audi100quattro

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by audi100quattro 9y ago
Your argument is self-defeating. If you're wondering why there are no, not even one (unless you want to count gog.com/movies), drm-free video buying sites, well, you have your answer. If people are ok with DRM while-renting, well,
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by audi100quattro 9y ago
Consumer unfriendliness can be at multiple levels, not just in a falsely advertised plan. The FTC sued AT&T over wrongful advertising and changes of a data plan, a consumer affair issue. Figuring out whether your ISP is correctly being
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by audi100quattro 9y ago
If you were ok with Netflix DRM at some point, getting rid of VPNs is only better enforcing what they're trying to do with DRM, preventing unauthorized content access. Probably not Netflix's choice. Binge-on is horrible, but you c
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by audi100quattro 9y ago
The current Title II framework allows the FCC to look at cases on a case by case basis exactly for this reason. If you are making all VoIP traffic faster, it's ok. If your ISP does consumer unfriendly behavior (low data caps, zero-rati
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by audi100quattro 9y ago
+1 for their ~$20 bluetooth headphones. I'm not sure why wired headphones still exist unless you're an audiophile.
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
The costs to run it are too high and haven't or can't be reduced. Granted, the demographics Yahoo can target and Yahoo's share of internet advertising aren't the most appealing, they did buy Flurry and others which were
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
There are procedures for auditing counties can have, paper ballots have barcodes which must be unique or fit a pattern. If voting machines have printed receipts (the only sane way to do electronic voting afaik) the printed receipts can also
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
Maybe Google could come up with a zero-cost tab and have users pick it (more than 10 tabs?) when they don't care about latency and pre-loading of webpages so much.
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
I also like this: http://blog.detour.com/introducing-progressive-equity/ Early exercise for the vast majority then is something you have to know to ask for in addition to number of shares.
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
I wonder how many Uber employees asked for early exercise and got it in their offer letters. It is definitely not standard practice AFAIK.
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
There are also keywords: https://askubuntu.com/questions/445749/whats-the-difference-...
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by audi100quattro 10y ago
Could you define slow operations? I am trying to better imagine a CPU having to throw out work where it is basically trying to get from a cache-miss (failure) to cache-miss (failure) as fast as it can.
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
I've had one from amazon warehouse deals for a while (around $200 ~2 years ago too). Completely worth it for the screen size when working, studying and for fun. Wish they had a touch screen version and thin bezel. I bought it specifica
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
Scala by example and the coursera courses by Martin Odersky have helped me, but like Li said, there is no substitute to having something in mind and getting your hands dirty using Akka, Play or Spark and Googling what you don't know.
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
...and if you incentivized the producers (which is also redistribution) while disincentivized the spendthrift you will not be left with much of a population to keep redistributing from. Ultimately this is bad for the producers, I am not sur
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
Still not it India or China, all of Asia (except for Japan) and Africa, isn't what I would call around the world...
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
He did say this was a gloomy suggestion..
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
Yep, maybe Bono has a trademark he can enforce? Seems like it was definitely a differentiated brand a while back which (YouTube)RED is now trying to piggyback on.
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by audi100quattro 11y ago
Related to http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/verizo... perhaps? dd-wrt is specifically mentioned by the FCC on Page 2 of the pdf: "What prevents third parties from loading non-US vers