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Interesting this got AliBaba into trouble with the CCP. As 2008 proved handing out credit can lead to disaster.
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If no-one kicks up a fuss that means they agree with it. You'll be amazed how quickly people educate themselves on something they actually give a shit about.
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3y ago
I don't think anyone questions that flexible office solutions is a valuable product. Google "flexible office Eindhoven" and you'll get plenty of hits.
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3y ago
Making porn sites KYC is likely something that the public wants. There have been numerous cases of nude pics of minors ending up on "amateur" porn sites.
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3y ago
I don't think so. Lots of people went into IT because they don't have those soft skills. If you're in management you need to be a people person. I think HN underestimates the amount of petty bullshit that managers have to fix
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3y ago
The fact that prices go up means somebody can still afford to pay it. I live in a small, peaceful, free and rich enclave in Europe. People will keep immigrating here. Also the massive increase of "one-person households" doesn'
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3y ago
This is not entirely true. There are services that provide pirated TV and streaming for a subscription. https://tweakers.net/nieuws/150656/europese-politiekorpsen-r... Remember there was a time when criminals made
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3y ago
EU regulations may eventually force Apple.
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3y ago
I am Dutch. The Netherlands is a small country in Europe that has always had to deal with big barbarian nations. We manage. Mostly by playing them against eachother lol. A little slice of peaceful civilization while the rest of the world go
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3y ago
White collar crimes. Meanwhile if you are a black man robbing a store you can be behind bars for 10 years.
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3y ago
No it isn't. Every TV comes pre installed with Netflix. It's so easy to sign up my 67 year old mother can do it.
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3y ago
For me a smartphone is a tool not a fashion statement. I remember when smartphones were new people showed them off but I don't see that nowadays.
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3y ago
I think we can all agree there's a tiny difference between Cyprus and America. Besides in Cyprus case the reliable Northern Europeans managed to keep the financial system stable. To paraphrase Kissinger: "if Europe has a financial
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3y ago
Silly actors. Companies will just grab some college girl from a campus, give her a few Starbucks coupons and presto an AI celebrity is born. The whole point of the technology is that you don't need a classically trained actor.
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3y ago
Interesting is that why Americans freaked out over that transsexual influencer from the Budweiser commercial? They were having confusing feelings?
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3y ago
Half true. They will be able to provide emergency care but the normal bureaucracy of healthcare services will shut down if the internet stops working.
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3y ago
Perhaps the Americans chose poorly.
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3y ago
Business owners are like death: necessary but you don't celebrate it.
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3y ago
One of the things that is little known among Westerners is just how much money the Japanese invested in China when Deng Xiaoping opened the borders. Yes he travelled to Texas and Singapore but he also met with Japanese industrialists- just
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3y ago
The American people- who are the only ones who matter- want to live in a superpower. Everything America does is in service of maintaining its position as the hegemonic player. The US intelligence agencies have infiltrated every university a
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Basically every news event in the last 15 years is caught on phone cameras. That's the magic. A device with which you can start streaming to the world in 30 seconds.
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No offense but this is a very naive comment. There are countries on this planet were girls are literally burned alive for kissing a man.
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3y ago
That's one nice thing about pirate releases: they just use whatever technology is best patents be damned!
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3y ago
I had a discussion with my mother advising her to switch: she is afraid of changing ISP because her email is tied to her provider. We fixed this on mobile years ago but email is still a goddamn mess. Moral of the story: never get locked in.
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3y ago
Don't blame developers Apple clearly never gave a shit about supporting a gaming friendly ecosystem. It's their way or the highway.
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That's because in the Netherlands everyone is equal. You're treated according to medical needs. Doctors don't care that you are a very important Google developer. They read your chart and know that you can wait. It's bat
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After Mao the Chinese literally had to find 80 year old retired professors living in remote mountain villages to start teaching at university. The first graduates had to teach the next class. Any mess can be fixed if the people will it so.
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I can understand Netflix. If you want regional pricing this is what it takes. I don't care either way I'm living in one of the richest countries in the world but consumers in Argentina or Bolivia can't pay €15 per month.
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I watched Dr Strangelove and they already made a joke about this in the 1950s- even before ICBMs.
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Do people in America get this drug through their insurance? Because it's very expensive and as I understand it Walmart is the US equivalence of Aldi.
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