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caiob
9y ago
Affiliate commissions generate a lot of fake reviews. I think this is a good move by Apple; although I believe they should simply shut down the entire program.
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Sao Paulo's former mayor Fernando Haddad's popularity took a plunge as soon as he announced that he was replacing all conventional bulbs with LED. The population thought that was a step backwards and instead elected the host of th
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caiob
9y ago
> Really neat stuff Pun intended?
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caiob
10y ago
If only Apple would decouple Music from iTunes as well, that would be a huge +1.
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10y ago
Exactly. And "Freedom of Speech" is a broad term, with a wide variety of implications. Freedom of speech also means being able to channel ideas that aren't as popular and most of the mainstream media may not agree with. Peopl
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caiob
10y ago
I still have a hard time understanding why an early stage acquisition is something to be celebrated in this industry.
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10y ago
Same here.
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10y ago
I know nearly nothing about browser development, but I'm curious to learn as to why Mozilla spends so much time on a PDF renderer?
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caiob
10y ago
That goes to show how space/memory hungry and bloated browsers have become.
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10y ago
Safari has indeed a public bug tracker. https://bugs.webkit.org
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10y ago
Works fine here.
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10y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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10y ago
How exactly do you think this comment is contributing to the project?
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10y ago
Canada ≄ America
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10y ago
> VBR encoding is far more space-efficient and better-sounding than constant-bitrate (CBR) encoding While this may be true for podcasts, it's def false for music files.
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10y ago
In the 60s, that was a modern masterpiece. Can't blame Niemeyer for living in a time where cars and roads were a priority.
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10y ago
> _What kind of coups is done with ample defense opportunity and full validation of the Supreme Court?_ Ermmm.. defense opportunity? A totally partisan-biased Supreme Court does not leave much for a defense strategy. That's like put
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10y ago
Great read. Portugal has such an interesting history.
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10y ago
Jealousy is one thing, but do you really need it?
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10y ago
Spotty public transit? Vancouver has one of the best public transportation systems in North America. Honestly, Vancouverites aren't at all bothered by the fact that Uber doesn't exist out there. The author clearly has never been t
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10y ago
They talk as if the only concern of someone using a VPN is to pirate Netflix.
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10y ago
Didn't ticket enough. I say, ticket all the cars just for being on the street. We need more public transit.
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10y ago
Jealous much?
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11y ago
Why are more roads the immediate answer when talking about transit investment? People get it totally wrong. Less roads means less cars on the streets. We need massive transportation systems and bike paths.
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11y ago
25 years! holy moly!
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11y ago
Canada is the closest thing you will get to those goals without being trapped in a boring isolated Nordic European country.
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11y ago
Simple reciprocity.
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11y ago
Portland much?
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11y ago
Yet another way to rub their native app in my face before I can even get to their web app.
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11y ago
Hold on, the guy holds "an extremely senior position" but has only been there for 9 months? Additionally, he claims to be able to retire tomorrow if he wanted. Something doesn't sound right.
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