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by IBM 8y ago
The Tesla episode on Dirty Money is going to be lit.
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by IBM 8y ago
They won't pull the Netflix app, they just won't let it update until they've made changes. Spotify tried directing users to the web and that's what happened with them.
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Australia’s China reset(themonthly.com.au)
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by IBM 8y ago
The next step is to ban third party frameworks in apps for "analytics" or serving ads. That should be something intermediated and provided by Apple itself. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit&#x
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Brussels to act against tech groups on terror content(ft.com)
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by IBM 8y ago
Here's the ProPublica stories that led to this https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-lets-advertisers... https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-advertising-disc...
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by IBM 8y ago
The Dirty Money episode on Tesla is going to be lit.
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by IBM 8y ago
This story is incredibly well reported. The lobbying force Google, Facebook and the rest of the surveillance capitalism industry can bring to bear against privacy legislation is incredible. If Apple wants to make a real dent in the universe
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by IBM 8y ago
>I'm not defending the quality of the article, it's bad. And I think if the reasons you just listed were in your original comment, I would have upvoted it instead of viewing it as overly dismissive. That's fair. I should h
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by IBM 8y ago
This story basically has no meat other than "the permissions API for contacts isn't granular enough" padded with casting aspersions on Apple, by the Facebook beat reporter. There are no quotes from anyone in the infosec field
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by IBM 8y ago
This is a Facebook submarine [1]. [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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Buying Your Way Back to Riches(bloomberg.com)
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by IBM 8y ago
I've wondered why Apple has been perpetually undervalued for many years and my theory is basically that the market has always viewed Apple against comps like Dell, HP, Nokia, Blackberry, etc. That is, a hardware company that is always
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by IBM 8y ago
Apple never had a high multiple at any point after 2009, when the most profitable product of all time was established and growing. This is the last 15 years of AAPL against it's P/E NTM https://i.imgur.com/zW6ORJK.
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Why Tim Cook Is Steve Ballmer and Why He Still Has His Job at Apple (2016)(steveblank.com)
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by IBM 8y ago
They released updates to the Macbook, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro and iMac last year [1]. The year over year comps aren't as relevant. [1] https://www.macrumors.com/2017/06/05/apple-macbook-lineup-cp...
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by IBM 8y ago
What time should you take melatonin if you don't have any major sleep problems but want to improve sleep quality?
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by IBM 8y ago
Excited for the Tesla episode of Dirty Money on Netflix when this story comes to an end.
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by IBM 8y ago
This story is part of the ongoing Qualcomm PR effort to get people to care about what modem is in their phones [1]. Of course no one actually makes a purchasing decision based on what modem is in their smartphone. [1] https://www
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by IBM 8y ago
Your comments have been enlightening. Thanks for confirming what I always suspected [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12410662
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by IBM 8y ago
This is a Google talking point, and a laughable one at that. The list of complainants is full of American companies. Here's DuckDuckGo for example: https://twitter.com/DuckDuckGo/status/1019562507294461953
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by IBM 8y ago
It's distributed to all member states in the proportion that they contribute to the EU budget, after all appeals are completed.
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by IBM 8y ago
Sundar Pichai in 2009 [1]: >Second, Google believes that the browser market is still largely uncompetitive, which holds back innovation for users. This is because Internet Explorer is tied to Microsoft's dominant computer operating
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by IBM 8y ago
Android got market share because it was free, not because it was good. If Google didn't share ad revenue with carriers and OEMs or tried to extract a license fee ala Windows, Google would not be sitting on 80% global market share today
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by IBM 8y ago
>Second, Google believes that the browser market is still largely uncompetitive, which holds back innovation for users. This is because Internet Explorer is tied to Microsoft's dominant computer operating system, giving it an unfair
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Browsers powered by user choice (2009)(publicpolicy.googleblog.com)
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by IBM 8y ago
There's no reason why the show would have to glorify murder or be otherwise partial to Israel.
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by IBM 8y ago
Netflix should make this into a movie or series. Plenty of good material to draw from: this heist, assassinating Iranian scientists with magnetic bombs on motorcycles [1][2] and Stuxnet [3]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/w
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by IBM 8y ago
So what's the US's (and the world's) excuse post Nixon's visit to China? The world could have easily continued to isolate China like they do North Korea today. I don't see why a non-state actor like Apple should try
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Google to Face Antitrust Fines on Android Within Weeks(bloomberg.com)
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