chipperyman573

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by chipperyman573 11y ago
It's probably something to do with money - either they find that people are less addicted to them than the regular ones or they cost more to produce.
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Netflix Will Charge One Dollar More for Its Standard Plan(wired.com)
4 points by chipperyman573 11y ago|2 comments
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
Does AWS not offer customer service for billing issues?
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
Yeah, but you don't have access to any of their search engine. Unless google has invented a way to prevent any modification of any kind to a physical object, you will be able to modify it if you know what you're doing.
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
What's with apple and their super-privacy stance lately? First his letter, and now his interview. Not that I mind it, but I feel like they're expecting something bad to come out soon.
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
>I'm interested in why you consider it shady for a retailer not to sell a product. I don't see Google or Apple selling products from anyone but themselves (mostly. Apple does sell a few accessories and Google has some pure edit
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
Hmm, that's an interesting solution. You could always combine this with a private github repo and get easy-to-browse note-taking. It does seem like having to manually sync would be annoying though, is it really better than solutions li
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
That's just one company, though. It might be awful because of their specific policies.
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
Well, google doesn't know if people are active on non-google sites. And they couldn't tell advertisers or people would be able to upload 999 fake emails and 1 real one and tell if they're an active google user.
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
From what I've heard Netflix has a great culture surrounding it.
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
Google hasn't exactly been known to put users' privacy in front of gaining more information about them, though...
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
I agreed with you until your last line - apple has been doing stuff like this at least sense 2011[1] [1] http://arstechnica.com/apple/2011/04/how-apple-tracks-your-l...
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by chipperyman573 11y ago
No they can't, at least not in America.