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by Cadsby 15y ago
It is most definitely is a US thing. I say this as an American.
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AT&T Says Throttling Policy Isn’t as Bad as You Think(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
"People are sure the iOS browser is great because they never actually use it. Instead they use apps." I agree with some of your points, but as far as I'm aware every article I've seen on the subject points to iOS devices accounting for a la
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Cybersecurity Senate Plan for Critical Infrastructure(huffingtonpost.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Perhaps the carriers feel that way, but price points for consumers are: 1. Free 2. $99 3. $199
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Motorola wants 2.25% of Apple's sales in return for FRAND wireless patents(fosspatents.blogspot.com)
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Google+ pseudonym policy lets Google reject names that aren't "established"(arstechnica.com)
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More Megaupload fallout: FileServe shutters file-sharing service(arstechnica.com)
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AT&T boosts mobile data caps but hikes prices as well(gigaom.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Perhaps, but if their statements are demonstrably false then the Newspaper has, as a basic principle of journalistic integrity, an obligation to point that what was quoted is factual untrue. Being a mouthpiece for self-serving falsehoods is
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Because you were the one who made the comparison in your previous comment, which I was responding to.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
"Trust" doesn't, and should never, enter into the equation in matters such as these.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
I wanted Google to be a champion of Net Neutrality, like they originally were. Period. Not just better than Apple.
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French court frowns on Google autocomplete, issues $65,000 fine(arstechnica.com)
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Spaghetti Against the Wall(daringfireball.net)
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ICANN pushes ahead with January 12 launch for new top-level domains(arstechnica.com)
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Fanboy Theory(marco.org)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
All teachers in Finland are unionized.
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Very unlikely this would occur. Jury deliberations are considered sacrosanct in American jurence prudence. You are under no obligation to explain your reasoning to anyone when deciding a verdict. And courts have been traditionally very wary
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by Cadsby 15y ago
Genuinely curious, how many other members in your family download and install their own roms? Or do any significant customization at all?
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by Cadsby 15y ago
I don't think it's accurate to label the The Verge a "failure", however the article does bring up a larger, more interesting question - namely, the idea of "vanilla" reporting on tech/gadget sites, especially concerning reviews. I'm not sur
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Supreme Court poised to legalize medical patents(arstechnica.com)
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Xda-developer threatened with lawsuit for exposing Android OEM tracking software(theverge.com)
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Apple's Supply Chain Secret(businessweek.com)
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by Cadsby 15y ago
In the same way that people tend to overestimate their own abilities (e.g. everyone thinks they're a great driver and it's everyone else that's a hazard on the road), I think most parents vastly overestimate their children's maturity and de
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1Password goes Lion-only, debuts on the App Store(macworld.com)
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by Cadsby 16y ago
This isn't about Apple, as has been pointed out repeatedly. There are a lot of criticisms about iOS which are valid, however I don't recall them ever claiming their platform was even remotely open. If "Open" is now a convoluted word, we hav
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by Cadsby 16y ago
PayPal gets away with a lot of ridiculous behavior because it gets to act like a bank, without being constrained by any of the regulations normally applied to banks. I don't know anyone who has a positive word to say about them. They're unf
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by Cadsby 16y ago
You know things are bad when people start saying at least we're not Mexico.
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13-Inch MacBook Pro Specs, Photos, Light Peak Known As Thunderbolt? [Confirmed](macrumors.com)
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