Feniks

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by Feniks 9y ago
There's a loss now. I bet Oracle's legal team was not cheap.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Always amusing when a website disallows adblocker in their ToS. Its my computer dipshits. Besides its not as if they can actually do anything about it. I probably don't even come up in their analytics.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Please don't kill anyone vs. killing is against the law and you'll go to jail if you do it. I know which one works best.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Exactly. As a European I can't get access to Hulu or Funimation.
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by Feniks 9y ago
GDPR isn't really a revelation. In many European countries there already was data protection legislation. The only thing that changes is that now its more enforceable in a unified market. American companies had a huge unfair advantage
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by Feniks 9y ago
Yep every once in a while I see someone talks about "acceptable ads like static images". But those days are long gone. You can't have ads without tracking.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Throw Enterprise LTSB on old/low spec hardware. Thats my preferred Win10: stable, bloat free and it only gets the updates beta tested by the regular users.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Malwarebytes? Not really an AV I guess.
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by Feniks 9y ago
The bane of open software: users can install any trash they want to.
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by Feniks 9y ago
I never learned my English proficienfy in school, let's face it learning a language requires more than a few hours a week in a classroom. Watching TV, playing games and reading books will get you there after a few years. Hell I have im
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by Feniks 9y ago
Funny, concerts and recitals is how artists have made their money since the dawn of time. Hard work but it still beat being a farmer in the field all day. The orgies and coke in studios-age was just an anomaly.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Banks will be blacklisted if they finance drugdealers. The US war on drugs is no joke and it is international. If your bank participates in the global financial system it can't ignore the US.
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by Feniks 9y ago
There's a reason why cash is so unpopular, nobody wants to use it anymore. The only people here who still use cash are those who have something to hide.
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by Feniks 9y ago
No its human greed.Don't monetize your video and it will be fine for years. YT never deletes anything, which is why they're losing money. Any archive ALWAYS loses money. Hosting cat videos for 10 years isn't a good business c
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by Feniks 9y ago
You're making an excellent case against copyright. I always joke about how much money Europe should pay China for ideas like the compass or gunpowder.
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by Feniks 9y ago
But why? Oil price is low as fuck right now. Better keep it in the ground for later.
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by Feniks 9y ago
That's not just a NY problem though. Amsterdam and London suffer the same insane costs. 1 Labour 2 Century old monuments- Tokyo literally bulldozed a lot of that old crap in the 60s. 3 NYC subway itself is a monument
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by Feniks 9y ago
Oh don't worry those of us who don't have an Echo will get on a special watchlist. You'll give up your freedom soon enough if you can't get child custody or keep getting turned down at job interviews.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Oh man the hoops I had to jump through to get full admin control over windows 10. I understand the necessity of hiding power options but that was excessive.
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by Feniks 9y ago
"trained to ignore' permissions dialog." Apple users terrify me.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Allow me a little prediction: in the future there will be a push to have AI assistants listen to and report things like domestic disturbances.
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by Feniks 9y ago
We love Netflix and HBO. I mean we KNOW that the US is a sinking ship and that in order for our continued economic success a pivot to China/Asia is necessary. But American TV shows are just too good.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Looking at the stats the Netherlands had a small budget SURPLUS last year and national debt is only 60% of GDP. There are economic advantages to a high tax welfare state as well.
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by Feniks 9y ago
The whole POINT of Echo is to always listen and direct your consumer pattern to Amazon and other approved affiliates. To me it represents pure evil and I don't see how you could defend against it. Except for not buying into this stupid
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by Feniks 9y ago
This is happening across the US government as a whole. The US State department is dead for instance. When you have talent and options why stay with a creaky ship that's sailing straight into a hurricane with a mad captain at the helm?
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by Feniks 9y ago
IP adress should be used as the START of an investigation. Not evidence at a trial. Still I understand the prosecution. Pedophiles and other assorted scum know OPSEC and society wants criminals off the street. So just letting people walk be
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by Feniks 9y ago
Funny how people said that about China in the 70s. Those who are last will later be first.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Difference between Northern Europe and the US: we minimised low wage work long ago with automation. As a business you want to AVOID employing people at all costs. The drive for efficiency and productivity is relentless. As for manufacturing
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by Feniks 9y ago
Yep just give everything to the Google machine. What could possibly go wrong? IIRC Google used to scan your emails to serve personal ads.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Well its not the government who decides what is covered or not. Most countries have special boards with doctors who decide what is covered by the basic mandatory health care insurance plan. But at the end of the day society has to decide wh

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