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by Drakim 10y ago
Norway here, it's super popular. The only place in my entire life that I was not using a credit card regularly at was the local flea market, but last time I went there they even had one of those portable credit card things. Otherwise,
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by Drakim 10y ago
So Safari doesn't hold the web back like IE6, because the ways it's hold the web back doesn't count because you don't want those features. Not buying it.
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by Drakim 10y ago
Did we read the same story? It seemed to me that he went out of his way to not get Bryan fired, despite knowing that Bryan was doing unethical things. When he eventually spilled the beans on Bryan's behavior, it was when Bryan was alre
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by Drakim 10y ago
I recently switched from Chrome to Firefox, and might have fallen for it since I'm not used to the address bar. Heck, sometimes browsers come with an update that changes it's appearance.
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by Drakim 10y ago
MindBlock: A Google Chrome extension that prevents websites from reading your brain's neutral signals. Highly controversial among publishers for hurting the online ad industry. Some see it as a type of piracy, as it allows users to bro
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by Drakim 10y ago
Yeah, Chrome's fee seems more like a gate-keeping cost to ensure that the store doesn't get spammed or abused, not an attempt of Google by generate revenue.
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by Drakim 10y ago
Yeah, it seems like treating eval() as acceptable would allow for many other less elaborate nasty things. I mean, couldn't you just do eval('edoc dab'.split().reverse().join())?
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by Drakim 10y ago
Or it will be sold without permission in secret, and when it comes to light, the ISP will get a slap on the wrist much smaller than what they gained from selling the data.
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by Drakim 10y ago
Definitely a PR stunt, but even so, being sued because you are so behind on standards that it's hurting other businesses certainly puts the spotlight on you.
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by Drakim 10y ago
No, they "aren't" iOS, iOS is the operating system that manages them. You clearly don't know how this tech work, and should avoid commenting as if you do.
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by Drakim 10y ago
Because that's "how it has been" for a long time. It is well known that if you want to change the content of a video, you gotta delete the old one and reupload it. The reason google doesn't allow you to change it in-plac
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by Drakim 10y ago
Perhaps it would work the other way around? The prosecutor has to positively prove that when you established that link, it was pointing directly at illegal content (and based on the context of your linking, that you knew it was illegal).
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by Drakim 10y ago
I assume there are some sort of safety standards and certifications needed to build and employ booby traps legally.
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by Drakim 10y ago
I guess I should have added a sarcasm tag ;)
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by Drakim 10y ago
> People can be both ends and means and be quite content. Personally, I think there is too much emphasis on people being ends unto themselves in the current culture. That's because society is really nothing but a lot of people worki
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by Drakim 10y ago
Does humans have any value outside of what they can offer to corporations? Would there even be any point to keeping humans around?
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by Drakim 10y ago
The security issues with things like Flash and Java is that they increase the attack surface drastically. Furthermore, they come from different companies from the web browser, and often with their own updating mechanisms. Even if your brows
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by Drakim 10y ago
The way I see it, the machines we build and the AI we create are extensions of "human". While it's popular to pitch man vs machine as if they were two polar opposites, machine was build by human minds, using human designs, wi
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by Drakim 10y ago
EU != Europe. I live in Europe yet I'm not part of the European Union. Also, measuring by "budget", what's up with that? At least use population number or something that's semi reasonable. It's roughly the same
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by Drakim 10y ago
First of all, Europe is not one country. To hold the entirely of Europe responsible for what some countries do is just as absurd as holding all of Asia responsible for what China does. Secondly, many countries inside Europe have opposed U
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by Drakim 10y ago
What is the legality of marijuana on the federal level in the US? I was under the impression that even if marijuana is legal on a state level you can still get in trouble for it.
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by Drakim 10y ago
No, jQuery did not invent the concept of fading in. It doesn't even have a unique implementation of it, it just does a few CSS changes that you can easily do without jQuery to get the exact same result. This is as ridiculous as having
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by Drakim 10y ago
That's ridiculous. Sure, somebody who doesn't have an iPhone and yet wants to develop apps for the iPhone is likely to treat iOS as a second class citizen. But you are saying that if somebody bought the iPhone on launch date, and
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by Drakim 10y ago
You aren't recreating jQuery by using basic JavaScript syntax.
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by Drakim 10y ago
To be fair, when somebody sues somebody else, it's not like it's a private affair, the suing party is actually asking the state to use it's power against the sued party. It's not crazy to think that before the state shou
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by Drakim 10y ago
Did it take so long to get it up again because nobody noticed for the first 3 hours? (Actually what is Amazon search used for?)
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by Drakim 10y ago
Isn't it part of the point with basic income in that it doesn't disappear if you have a job? The choices would be "basic income" vs "minimum wage + basic income". There is also the fact that there is no inheren
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by Drakim 10y ago
You are stealing from the websites and content creators who needs to track and exploit your personal information to provide the internet as we know it today. /s
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by Drakim 10y ago
I don't want a world where my birthplace decides what news outlets I may read (can't have a non-local news source spill the beans!), what services I can use (use our local email variant, the government has approved it!), what prod
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by Drakim 10y ago
Protectionism is a sorta tragedy of the commons type of deal, if everybody did it the advantage it offered would disappear.

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