Oletros

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by Oletros 10y ago
Then I will change with "Virtually unlimited?"
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by Oletros 10y ago
´What unlimited immigration? Do you have numbers to support that claim?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Looking the trend of doing everything in-house, it is not a surprising or unexpected move from Apple's part.
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Samsung could easily fork Android and set up their own app store (just like Amazon). They have had an app store for years without any success
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It amazes me how confident people are that somehow they know all there is to know about extraterrestrial life. Who claims that?
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Why should I accept any hypothesis that hasn't be proven either by controlled experiment or logical/mathematical deduction? The problem is that it has been proven but you don't accept the data > I think it would be in
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by Oletros 10y ago
> If there is not a good answer to that question, then I would reject the hypothesis outright. If there is a good answer, then I would accept it as a working hypothesis, unless any other screaming contradictions come up. So, you won&#x27
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by Oletros 10y ago
> I am looking for, no, pleading with you to present... is a clear and compelling case that global warming is at least partially caused by humans If you think that in 2017 there is no clear and compelling case that global warming is at l
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by Oletros 10y ago
The irony is that EPA was established by a Republican. EDIT: It shows how much the Republican Party has changed in those 40 years
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by Oletros 10y ago
Happened at such rate like the one we are having?
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by Oletros 10y ago
The problem is not only the level, it is the rate of change.
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Not to mention that people criticizing work-life balance of engineers in the us havent visited google offices. Office are part of work, not part of life
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Why not? Why do people expect the UK to act unilaterally but not EU countries? It's a double-standard. No, it is not a double standard. The UK is the one that will trigger unilaterally the Article 50 and they want the cake and eat
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by Oletros 10y ago
> The EU is controlled by an informal body that doesn't exist on paper called the "Eurogroup" http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/council-eu/eurogroup/ > All other European Bodies hold lite
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by Oletros 10y ago
> you are completely ignoring the collaboration of the Commission with Volkswagen on their diesel emissions fraud What collaboration? Do you have links? I really ignore it.
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by Oletros 10y ago
Can you give us a source for your claim that EU accounts are not audited?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Why is the EU undemocratic?
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Calling the EU a cult may seem extreme, but to me it's not: > The EU and its supporters are not interested in debate on the future of Europe. > Reply and debate instead What kind ofdebate do you want when you call the other
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by Oletros 10y ago
> against google over stolen smart phone ideas. What phone ideas stole Google?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Perhaps that happened in Gattaca 2 because the movie ends at the launch and there is no problems
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by Oletros 10y ago
Sure? > We made our way to passport control with our ESTA, a letter from our American label (in which the label owner declared we would be performing a series of concerts for promotional purposes only and that we would in no way be recei
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by Oletros 10y ago
Did you read the article and the band post?
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by Oletros 10y ago
In Spain, you don't have problems configuring an Apple computer with US keyboard since since a lot of years ago Right now I'm configuring a MB Pro in Apple.de with US keyboard
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by Oletros 10y ago
And exactly what alternatives have been proposed?
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by Oletros 10y ago
> I wonder if other firms will "retaliate" with their own Project Zero-style security teams. If all the companies would to that it would be good for security
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by Oletros 10y ago
> 1) Google has Android because they did something very similar to Apple: Eric Schmidt was on Apple's board and used his inside info to drive smartphone development at Google. A massive lawsuit then transpired, but for Google on bal
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by Oletros 10y ago
The difference is that in the case of Gmail, monetisation is though ads and in the case of compute engine or storage the monetisation is through client payments. If Google, Microsoft or other companies start to look at the data to exploit i
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by Oletros 10y ago
> If you haven't looked it up for yourself in 10 days I have looked and I have not find any single case of Microsoft stealing Azure data. Or any big SaaS company like Amazon or Google doing that > But I if you really want to fin
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It happens all the time Still waiting any proof of your claim
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It's in the terms and conditions when using their services. The it will be easy to point to those terms in Azure service. > SaaS operators has also a history of selling data to others, Then it willbe easy to link to news about

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