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Mordor
13y ago
Ultimately the only language the US government understands is the massive fines and restrictions about to be levied against its corporations. Should Apple be operating in Europe for example? Would it be possible to levy a fine for each iPho
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13y ago
Well, in the 'if you've got nothing to hide' vein, I think it would be appropriate for an international team of UN cyber inspectors to walk into the NSA and all related company data centers for an unrestricted access all area
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13y ago
Does the US constitution really only apply to US citizens in a global marketplace? Perhaps we'll look back on Bush and Obama as presidents who struggled with a dated viewpoint of the world, who tried to change the constitution into &#x
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13y ago
Well, it's probably illegal for the US to sell its products in the EU. Certainly it's game over for the cloud industry.
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13y ago
All the more reason to push for Obama's resignation.
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13y ago
I see what you did there.
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13y ago
Perhaps the real hell is being left alone.
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13y ago
Mass starvation and huge prison camps, yeah I bet they're overjoyed with their US 'benefits'.
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13y ago
You're being very latin oriented and biased to be honest. Look at all the great things the US has done for Palestine!
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13y ago
I know this is totally off topic, but why does File Expert need to read my contacts? Would be better if Android was able to install apps while selectively denying certain permissions. Another option is to prompt, e.g. "send path.com your ad
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13y ago
The irony of forcing Facebook users to create a Google+ account so that they can give it a favorable review...
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13y ago
Biology is more complex than a list of good vs bad chemicals, so you're assertion that GM crops are OK if you can't find any harmful chemicals doesn't hold up. We really need long term human trials and these aren't being done at all. Ria is
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13y ago
I'm not saying Monsanto has done anything at all, but it would be odd if they didn't tweak their product a little.
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13y ago
You're assuming companies like Monsanto haven't made some other undisclosed alterations which are detrimental to health.
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14y ago
People now have a choice: iPad, Mac, Android or Windows 8 Microsoft have pushed themselves to the bottom of that list.
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14y ago
United Airlines are already on my 'no-fly' list ;-)
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Babies enjoy watching foreigners being harmed
(sciencedaily.com)
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14y ago
This sounds great - can't wait to print one for myself :-)
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14y ago
I have a great Blu-ray player at home, but it's unused owing to the ridiculous prices of the media. Sure the detail is great, but it's got to compete with Netflix for home viewing. In addition, Netflix allows me pause and watch this anywher
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14y ago
Perhaps people who have less power and the government which has more? Obama can kill anyone he chooses for example.
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14y ago
Fear, uncertainty and doubt is all I'm reading. Top Gear was even worse. Behind it all is the ego of the car. What's the identity of an electric car which isn't trying to be green?
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14y ago
Australia just needs to pass a law requiring a price match for online products.
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14y ago
I for one welcome our Korean overlords, although I'm not sure who will be providing food aid in paradise?
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14y ago
One wonders at what Tim Cook regards his true purpose with the "magic wand of CEO"?
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14y ago
Holding out for iGlass lol
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14y ago
tl;dr too much makeup
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14y ago
Great - people would start drinking fruit juice instead :-)
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14y ago
No law at all, it would certainly be more exciting. More creative. More competitive.
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14y ago
Any law which fails to be clear needs to be rewritten so that the judge and his court can maintain their integrity as the arbiter of right and wrong. You can't punish wrongdoing if popular opinion is divided.
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14y ago
Isn't Windows 8 a tiling window manager?
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