Alterlife

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by Alterlife 9y ago
It was a Nokia Lumia 630. I think it was on Windows 8.1.
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by Alterlife 9y ago
I'm from India too. While I don't support the Aadhaar program in it's present form, just so that we understand the arguments from the other side: India has a lot of problems but most of them stem from two causes: 1. Corruptio
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by Alterlife 9y ago
> lack of apps killed it For me personally, this is not true. I had a windows phone for about a year and it sucked, and I do mean SUCKED for daily use. At the time, I didn't use apps apart from email. Sure animations were smooth, bu
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by Alterlife 9y ago
I visited the "Thrive Global" site and looked for the app. It is 3 clicks in, and appears to be... a tracking app which is available only on Samsung devices . I'd be better off googling for "Productivity tools" ove
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by Alterlife 9y ago
He is a CEO in damage control mode. The cynic in me wants me to ignore everything he says right now. The ashes of the privacy debate will be swept under the rug the once the fire is out. History says making money is more important to fb tha
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by Alterlife 9y ago
In India, I got my iPhone serviced for a camera issue. They updated the device to the latest iOS before returning it to me. I was given no choice in the matter. Wouldn’t be surprised if they do it for battery replacements as well.
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by Alterlife 9y ago
> factually accurate observations ... in this case, it's a sarcastic quip based on an exaggerated truth.
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by Alterlife 9y ago
The seller who sold the doctored database in the article though... Looks like he really had nothing left to take. No business left = no cash register, no cash. The people calling the victim up had paid for the loan database and the uncollec
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by Alterlife 9y ago
Wouldn't the same logic have applied to Microsoft when they delivered IE pre-installed? If MS was abusing it's market dominance then, so is Amazon now.
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by Alterlife 9y ago
Wouldn't this logic apply to the anti nn side as well?
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by Alterlife 9y ago
I don't think you're an outlier. The numbers behind the OKCupid graph are likely based on physical attractiveness . The conclusion to draw is that men are more likely to find women of a certain age physically attractive. As you
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by Alterlife 9y ago
This good for Google. India is already going cashless. There are plenty of wallets and chash-less apps spending money trying to buy market share. Every vendor and their younger brouther has their own wallet app. You'd be hard pressed
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by Alterlife 9y ago
* Sell previous years iPhones at competitive prices In India, the SE was recently on sale for Rs. 18500 after discounts and cashbacks are accounted for... with budget alternatives.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
'at arms length' vs 'within arms reach'. The phrases are similar, but different. It's an easy mistake to make.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
I don't think that would work. I mean, it might work if airbnb and trump properties share the same customer base... which they might. But then it's more likely to attract people looking for free accommodation rather than customers
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by Alterlife 10y ago
True in some measure of any product in any stage of development.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
I don't know how much energy it takes, but: 1. Do you? 2. America doesn't make all the cars in the world. According to wikipedia, America made just over 12 million vehicles in FY2015, and India made just over 4 million. https:&#x
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by Alterlife 10y ago
You basically just said that the US is allowed to pollute more than India because they make more money.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
This is available for Windows as well. Besides, that not my point. I have a Mac. 1K+ is not throwaway money to me. I don't see a way to evaluate it. If there's no way to know if it'll work for me before putting down the money
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by Alterlife 10y ago
It's 1,150.00 Rs on the India appstore. That's not throwaway money. There's no way to know the quality of this app until the money is paid.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
In a few years, perhaps a 10,000.00$ used Tesla.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
I guess the problem is: 1. Facebook already is a truly global network. 2. Based on history, it's likely that most of the people who care about these kind of things have already left.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
I feel dumb :-/ ... Could you explain why it's funnier if you know UNIX?
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by Alterlife 10y ago
Unfortunately, Lumia's are not durable. The screen of my Lumia 620 broke after just a few months of use. Nokia's legendary durability died with the feature phone.
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by Alterlife 10y ago
There is probably no direct connection between RTI and encryption. Here are some other stories I found involving this gentleman: -- http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Most-mobile-... http:/&#x2F
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by Alterlife 10y ago
Traffic in India looks similar to ants: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RavLjmWdMK4 But really it's each driver executing their own internal 'greedy algorithm' to get themselves off the road as soon as possible
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by Alterlife 10y ago
To be fair, all the cases that you mentioned are those where where the police and the system do not look for someone to blame. The article doesn't disagree with you: > what safety campaigner Piyush Tewari saw wasn't a lack of c
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by Alterlife 11y ago
I believe the headline is a herring. It's a build up to this paragraph: > You know where I’m going with this, right? I’m about to tell you that the company behind all this is Monsanto, or Shell, or Coca-Cola. That your car is runnin
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by Alterlife 11y ago
If she wasn't... what? A horrible person to work with? You can't seriously be saying that successful 'assholes' are somehow better than successful people who are generous or kind.
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by Alterlife 11y ago
I don't get it, is this some kind of meme that I'm missing? What makes gitlab unsuitable for linuxontheweb? What makes an 'os-on-the-web' different from 'html4 bullshit' to a version control tool ? It's j

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