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Smartphones won’t make your kids dumb. We think(mosaicscience.com)
2 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
1) Needs? Of course they don't need it. A -lot- of organisations asking for EU funding don't need it. 2) Yeah, but Zurich is a much nicer place than Brussels :) . And most likely not as watched by investigative journalists.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Yeah, surely this isn't a move to get some EU funding... And to provide a base for the massive lobbyist team in Brussels.
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EU's supreme court is stripping EU citizens of copyright protections(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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Google backs the TPP(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
And I've just realised what PRIV is supposed to refer to. Oh well, the device seemed so appealing....
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, the car that was "The Cadillac" then was still the second generation CTS, which is a 2008 car. While I love the looks (layout and whatnot) of the interior in it, it certainly is plasticky a lot (but also very leatherly), and
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The infotainment even caused them to be a featured brand in Consumer Report's "least reliable" cars.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Just how many years ago was that?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The first Escalade certainly was a Suburban/Tahoe in different dress, but the last two generations are just different cars that share only the platform (which is a good thing, too). Its sales are steadily increasing worldwide. As for L
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
No, the fact that they put it as if it was their invention, and the fact that linking imgur.com/XXX.webm redirects to script-ridden ".gifv" nonsense is what I find annoying.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, their "gifv" "innovation" was enough for me to stop using them completely.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I don't think this is telco-specific...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
It wasn't just 512 MB RAM devices. That was just a poor excuse they used for a pragmatic push on "Nokia veterans" to buy the 950(XL), or at least 640. And Myerson has the audacity to say "We always take care of our custo
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Man, I wish HERE and/or OSM had an equivalent of StreetView. That's the only thing which makes me use Google Maps at all.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
To quote him: "I was very closely involved for the integration, had full access to the source code, did plenty of review, and have a lot of confidence in the engineers that are maintaining it. There are plenty of engineers in the worl
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The only great proof would be opensourcing it completely, and I don't see that happening. Then again, Moxie said he himself oversaw the implementation of the encryption and that he has trust in it...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Yeah, I was wondering "This example is clearly broken, it won't copy at all". Glad I'm still using the best browser around!
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Nah, I meant CE. I guess I should have specified "a while", heh.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The charts are rubbish. Not only it lists e.g. parties with "socialist" in their name as "centrist", but they didn't do a "left-wing" colour to begin with, so e.g. communists parties are "other".
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I thought that left/right was originally and primarily about state involvement or not, so I guess centralisation/individuality.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
To the right? All I see is it moving to the left while a few countries detached from this.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Hasn't that been there for quite a while?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
What a loaded title. I don't see anything that makes the device special.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Why would you want to force people who don't have enough knowledge or interest to make an educated opinion to vote?
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Updating Supermicro BiOS firmware(blog.fastmail.com)
1 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>It seems to me there is plenty of money to keep the internet going without advertising. Heh, maybe if you live in the US or some other place with high wages.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, of course, I consider it more of a tongue-in-cheek term, heh.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>It is the same for the poor here. Well...yeah. That's the point. American "poor" is the average here. Or a little below average, to be precise.

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