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by Feniks 9y ago
Yep. And don't forget bundling. Telecom operators do not want to be dumb pipes.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Wow great argument. I hope Poland has a better one at the next EU council meeting.
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by Feniks 9y ago
"Independent media" is very new in Eastern Europe. You'd be amazed at the links politicians have with TV stations and newspapers.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Allowing Poland into the EU was a mistake. It takes decades for a country to build up its democratic political culture. Something like this wouldn't even be conceivable in Denmark or the Netherlands.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Were I live packet inspection is illegal, regardless if its wired or mobile.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Good point. ISPs do not want to be dumb pipes because frankly there's no money in that. Every ISP is looking at the lucrative media market, bundling their own services.
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by Feniks 9y ago
I don't think American ISPs WANT to be dumb pipes though.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Nah NN has been implemented in various countries across the world. Fox News won't tell you that though.
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by Feniks 9y ago
GameCube and the WiiU? Nintendo owns its survival on handhelds. Pokémon prints money since 1996.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Nintendo found its niche. They couldn't compete with MS or Sony in the home console market. But they OWN portables. Especially now that Sony bowed out after the Vita.
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by Feniks 9y ago
WTF America continues to be an example to us all... of what not to do ;) I shall keep up my vigilance against the telecom industry.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Funny, my socialist country ended up with a small surplus in the budget last year. Meanwhile the US has a trillion deficit.
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by Feniks 9y ago
This. There is no social safety net in the US. None,except charity. So if you fall you crash.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Doesn't every country have that? I live in a place were by law everyone is entitled to a house and a monthly €1000. And there is still poverty and social ills. I mean the basic MO here is to throw endless amounts of money at every pro
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by Feniks 9y ago
Robots.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Ha Mao almost sounds as a Catholic priest! Capitalism saves us all. Children become too expensive so couple's will only have 2. Or none, if Korea and Japan predict a trend.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Yep. Wasn't until the 70s that chemical and nuclear waste stopped being dumped in landfills and the sea.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Us Europeans use Africa. There was a scandal with chemical waste killing a few Africans couple of years back. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Ivory_Coast_toxic_waste_d... I think that countries should take care of t
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by Feniks 9y ago
The Constitution talks about militias. Not individual citizens. The Supreme Court ended up INTERPRETING the Constitution so it ended up what we have today. Needless to say 90% of US gun owners wouldn't make it in the military and thus
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by Feniks 9y ago
Say what you will about US police departments: they keep the population in line and when shit goes down they don't run away. Trust me: you do NOT want the police to be your friend. They tried that experiment here.
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by Feniks 9y ago
In Europe Google has a 90+% market share. At this point nobody even bothers to compete.
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by Feniks 9y ago
My country has 20 parties in Parliament and the sky doesn't fall. But that would mean an entirely different political culture.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Media attention is my guess. The first Flappy bird was new and exciting. Nobody wrote about clone number 20 that comes out a few years later.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Actually I wouldn't be surprised if Google sees Mozilla as a PR tool and a lightning rod. Still whatever: I think we can all agree that the world is better with an alternative to Chrome.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Lobbyists doing their work. I bet we could find a few airliners in the campaign finances of the GOP. Technically still public info I think? Although I doubt Americans even care at this point.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Not in my country, there are rivers every 50 kilometres and canals between those.
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by Feniks 9y ago
To be fair just paving over everything is a cheap and immediate solution. Lots of towns don't have the money for maintaining greenery.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Its not the elections or the Republicans. The US was under the impression that they were special snowflakes. Every country has rules about corporate involvement in political campaigns. But Americans knew better. Our politicians can't
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by Feniks 9y ago
I'm running win10 on an old laptop with 3Gb of RAM. It's win10 enterprise LTSB but still damn impressive.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Ha ha ha we'll see how long he lasts on win7. MS will pull support. I'm not a fan of regular win10 (using LTSB myself) but blogging about it isn't going to change anything. Windows 10 won.

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