Krasnol

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by Krasnol 5y ago
And you are not wrong. You should still do the security update if you're on Android though.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Too bad the general public doesn't care about all that. I know people who are actually annoyed but the update notification...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Can you imagine that this greed-talk looks alien to some people out there? Look, their numbers look quite good already. I'm sure you can have a decent life in Sweden with all that money. So why should they feel the urge to sell? Where
964.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I didn't up nor downvote you because even though I think it's sad, I still see the interesting part in your comment: You represent a branch of people this system grew which would rather make up some story than to believe that peop
965.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Chrome spread like malware. Bundled with Freeware on PCs and being the de facto browser on most mobile phones on this planet. Firefox never had a true chance to compete on the same level and I'm happy they didn't and still exist.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
You don't have to read his books these days since the Astro-Turf he's fuelling with those phrases is all over social media. I won't even go into this baseless bashing of "environmentalists". It's cheap and disg
967.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Parroting Shellenberger will never make you look like a serious participant in this discussion.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
You don't need an astroturf. Nuclear ruined it's own reputation for generations though hopeful not as long as they'll have to care for the waste we already have.
969.
by Krasnol 5y ago
When was that the problem? I haven't seen it being a problem anywhere and especially not in the prominent cases of the last years.
970.
by Krasnol 5y ago
But you can even host your own instance with all the "conservative" communities you want. Why not do that? I mean, you must be aware by now that those "conservatives" did ruin a couple of actually good communities in the
971.
by Krasnol 5y ago
We get this service early and for free. To advertise this to the general public should be the least we can to.
972.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Yes, I'm pretty sure that's it but it was still working. Just a bit slow.
973.
by Krasnol 5y ago
The whole instance is quite slow now. Email took something around 20min for me.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
And you'd be right. It is the parents responsibility and they fail often. My SO works in a kindergarden and has to attempt to fix this. Luckily the fact that parents now have to leave their kids there for most of their wake hours does
975.
by Krasnol 5y ago
It would be interesting if the AI would be fed the whole movie and create a poster based upon the scenery, characters and locations.
976.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I'm not sure if this is a joke or just another person from the ad industry desperately trying to justify their moral free behaviour.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Shellenberger is running an Astro-Turf campaign against renewable energy for the nuclear industry. It's good he is flagged where serious discussion is encouraged. https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-stories-mic
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Funny if you consider this years article even the Netherlands looks better: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/road/news/2021-04-20-ro...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
You are not really helping yourself if you desperately attempt changing established words in a way that it would fit your business. You just alienate people and give yourself a bad reputation people will remember you by.
980.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Which is irrelevant because those who knew about those are not the significant majority which is responsible for the success of zoom
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Besides the obvious and continuos popularity of apps with bad reputation in the privacy department, those surveys have all been made after the campaign was launched. The only thing it does is to show that the advertising message has been de
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Congratulations. How did that work out for you?
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Could we not build straw man, please. I never did that. Americans were the topic here. See quote.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
The reason they pushed privacy was because of the media attention that Androids bad privacy got. Please don't tell me you believe privacy was at the usual consumers mind when they bought their devices...this is ridiculous or you don&#x
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> I’d say Americans on the whole are actually pretty strongly averse to this, despite everything, and it seems like this was too creepy for mant people. You mean that country which gives a damn about privacy altogether because all those
986.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I'm pretty sure an imposter can have the imposter syndrome about how good his imposter skills are.
987.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I find it quite interesting that exactly this interpretation makes the rounds. Did you read that somewhere before? In German maybe?
988.
by Krasnol 5y ago
> 1. Vote with your feet - Put your money in the pockets of the people aligned to your values. Too bad many people have been trapped within the Apple bubble and are unable to jump ship because they have no idea how the rest works, how th
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by Krasnol 5y ago
It would help if you'd put the supported devices right up on the front page. It saves much time for most visitors and doesn't end up in frustration if people get them on the second step.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I'm still concerned because once you have data, humans will be humans and chances are that those which really thought that through were not caught. That's why I practice data avoidance and data economy.

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