• Katana314@lemmy.world
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        9 hours ago

        Didn’t think I’d be giving useful advice in a shitpost, but you can actually replace the foam pad of a BOSE headset. I’ve done it before, and it made it a lot nicer for the forseeable future.

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      23 hours ago

      This one makes less sense though given that Bose is THE brand known for ANC. Does Logitech do ANC too?

      • InFerNo@lemmy.ml
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        10 hours ago

        What makes you think they don’t? Any serious brand selling headsets has products with this feature.

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        11 hours ago

        It’s getting much harder to tell, for me it’s like somebody put the smoothness on max, like it’s too polished.

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        24 hours ago

        For me it’s a bit too perfect. A human could definitely have achieved the same result, but I’m not sure someone who would spend this much time perfecting an image like that would add the glow on the floor that seemingly comes from nowhere with no purpose.

        I agree with you, detecting AI slop is becoming extremely hard for me. Sometimes, like in this example, you can ask for what purpose something was done. Why is the underglow in there, and where does the light come from? A human staring at this image for at least a handful of hours would have made decisions about it, someone generating the image wouldn’t really think about it and just go “eh looks cool”.

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        Implausible design/architecture and scale. I don’t believe anyone would go in so much lengths to build this so cleanly in this style just for few likes on a shitpost (although, I admit some people are crazy committed) Prompting an AI is easier and cheaper. So, most likely AI slop.

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        For me it’s because it looks too much like a headphone. If you look at the seat, it basically has the headphone controls on it which makes no sense.

        If a human was to make this, it would be a toilet that looks like a bose headphone. But instead it looks like headphone components morphed into a toilet.

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        15 hours ago

        I wasn’t sure, so I checked the comments. My suspicions where raised because it seemed like a lot of image editing effort for the joke and also the glass looked wrong-ish.

  • ℭ𝔞𝔱 @lemmy.world
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    15 hours ago

    It’d be really uncomfortable to use. It’d be like sitting on headphones, but with more texture. Doing your business on that would be pretty unpleasant.

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      It would become REALLY unpleasant once the “pleatherette” coating on the seat starts to disintegrate and stick to your skin, like the ear cushions do.

      For the premium prices they charge for their kit, Bose plastics break down pretty damn quick.

      I’ve got a pair of Denon cans (AH-D210s) from 1998 with cords that are as supple and nice as the day they were bought (ofc the pads have been replaced multiple times since the foam always goes flat first) and the plastic on my Bose earbud wires disintegrated within 18 months… Color me unimpressed.

      Ugh.

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        10 hours ago

        Ugh, that sounds awful. My headphones always break down before I can replace them, so I really hope that doesn’t happen with these ones. It’s ridiculous that Bose products can deteriorate so quickly, especially considering how expensive they are. As always, AI is making strange pictures :P