am1988

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by am1988 9y ago
Or they are funded via models which insulate them from the government of the day, allowing for them to report in a much less biased matter (they don't fear for their jobs).
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by am1988 9y ago
and so Bezos buys the post while the control FB and Google have on advertising (and increasingly the internet in general) just makes Journalism ever more reliant on them.
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by am1988 9y ago
THe US didn't start the previous Korean war.
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by am1988 9y ago
Especially when most people are insulated from the cost of the phone. A car is a major purchase. It's the most expensive thing most people own other than a house.
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by am1988 9y ago
Yay, no real concept of ownership.
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by am1988 9y ago
> The absence of dials, switches, knobs, hidden buttons, things you have to twist in their own special way, it is all good. In it's place are things you have to touch and slide without the tacticle feedback and consistency of contro
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by am1988 9y ago
> One advantage is that, the indicators are never blocked when you are in a turn This screams made up problem to excuse a potential design flaw.
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by am1988 9y ago
Same compiler on all platforms would be one guess.
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by am1988 9y ago
It still works. X is a protocol, install a server and point at it. It's unsupported, which means it doesn't necessarily work well and they won't help you out.
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by am1988 9y ago
They also already have a contract with Bing for search.
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by am1988 9y ago
At what point is something anti-competitive? Facebook cloning snap features? They are dominant in social media, should they be allowed to do that? Google and their ad blocker plans? Being willing and able to lose money for a few years to dr