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callalex
3y ago
That’s a big claim with little sourcing.
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3y ago
I assume you mean no NEW cars in 2035. Meaning used cars will be around for another 20+ years.
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3y ago
And they would let you skip the preroll ads and just watch the damn movie.
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callalex
3y ago
Sure, but the technology we’re discussing in this case existed before even the entire company that is suing Apple existed. There was no risk or inventing involved.
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callalex
3y ago
Keep in mind that you are reading a corporate press release/propaganda piece, not journalism. It is going to be inherently one sided and will not tell the whole truth. Never take these kinds of statements at face value.
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3y ago
Well, the results marketed by this study are vastly overstated, bordering on unethical lying. Figure 1 is literally just made up. See discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38674971
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callalex
3y ago
Can someone expand these acronyms for me please?
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callalex
3y ago
They’re not being malicious, people just like misrepresenting what that data represents because hur hur look at the dumb green hippies. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38668665
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3y ago
But there is pressure forcing you to abandon functioning hardware, that’s my whole point. Obviously nobody should expect OS updates forever, but third party software stops supporting old hardware that they would run fine on because of the w
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3y ago
(This is because airports count as borders for BS reasons)
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3y ago
The existential risks that residents of a company town face. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_town
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3y ago
How would this work with the used market?
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3y ago
It’s also an insidious way to make perfectly good hardware obsolete. As Apple upgrades the OS, they slowly drop support for older hardware. This is usually justifiable, that’s just how OSs work for a variety of reasons. However it also mean
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3y ago
Which domain is it specific to?
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3y ago
They are, and that is not what Delta “insurance” covers.
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3y ago
English is NOT a Domain-Specific Language.
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3y ago
It’s super fun and cool that dentistry is controlled by a cartel and we just let it happen out in the open. It is NOT insurance, because there is no risk pooling or coverage for adverse events. It’s just a payment plan that sets prices unil
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callalex
3y ago
Can you expand on this?
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callalex
3y ago
You’re conflating policy for individual people with policy for corporations. The post is specifically calling out corporate welfare.
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3y ago
Just remember (this isn’t directed specifically at you), because apparently this needs reinforcing: public roads are not a racetrack! If you want to drive recklessly go to a track day. If you can afford a fast car and tires you can afford a
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3y ago
I’m not familiar with this, what are you referring to?
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3y ago
If you were emperor of Google Security what would you have them do differently?
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3y ago
No, Google flat out lying by calling something that is limited as “unlimited” is why we can’t have nice things. I don’t understand why anyone would go out of their way to defend blatant liars.
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3y ago
Mac Donald’s doesn’t advertise and sell for money access to unlimited ketchup packets as a product. Google did.
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3y ago
> They were nice before, he didn't comply… He didn’t comply with what? Show me where in Google’s communications where it said they were going to delete his data.
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3y ago
Would you describe the entirety of the US as “densely populated”?
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callalex
3y ago
Sure, but that still makes advertising paid YouTube as “ad-free” a lie and a scam.
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callalex
3y ago
Why do you consider such regulation to be heavy handed? They have definitively proven that they are happy to profit by harming others.
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3y ago
It’s not impossible at all, just hire more people. That may not be as profitable, though.
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3y ago
The scammer in this case is YouTube because they are taking money and promoting the scam. Now you can even say they are knowingly participating because the scam was reported to them and they claim to have reviewed the content.
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