Oletros

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   by Oletros 9y ago

   > You're free to google that for yourself. I'm not your research service So you don't have any source. Thanks, is what I thought. By the way, I have done my research, and you're the one making a claim, you're the
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   First, no fine has been done. Second, you're not answering what I have asked. Do you have statistics about the EU fining more US companies than other companies?
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   > I'm sure it's incredibly popular to fine US companies huge sums of money in Europe, but this is starting to get out of hand. reply This claim
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   Do you have statistics to back this claim?
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   > You need to reduce overall emissions to affect the climate, not per capita. What? If you reduce your emissions, you're also reducing your emissions per capita
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   China is investing heavily in climate policies and cutting their emissions https://www.ft.com/content/3f1ba5ba-ddac-11e6-86ac-f253db779...
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   AlphaGo’s next move(blog.google)

   4 points by Oletros 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   Please, show me were the bandwith has to be paid. Until then, it is irrelevant if an app is 1kb or 1gb
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   by Oletros 9y ago

   > Great, we agree these tips are compensation for content being offered through WeChat, Yes, like Amazon physical goods > If I want to sell to iPhone/Ipad Apple customers through the App store is the only time I need to pay. They
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    I have looked at the TOS in Spain and you won the bet :) They can shut down your account for the reason you stated
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    I disagree with you in that it is a misuse. What Amazon should do, as Microsoft should have been done in the case of the unlimited Onedrive offer is putting some clause of reasonable use. When some company offers an unlimited resource, some
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Then we agree to disagree.
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Yes, they pay with they developer account. If you don't like it, please, tell Apple (or Google) that bandwidth has to be paid. Until then, it is irrelevant if the app is 10kb or it is downloaded 12.000.000.000 times.
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    If a service claims that they provide UNLIMITED storage why using it is abusing?
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    You must be joking.
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    > And I know exactly what it's about. No one is getting "tips" without providing services or content through the app. So, you would be glad to pay 30% of your banking transactions to Apple, isn't? Because this case is
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Exactly, it is not the 30%, it is more the lock in. Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, etc would be glad to use their own payment systems
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    > Apple is clearly doing the right thing here. They can't charge developers 30% to sell apps and content through their platform, then allow one developer to skirt the rule by calling it "tipping". Tencent can just man up a
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Apple doesn't store and transfer any in app store purchases, nor hey store or transfer any subscription
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Apple is not hosting anything in this case
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Safetynet is not spyware > Even if you ignore the stuff Google is doing, we know for a fact that all cellphone basebands contain code to turn them into listening devices and have universal backdoors. What has to do that with the OP clai
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    No, what he has said is not true, starting for the farcical claim about spyware and ending with the little fact that the OP was talking about Android and ocdtrekkie mixed the proprietary Google apps
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    > Maybe they are just applying greater precautions to areas deemed high risk for attacks Yes, sure, EU countries are the biggest risk areas in the world. 11/s airplane attacks were from EU or Middle East countries, weren't?
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Then you should be angry that laptops are banned from only flights from some countries, isn't? Or do you think that terrorists are naive and won't use other airlines and origin airports? Or perhaps that intel is just bullshit just
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Terrorists are not dumb, if laptops are banned from flights from Europe whey will use other flights, like domestic flights or flights coming from Canada.
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    That measure, if implemented, will boost USA business and tourism, isn't?
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Android browsers can use different rendering engines
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    And now, it is retracted http://retractionwatch.com/2017/05/08/retracted-vaccine-auti...
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    > "Sen. James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.), who questions the link between human activity and climate change and has several former aides now working for Pruitt, said in an interview earlier this year that under the new administration, “They
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    by Oletros 9y ago

    Are you aware that this pilot study is an anonymous internet survey?