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by aluhut 9y ago
Critical Apple comments are risky here ;)
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by aluhut 9y ago
I never thought anyone wanted to have Russia seriously in the EU. I don't think the EU (or anyone) would be able to handle Russia. NATO however was another topic.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Remember Bushs Missile Defense Shield in East Europe? Either the cold war never ended or it's not the cold war anymore. I'd say it's the second. The superpower game never ended but even with the sanctions, trade, travel and
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by aluhut 9y ago
It's interesting that you feel the need to shift away the attention form socialist dictators with a switch to the US (where btw you can even elect a judge or Sheriff). I've seen you doing that on the hacks by Russia before. So wha
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by aluhut 9y ago
tlnr: we don't know but it's nice.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Which ones? In other news: http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/germany-books-...
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by aluhut 9y ago
> The answer is that Apple is the only tech company that actually has leverage with the CPC in (indirectly) employing millions of workers in China. You can assume that or you can assume that they need the access to the huge market which
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IBM outsourcing deal with Aecom 'a mess' and the CIO is 'on his way out'(computing.co.uk)
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by aluhut 9y ago
First: you speak for yourself. I for example share nothing on my fake name Facebook account. I use it to tell relatives to call me/send me a Signal message. Even with an Facebook account, they can only share what you give them. Nobody
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by aluhut 9y ago
Since someone already explained, would you mind explaining why the part about data in the article didn't strike you as bad in the first place?
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by aluhut 9y ago
Why don't they just deliver them to you? I'm sorry but this is highly sensible data and the "where does the money come from" caution is the first line of defense a normal user has. Most of the time it is the only one.
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by aluhut 9y ago
He already commented recently under a repost of his former article. I've pointed out the good things about OSM. He proceeded with answering to my comment but completely ignoring the content of it while advertising this piece to come. I
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by aluhut 9y ago
CTRL+F street complete Nothing. Even though you've commented on my post. Guess, it would have got in the way of the flow of negativity. Same goes for maps.me.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Is Bertelsmann a competitor? Nevermind, just read it below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arvato
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by aluhut 9y ago
I hope your post won't end up being so generalist as this comment is. OSM is the best freely available map service in Germany. Many (if not all?) local and national institutions use it as well as many private companies. The mobile apps
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by aluhut 9y ago
It explains a lot in the startup/tech industry though.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Well, the problem here is obviously not the nick but the inability of someone to drop an old email address or just forward it to another one. You don't have to have it in your mail client. You can manage that from the webinterface and
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by aluhut 9y ago
In business I have mainly my mail address. It's forename.surname@company This is the most common identification uniform. Pretty easy, looks good on your card and can be remembered by the client who knows your name. Everything else you&
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by aluhut 9y ago
Exactly. You can see it the moment you read it.
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by aluhut 9y ago
I never seen it as something negative. There are many letters/signs. There is creativity and Peter23 will always be only Peter at best. Changing a nick in IRC is as easy as joining a chan.
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by aluhut 9y ago
I come from the ICQ time (...hell I still have it). The fact that you had a number, did not make it good in any way. At the same time we already had IRC where everybody had usernames and it was much better if you had to tell someone who you
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by aluhut 9y ago
No, the reality is that everybody got used to it and nobody cares. What serious pages are there where you could not just create another account if you start to being ashamed for what you have right now? This is seriously a no-problem and gi
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by aluhut 9y ago
I don't even know someone who used to use those products mentioned here. However, I'm still on IRC...so what do I know of this fancy new stuff.
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by aluhut 9y ago
So you think nobody will pay for ads because they don't get the tracking bonus? I don't believe it.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Yeah mine too, followed by me installing one.
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by aluhut 9y ago
I wonder where you get that prediction from. We've came from windows GUIs over single apps on mobile phones to "just tell the machine what you want". The development goes further away from consoles and "typing" of a
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by aluhut 9y ago
Nice twist.
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by aluhut 9y ago
There is a conspiracy theory about trump urinating on a prostitute on his visit to Russia some years ago. The theory states that Putin has a tape of it.
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by aluhut 9y ago
I'm surprised nobody build this Trump watersports video yet. The tool is probably still to complicated to use. There is a business opportunity.
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by aluhut 9y ago
Why disappointed?

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