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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Yet you are only hypothesizing. MS-IE broke standards and stagnate deliberately, I have yet to see such a deliberate behavior from Google. There are hiccups and f*-ups but it is nothing compares to MS.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Comparing it with MS-IE is unfair. It was not Mozilla or Firefox, but Chrome and Android broke the hegemony of IE in many countries. Where I lived, bank or government sites were IE-Windows only until Chrome appeared. In countries like Korea
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Here is my experience with "public" unions. When I was working at a public research institute, employees were kind of forced to enter a union. It seemed ok because union's cut was paid by government. Government just wants to
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
I guess they make the information on the site unusable to obtain your work e-mail for downloading the pdf.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Food poisoning usually does not have much relation with opening a business. Most government regulations are just for illusion of safety, and gate keeping.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Your second try is even less funny.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
AFAIK this name was intentionally given with Austin Powers reference.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Previous and the current presidents are far worse evil people. They first destroyed lives with meaningless lockdowns then pumped trillions of dollars which destroyed economy and impoverished people. Musk cannot even come close to these.
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
I am not the OP, but here is my take. In practical sense, because they do more harm than good. In logical sense, IMO, IP (patents, copy rights etc.) is not `property`, so it cannot be owned. Thus it can be copied indefinitely and used once
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
A little off topic, are there any research on political tendencies/alignments of people who are defending or criticising block chain or crypto currency technology?
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by aaa_aaa 4y ago
Software is hard. Deal with it. Technical regulations, if you mean government regulations on all facets of the software industry, will bring much more problems than it is supposed to fix.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
For the greater good. </s>
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
OP is right, nevertheless.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
IMO exact opposite is the more sensible. Governments are terrible at representing people who put them to their position, let alone the rest who completely disagree with them.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
Current administration created gazillions of dollars out of thin air, far more than previous ones. They deserve the credit.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
There have never been a real shortage of ICU beds even in the worst days of Covid. Check stats, now situation is even better.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
Last time I checked, in El Salvador you could buy beer from a machine with a cell phone using Bitcoin.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
99 taxes are only a part of it.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
Summary: He received free money from EU. Now that he could not get enough from UK government, he is leaving.
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by aaa_aaa 5y ago
"Almost there". Silverlight was not working in Linux afaik.
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Tflitec: A Safe Rust Wrapper for TensorFlow Lite C API API(crates.io)
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