Oletros

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by Oletros 8y ago
Spotify/Kindle/etc subscriptions and purchases are not hosted or distributed by Apple.
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by Oletros 8y ago
Doing nothing. His use of "globalists" says all
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by Oletros 8y ago
> The point about vegetarianism is that eating meat is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO inefficient that climate change won't be solved until we ALL stop eating meat (or at least the majority of the planet). Any source to back the claim that c
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by Oletros 8y ago
> These are things everyone can understand Eh, no, here in my country nobody uses that units, all the recipes and in the stores, the units are ml, kg, etc
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by Oletros 8y ago
Why have two separate sets of unit systems?
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by Oletros 8y ago
Barcelona is full of them
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by Oletros 8y ago
Yes, foreign companies http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-16-2582_en.htm https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-telefonica-fine-idUSKB...
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by Oletros 8y ago
Are you putting at the same level the comment from the diver about putting the sub where it hurts with Musk calling him pedophile?
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by Oletros 8y ago
When I go to the little town of my wife's family in Italy (near Bergamo) they have Capù. It is the same :)
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by Oletros 8y ago
A thing to be very proud of
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by Oletros 8y ago
In the EU, more than 30% makes you a dominant player
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by Oletros 8y ago
> The information obtained includes vehicle speed, coolant and oil temperature, throttle position, engine temperature and engine revs. This information is then reportedly sent from Android Auto to Google on a real time basis. Android Aut
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by Oletros 8y ago
Then give the same opportunities to all the companies not only to some
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by Oletros 8y ago
No, it isn't, it is not a problem with tax law, it is a problem of secrets deals with some companies
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by Oletros 8y ago
" Due to your non-compliance with the upcoming GDPR " Honest question, why is Google not in compliance with GDPR?
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by Oletros 9y ago
Can you gives any proof of that faked data?
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by Oletros 9y ago
But they are EEA members
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by Oletros 9y ago
I have not seen any enforcement, the link only says what are the rules
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by Oletros 9y ago
Bad voters? The requirements has not been changed
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by Oletros 9y ago
The case had some patent infringement accusations, some patents were thrown before the lawsuit started and others were considered not infringed
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by Oletros 9y ago
> 2) There's no need for a separate discussion. I'm not making the argument; it's literally admitted by Google in the context of this case that they straight up copied chunks of code. One function, rangechececk.
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by Oletros 9y ago
And even they put Google services in their global ROM's. At least Xiaomi does
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by Oletros 9y ago
Yeah, but the loyalty report only covers USA
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Emerging markets are incredibly important in these numbers and emerging markets overwhelmingly choose Android for obvious reasons. Android simply has more market penetration in price-sensitive areas. The study covers only USA.It is not
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by Oletros 9y ago
In Spain the minimum is 30 natural days or 22 work days. Plus 14 national holidays
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by Oletros 9y ago
And Mercedes another billion, and Phillips more than $400 million And there is the whole lot of small fine to other companies. The OP was the one claiming, he has to back with numbers. [0} Is only fines for cartels, look at the companies [0
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by Oletros 9y ago
You're mixing things, VW case is not an anti trust case. EU Competition commission has fined a lot more European companies than American companies.
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by Oletros 9y ago
I suppose that you have numbers to back your claim, isn't?
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by Oletros 9y ago
yes, almost all the movies and TV shows are dubbed in Spanish, it makes English proficiency in Spain very bad
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by Oletros 9y ago
From [0]: >Variants of this issue are known to affect many modern processors, including certain processors by Intel, AMD and ARM. For a few Intel and AMD CPU models, we have exploits that work against real software. We reported this issu

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