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by 1stop 12y ago
But you aren't an 'uninformed user' you've gone to the app section of settings and intentionally clicked "I want to install third party apps" and then intentionally clicked "Yes, I know this isn't a g
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by 1stop 12y ago
You are arguing hypothetical outcomes, I'm arguing applied force. We are kind of talking past each other.
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by 1stop 12y ago
Automatically triggering an apk download is just that... a download. An install (from opening said apk) triggers a fullscreen dialog of what you are installing, it's access, and whether you are sure...? It isn't dangerous at all,
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by 1stop 12y ago
So are you arguing vanilla js is the better option? Or that the web is a flawed platform and should be avoided?
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by 1stop 12y ago
The web, services more than 3 devices. There is added complexity when you do that. If you love cocoa so much you should checkout: http://www.cappuccino-project.org/
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by 1stop 12y ago
being knocked out is related to the brain hitting the walls of the skull, it has very little to do with what caused that. Slap, Fist, head-butt, concrete, car crash etc. But I was responding to the claim slapping is equivalent to punching.
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by 1stop 12y ago
A slap is no where near as hard. Surface area of an open hand vs surface area of 2-3 knuckles. Think hammer vs fly-swat.
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by 1stop 12y ago
So I guess you can't buy a knife in europe? (by your own logic).
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by 1stop 12y ago
Because you need the government to decide what is safe for you or not? I've never understood safety standards for consumer goods. If you want to drive around in a horrible death trap of a car... why should the government stop you? (Adm
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by 1stop 12y ago
Depends on which part of china. Xi is typicial a Si (like italian) mixed with a soft sh (like shoosh). Northerners emphasis the "sh" more southerners emphasis the "Si". I believe the 'correct' should be somew
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by 1stop 12y ago
Not sure companies (Apple/Microsoft) are willing to sue a Chinese company as quickly as a Korean one. Given how the Chinese government could intervene (i.e shut them out of china).
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by 1stop 12y ago
Why would they get sued?
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by 1stop 12y ago
Huawei are after business contracts. Xiaomi (Show (as in shower) me) are after consumer market. I think they will have better success
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by 1stop 12y ago
The sell very well if you forget there are a billion people. They sell really badly if you take that into account.
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by 1stop 12y ago
A tiny fraction sure. But google make a lot more. So your real issue is with the YouTube API for not supplying ads with content?
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by 1stop 12y ago
So you have no problem with the actions... just the rhetoric? That's an interesting position I've encountered the opposite before, but not this. Does the rhetoric really matter?
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by 1stop 12y ago
> First of all YouTube content is monotised by video ads None of that money goes to the artist... that goes to google... So you are okay with someone else making money of the free labour of artists, but not someone NOT making money of th
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by 1stop 12y ago
They are collating youtube content... So... everything you said is a bit ridiculous.
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by 1stop 12y ago
What if the legacy system underneath IS the hashing system?
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by 1stop 12y ago
What a new experience! I NEVER expected to go to a new startup and have them ask for my email address then send me an email saying I'm in going to get an account soon! Amazing, you guys are so unique, not only changing the way email sh
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by 1stop 12y ago
ill defined in one language, doesn't mean ill defined in another. I'm saying language and culture are inextricably linked. And not 100% compatible with all other languages and cultures.
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by 1stop 12y ago
I was under the impression this was done because the english translation loses some meaning or context. The idea that every concept can be translated is probably a false one. Ideas are built on cultures, cultures are described by language
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by 1stop 12y ago
I suggest it should be written in the form of lego instructions. No language required.
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by 1stop 12y ago
Exactly, similar to that thing in the US before they opened up civilian GPS accuracy...
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by 1stop 12y ago
Have a look in GuangZhou it is definitely the China GPS skew crap. The major routes are offset north and west of the actual roads: i.e. People are not really running/riding through lakes and rivers ;)
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by 1stop 12y ago
Why is apple suing samsung for software patents? Samsung don't write (much of) the software. EDIT: I know Apple CAN sue samsung, but I don't know why. Google are writing the software, all the features described are google feature
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by 1stop 12y ago
That's right, people should limit what culture they produce in order to make sure WWLink isn't upset. Alternatively, people can do what they like, and if linkable URLs are superior then things will trend that way anyway.
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by 1stop 12y ago
It's pretty obvious that is the implication... How about rather than condescension you make your counter point?
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by 1stop 12y ago
I thought jay-walking was specifically crossing against the lights at a controlled intersection. If there are no lights (within ~20 metres) it isn't jay-walking...[0] [0] I could be completely wrong, and given the international audien
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by 1stop 12y ago
They control killer robots in the sky with missiles... It doesn't really get worse than that...

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