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substantial styling enhancements.
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almost gasp like a book.
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Because reading words requires substantial styling enhancements over what the browser is already capable of? Has anyone picked up a book lately? You need a UI team to create a page of readable text? That sounds like an expensive waste. But
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Aesthetics are more important than content?? Where did you get that idea from?
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Political philosophy? Different cultures approach life in different ways. Where’s the politics in that? Families sleeping together is the the absolute opposite of post modern. Letting a baby cry out for its parents while it’s alone is a ‘go
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And I'm sure the kids still remained with their parents at night. Through all of our known history across all cultures families have slept together. It is only in the past few centuries that European wealth and individualism changed
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Those days, most of the world lives like this now. Intimacy when you have kids is not the highest priority that overrides everything. Im not saying its not important, just that you don't make life choices based on if we 'can get
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Ancestors? It's normal now, just not where you are. A couple of centuries ago a bunch of upper class Europeans in big homes made it a point of having separate rooms for kids as means of showing off their wealth and status, and now her
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Humans have always slept in family groups. It seems like the more natural thing to do. Likewise with nudity. Westerner's are hung up on covering themselves up in front of family members at a certain age. Many Asian cultures don'
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Disagreeing with someone doesn't mean you dislike them.
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Why is my statement any different to what a person on the street would say when a random stranger tries to interact with them? People on the street always WANT something from you. It is rarely ever for the benefit of the recipient. Thats w
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Why get paid while your socialising with people in a work environment when you can isolate yourself at home and talk to randoms on the street or join clubs at your own expense and time. Friends can be made anywhere BUT work now apparently.
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What bizarro world is this?
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Dragging us back.. says it all really. The majority of companies weren't supporting remote work as a new flexible way for their employees to work. They were supporting remote work because it was the only way to get ANY work done at a
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Around the world, weather observation and data collection is in most cases a public service provided by the government. The accessible data weather bureau's provide is also unique and country specific.
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Well theres lots of weather isn't there.
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Wrong use case. It's an API to service businesses who require 1,000,000s requests a month. Its not made for individuals who just want to check the weather.
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WeatherKit and Dark Sky just mush data provided by government sources across many countries into a common format.
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By making it so cumbersome to use that people won’t bother with it.
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I would keep going but what a waste of a day. Agree to disagree.
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Ok so now we are going into the history of browsers, who said anything about paying for browsers. Your argument was 'why are web apps not popular on Android then', and I explained why.
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Again, I bought GoW Ragnorok for $30 cheaper than the digital store ($99 in store, $129 on PSN). Same for most new releases, the PSN store is always overpriced. Same with xbox. Now we are talking sale of physical items on Amazon. Amazon is
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I’m not aware of any proof this is the case. Regardless of platform, what business is going to invest the time and money required to make a competing platform for app delivery on mobile that rivals the current stores? Both Google and Apple
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Are browsers the same as app stores? Are browsers designed to search for vetted web apps and provide an environment for them to run without the browser bulk? Are browsers designed for ease of purchase? Are alternative browsers supposed to b
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Just because Android devices can allow for alternative stores, doesn't mean in anyway that it's easy to setup, nor is it simple to write software in the limited sandbox provided that needs to work independently of Google services.
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Again you are comparing the real world with digital. Are companies manufacturing software from sourced resources, excluding people and labour? Is Apple physically distributing software in trucks to stores across the country. No, none of th
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So you complete changed the argument from retail to wholesale. That licensing fee applies to digital and physical copies so why is it relevant? Retail is a physical space, rent applies to properties in the real world. Rent does not apply t
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Every retail store sales at price higher than retail? Do they now... I just bought GoW Ragnorok at retail $30 cheaper than its listing on the PSN Store. This is the same for most new release titles, retail is cheaper. Besides, you can'
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What makes this cutting edge, easy to find music from 2011 more interesting? I get it, opinions.
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Sure its an opinion, but just saying it's random presents without proof of that and that it's easier to find more atmospheric, nuanced and better produced songs without providing any is rather meaningless. What is minimal about it
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