bun_at_work

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by bun_at_work 8y ago
Seattle?
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
Mandatory voting? How would you propose enforcing it? How does Australia enforce it? I'm not necessarily against mandatory voting, but it would be very hard to convince the American public that mandatory voting is a good idea when a hu
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
By making it a paid service, the author effectively kills two of those issues straight away - No ads and reduced fake news issues. The ads claim is obvious, they don't host ads because they don't need the revenue. However, that fa
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
> an effective workflow fosters and boosts product innovation Is there a way to use this without Boost?
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
Wow. You completely missed the point OP was making and instead did what he was complaining about. Incredible.
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
OP is asking for citations regarding the rise in crime you referred to. Understand - crime rates have been going down historically. Things are not getting worse, they are getting better. While that doesn't mean everything is OK yes, cr
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
This just isn't true in all cases.
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
The existing systems in China place various pressures on the people there. You can't make the claim that Chinese people are morally bankrupt based on those cases alone. The government is, for sure. However, it's the legal system&#
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
Their motivations don't make their work bad. OP is pointing out that MS is much less an enemy of OSS than they used to be, not that you should use their software and services. I hate MS, but please, don't make the case that no pro
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
I think you make a reasonable point here, but it doesn't change the facts about what reasonable attack surfaces are, made elsewhere. For example, why place a detectable piece of hardware onto the MoBo, instead of just installing malici
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> but after reading review that it makes picture every few seconds and each time you blink and uploads it to Google This is a ridiculous claim and should be discarded without sources. Do you have any?
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
I'm not trying to justify anything, exactly. I'm pointing out that oversimplifying the situation is not helpful. However, they are different in this case because Venezuela's market isn't large enough that Google feels th
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
Just a few things: 1) This tool is made by an Alphabet owned company (Jigsaw), not Google, another Alphabet owned company. The companies will have different missions, even if profits flow the same direction. 2) Venezuela doesn't have a
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What data is it that Google collects without telling the user? Granted, they don't issue some pop-up notification or e-mail for every piece of data they collect, as the collect it, but every user has full access to all of the data poin
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by bun_at_work 8y ago
This is a little ridiculous. Do you think there is no value in password managers? It's almost certainly better to have many complex passwords managed for you and only one strong password to protect them all, than to remember the same f