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Dahoon
6y ago
All IAP for digital is added a 30% fee in iOS (unless you are a big company that might make a backroom deal like Amazon).
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Dahoon
6y ago
>If iOS is a monopoly then so is Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo I see this excuse all the time. So what if X, Y and Z are a monopoly? The problem isn't monopolies. You are stuck on a word that makes no difference. It is abusing your
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Dahoon
6y ago
Too bad you had to ruin an otherwise good post with >now it's used primarily by laggards and poorly-educated demographics I dislike Facebook too (and don't use it) but the above statement is a clear lie. Normal people are who u
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Dahoon
6y ago
You can live on that land unlike on radioactive wasteland.
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Dahoon
6y ago
There isn't enough material to run enough nuclear plants to make a difference. This is or should really be common knowledge.
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6y ago
>Epic has had the choice to conform The developer you are talking about didn't break the rules of the app store. Epic -the one with the development of Unreal Engine- is an entirely different legal entity than the one that broke Appl
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Dahoon
6y ago
Except the developer Apple wanted to ban was Epic and their Unreal engine. That is an entirely different legal entity and developer than Fortnite the game developers on the app store. It also says so in the ruling. So what Apply did was pun
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Dahoon
6y ago
One can agree with one side or the other but this is nothing short of Apple using its dominant position to try and hurt Epic because they got mad. It has nothing to do with kicking someone out for breach of the app store rules. Fortnight an
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6y ago
Do you know anything about the link between schizophrenia and Vit. d?
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6y ago
> to use ARM in an anticompetitive way If so Nvidia will surely buy ARM.
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6y ago
>A commercial heavy-load carrier flying a Hong Kong flag recently supported a Chinese naval exercise, functioning as a base for at least two army helicopters. According to every comment on here about HK, HK isn't China. Guess they g
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6y ago
No need for the /s
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Dahoon
6y ago
Really? Please look at a map of europe and see how much wilderness you can find. Not a forest but actual real wild nature without humans or buildings. Almost anything you find is only there because it is useless for farming. I live outside
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6y ago
The original would still be the real one even if it has been shut down.
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Dahoon
6y ago
So in short a poor range extender or a way to do MitM.
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6y ago
Step one: Make sure StarLink data isn't harvested by the US so anyone could trust it. Step two: Success! If you fly a satellite above a country to help people do something illegal like circumvent censorship, the country in question cou
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Dahoon
6y ago
Why would the US try to make good laws against something near what is made and used by law enforcement and their ilk too? If they did the public would cry for laws against government spyware next.
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Dahoon
6y ago
A video with only audio? This is like those pictures of text on Reddit and Twitter. Ugh.
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6y ago
>“I want the TV to offer a good experience and I think Xbox Series X is going to give it its all and I am excited about the games we are creating. “ Sounds to me exactly like what they said before they unveiled the Xbox with always on Ki
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Dahoon
6y ago
If this forced use of a payment system was done by a Chinese or Russian business they would be banned from the US and sanctions put on customers.
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6y ago
Here we again see a clear example of the "Red scare V2". Is it bad or illegal? Call it Russian, even if sold in the US, by Americans and using American telcos. There's no link to Russia in all of this. The biggest market is t
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6y ago
>They need to learn and study other nation's policies and laws to make sure they can continue maintain a society of 1.4 Billion people. Study, yes. Copy or follow, no. China should stay China. We have enough countries trying to danc
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6y ago
Or "A visualization of the modern health systems in the world".
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6y ago
I have never seen an add or a video on Google Play except a line of "Suggested for you" apps which I guess are paid for? The only videos are after clicking an app and then they have never ever started playing automatically. Must b
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6y ago
So an operation against people who unite and protest legally and who are then beaten, killed or hunted like cattle? What better place than a union leader to catch "bad guys".
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Not just the US, but the US and those that is trying hard to be just as bad (like the UK) are not like the rest of the western world. For example a union in the US versus one in Scandinavia is like comparing apples to ...something not even
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And yet Apple is supposedly better at UI and UX than anyone else. I still can't see it no matter how many times I use Apple software.
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I used to agree but turning off these settings on a modern (IE. OLED) TV and you might as well throw it out. 24 FPS on a OLED without these techniques looks like something is about to shake apart. It is completely unwatchable. Didn't c
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The link doesn't show any facts.
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You have some basic rights and an EULA, TOS or a contract cannot take those away (at least not in the EU). So no, that wouldn't cover a situation where a device is crippled later on. You'd have a right to get your money back.
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