’t mean the saga hasn’t thrown an alarming number of grisly deaths on the screen to leave audiences shocked and a little bit queasy. As long as there’s no actual blood and guts to send the MPAA into a tizzy, the realms of superhero cinema allow for all sorts of creative dispatches, many of which would lead to a slow,…

Top 25 Painful Data Migration Pitfalls You Wish You Had Learned Sooner | by Hanzala Qureshi | Sep, 2022

Lessons I wish I knew about before embarking on data migration journeysPhoto by Sigmund on Unsplash"Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get" — if only Tom Hanks knew about the perils of Data Migration (DM). On a late Friday afternoon, receiving an urgent ping with the dreaded "reconciliation has failed again" will get your heart racing faster than your morning cardio.If you have been involved in DM, you will know that this is one of the most complex projects undertaken by data teams. DM in…

The Son review – laceratingly painful drama of familial fear and loathing | Film

Florian Zeller has already devastated audiences in 2020 with his movie The Father, based on his own stage play and adapted by Christopher Hampton, with Anthony Hopkins as the old man being cared for by his daughter played by Olivia Colman while he succumbs to the tragic endgame of dementia. Maybe the title of Zeller’s new film The Son – again from his own play with a Hampton screenplay – provides a kind of emotional rhyme or complement to that.The Son is a laceratingly painful drama, an incrementally increased agony…

Windows 11 and Chrome are about to make switching default browsers even less painful

Microsoft lost quite a bit of goodwill by forcing the Microsoft Edge browser on uninterested users — but it looks like those days are nearly at an end. Want a preview of the future? Look no further than this GIF from Leopeva64, who’s got previews of the next major updates to Windows and Google’s Chrome web browser on their machine: With Windows 11 2H22 and Chrome Dev, you can now switch your default browser with one click, from inside the…

It’s not just Beyoncé and Lizzo – culture is full of painful ableism that’s too often ignored | Kathryn Bromwich

It has been an exhausting summer to be disabled. Every day there seems to be a news story. The Lizzo ableist slur, followed by the Beyoncé ableist slur – the exact same one – mere weeks later. The model whose prosthetic leg was edited out of a celebratory “beach bodies” advert. The virulent bullying of the deaf Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri, both on social media and in the villa.Some of the slights have been more subtle, woven into the fabric of the work surrounding them so seamlessly that they could, and probably…

Selena Gomez Reflects On Painful & Beautiful Life Lessons

Selena Gomez parties all night long with her friends at her 30th birthday bash. And recently, the songstress took to Instagram to reveal her most glamorous look from a high-profile party. In the beautiful photos, Gomez looked stunning as she walked down the staircase with a little girl in a cute white dress following her. In the second post, Selena shared some of the lovely black-and-white photos that were taken of her at her 30th birthday party. Alongside the snap, the former Disney star shared her immense ‘gratitude’…