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appleflaxen
3y ago
Microsoft is a convicted monopolist. Other companies might have a monopoly on Web ads, but Microsoft has been convicted . That's amazing. And evil.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
How did the world find out?
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appleflaxen
3y ago
> “[T]he average user must recognize that YouTube content, unlike media content on other websites, cannot be downloaded with a simple right-click and must be aware that this is achieved using technology on YouTube and that youtube-dl ‘ov
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appleflaxen
3y ago
And, if those projects had been licensed using AGPL, then Hashicorp would not be able to relicense this without negotiating a non-GPL license for themselves, first. I don't understand why GPL gets so much hate on HN.
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3y ago
He nailed it. Credit where it's due.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
I think this looks super cool! Thanks for developing it.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
This sounds insightful but I don't know what it means. Can anyone explain it to me?
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appleflaxen
3y ago
I want to see tether fail, but the timing relative to the announcement of paypal's digital dollar makes this really suspicious.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
As if four Google engineers advanced a proposal to make sure ads on the page get served because of their own, non Google, interests. "They just love ads!"
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appleflaxen
3y ago
This looks awesome
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Can we measure the wealth gap instead?
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appleflaxen
3y ago
This approach seems incredibly out of touch.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Elixir is a fantastic effort, and the criticism the GP comment made is in no way justified. I'm sorry you are taking flak as an open source programmer for something so far from the truth. There are lots of silent fans of your teams
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appleflaxen
3y ago
But not before irritating their users by making it mandatory and un removable because the system can't function without it.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
The issue wasn't the inability to convert it: it was the inability to spend it without being tracked.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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appleflaxen
3y ago
That's incredible
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Do they mean Hansen's disease?
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Does this increase the interest rate the USG just pay to borrow money?
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Elon's aesthetic sense is more appropriate for a brothel than a tech company.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Inertia doesn't make you whip sounds in different directions. That's turbulence and wind, and about as good a landing sad you could ask for under the circumstances.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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appleflaxen
3y ago
> My ultimate goal was to observe all 10,000 license plates before my time on this Earth is up - which I predict to be in around 50 years. Good news: the chance of this coming to pass is the same whether you play or not!
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appleflaxen
3y ago
The article quotes the price at 20k
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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appleflaxen
3y ago
These are the engineers who've sold the world (wide web).
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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appleflaxen
3y ago
The disease affects 3000 people worldwide, but the treatment "could help millions"? The title seems like poor editing.
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appleflaxen
3y ago
Consider r/redditseppuku
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