Dahoon

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by Dahoon 6y ago
Privacy, by one of the biggest NSA data providers?
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Encroaching on even more territory, using its market position to strangle other businesses.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
At least his comment contributed something to the discussion, agree with it or not. Yours (and now mine) is just noise.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
6 months by law in the EU.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
A brick and mortar business normally sees more than 5% loss so if that is a real number it is great .
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Sure you see it. This is just a way to try to get rid of waste for free. Both Google and Facebook (Apple too I believe) delivers heated water to heat up houses from their datacenters. The one near me (Facebook) takes in wind energy and prod
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by Dahoon 6y ago
There are towns in Denmark getting heat from Google and Facebook datacenters so I don't see why it shouldn't work elsewhere. The way MS does it here the heat is 100% waste and should be taxed like other waste. Not to mention what
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Sad that the awareness makes very little difference. Looking at CryptoAG, Maximator, etc. Germany is one of the worst sinners right below UK and US.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
It is comments like this that really shows how HN is sinking to Reddit levels. FUD is spreading like a Corona virus on a tourist ship.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
How many users Facebook or Instagram has is beside the point which is that Apple is most definitely abusing its market position.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Swap China with USA and Tiktok with Google and see how insane it is. I hope China doesn't back down to US aggression. This is like a child throwing a tantrum. It needs to be put in its place by a grown-up.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
The whole problem with PayPal is exactly that it isn't a bank so they can get away with all kinds of stuff a bank cannot. I doubt a bank backed competitor could survive against a business that can just lock an account with money in it
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by Dahoon 6y ago
But PayPal specifically isn't under banking laws which is how they cover their ass normally (like if you have money at PayPal and they terminate your account you never get your money , which there are thousands and thousands of cases o
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Isn't it location specific you are thinking about? EU norm is 30km/h for mopeds and bikelane only, and car drivers-license for 45km/h on the road. 45km/h on a moped would cause a fine if the police sees you. Unless it i
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by Dahoon 6y ago
This is about tracking via gps. Exactly the same rules as Google play.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Pretty much anything except location tracking via GPS, unless the users clicks allow. So exactly the same as Google.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
It's opt out.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
> My android phone has a phone stack. The only stuff that comes in via my phone number is basically recruiter cold calls. It's a small internet device with some quaint legacy features that I rarely use. Funny how people live in tota
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by Dahoon 6y ago
If you follow that thought through to other industries, what do you think Denmark learns of US military movement and equipment from the armies biggest heavy lifter, Danish Maersk shipping? It can't be much since outside the software wo
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by Dahoon 6y ago
How about all the slaves working for American prosperity, hidden away in foreign countries? No need to look further than at home for the worst examples to pop up.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Americans in Japan raping Japanese would be an easy example to look at as it still happens, but I doubt anyone would be allowed to.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
It's basically malware.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
I thought internet in Norway was cheaper than in Denmark. Interesting. For comparison I pay 449 DKR/month for 1000/1000 unlimited fiber with a guaranteed bandwidth of minimum 950 (they are upgrading the network atm. hence not a gu
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Opens advertising.com. User tracking and fingerprinting.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>a blind assumption that something that has become a part of your workflow is a necessary part of every OS just seems arrogant to me Like no copy and paste in iOS? Apple has a history of not adding features just because no matter how use
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>Could unions and professional associations fill that gap? This and the below >journalism as a profession has a problem with letting itself become political Unions are by definition political, so that wouldn't solve the problem y
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by Dahoon 6y ago
>Vitamin D is already known to be safe if not taken at too high a dose. There were some posts on here by a doctor that have seen problems with people who were inside the norm of D.vit. so I wouldn't trust the above. I have to take D
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by Dahoon 6y ago
A 10 minute walk is more realistic to compare the two. Jumping to a 15 minute drive makes it very apparent you are an American.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
It is hilarious to read threads about Apple's app reviews. Every single time there's something about Google Play lots of commenters praise Apple but in reality it is at least just as bad.
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by Dahoon 6y ago
Then how is Amazon's Apple Fee 15% and not 30% like everyone elses? The bigger you are the less "Rule" and more "Guideline" they are.

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