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by criley2 8y ago
I'm not going to defend Monsanto's bad business practices, but I don't think I've ever met someone who accurately articulated real problems with Monsanto as opposed to hysteria and conspiracy theory, so this is probably
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by criley2 8y ago
LibreOffice has never been an excellent alternative, IMO. It comes across as a mediocre port of a copy of Excel from 15 years ago. Teaching users who are not great with computers and who know modern excel how to use some 1999-era LibreOffic
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by criley2 8y ago
If we're talking about non-VPN solutions, then Android continues to allow several ad-blocking solutions such as browsers with it built in, or browsers like Firefox which run extension systems which support popular blockers like Ublock
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by criley2 8y ago
The FDA is not the primary source of regulation in medical software, it's CMS. And while CMS regulations do not apply theoretically to private insurance and private practice, Medicare and Medicaid represent such a large segment of the
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by criley2 8y ago
I work for a medical software company which evaluated Watson for use in our diagnostic product. It should be seen as a Good Thing that medical is a Serious Field where Non-Serious Ideas get run through the ringer and fail. And that's w
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by criley2 8y ago
No, GDPR does not invalidate the personal property rights of the server owner to only allow access to their server under a terms of use. Sorry.
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by criley2 8y ago
Based on the entitled behavior in this thread, I seriously consider it. It it a cultural thing to feel entitled to other peoples work? Or just the agegroup of people on hacker news?
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by criley2 8y ago
How do you know I am not personally affected by freeloaders who wish to steal content from me and use laws as justification for their entitlement to free no-strings access to my work? That's very presumptuous.
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by criley2 8y ago
Or Europeans will have to do with paygates and subscription fees. There is no "making due". These companies are run very thin already. There is already much less talent, much less pay, and much less quality than most of us would w
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by criley2 8y ago
>Newspapers and magazines have sold advertising without individual reader targeting for years and it continues to be a viable business model Newspapers and magazines charges a subscription. Are you suggesting we should now charge Europea
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by criley2 8y ago
Why do you have the 'right' to access a private server without agreeing to a terms of use?
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by criley2 8y ago
>I'm sure somebody will try to claim it's "necessary" to their business to track people and sell everything they possibly can, and I expect European courts to decide that's laughable nonsense. Who pays the verge
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by criley2 8y ago
>And yes, it most definitely does load slower for me - I have nothing but a blank white page for several seconds. This is quite obviously an error state, likely caused by an extension of yours. Have you tried using Amp in a fresh install
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by criley2 8y ago
I've always thought about this. Basically, drive through for dinner kits and/or a Uber Eats for dinner kits. You drive up, and you can get: - Kit of ingredients and instructions for a home cooked meal - Kit of prepped ingredients
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by criley2 8y ago
There are several "dining" theatres near me including one which only has full service prior to the films beginning, and all of them are low-occupancy theatres with online seat selection and generally very large, comfortable, somet
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by criley2 8y ago
I feel like honoring Do Not Tracks is like honoring deadbolts on wooden doors. Most people honor it, but you're not using it to keep those people out...
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by criley2 9y ago
For the record -- OF COURSE he's a friend/loyal to Putin, because in the Russian state all of the oligarchs owe fealty to the leader. Look to Mikhail Khodorkovsky to see what happens to those that aren't Putin's friends.
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by criley2 9y ago
Amazon isn't in the business of forcing oppressive regimes to realize they are oppressive regimes, they are in the business of selling goods and services regardless of the oppressiveness of the regime governing the region where the cur
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by criley2 9y ago
I woke up this morning to several new labels in my gmail to delete all emails for "bank" "card" "paypal" etc, and paypal was hacked with purchases. But my gmail has zero new logins, my 2fa wasn't triggered
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by criley2 9y ago
I feel like this is a normal amount of problems combined with a very high level of transparency
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by criley2 9y ago
Your link disproves you, not him. "NRA receives 350M/yr in 2014" "NRA has received, in total, 80M from individual donors in the past 13 years" "NRA received 22M from individual donors in 2014" 22M of 350M
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by criley2 9y ago
>No it hasn't, they only released the official reddit app in 2016. Reddit bought alien blue in 2014 but even that was only available on iOS ?? Are you confusing the reddit API with the official crap reddit app? It's okay to be
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by criley2 9y ago
A web browser is an inferior tool for the job of accessing reddit API in a mobile context. Reddit has always been app-first on mobile, web-first on desktop. This has been true since the very first reddit mobile app. If you're okay usin
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by criley2 9y ago
Mine have the strip that says "call" but they work on first chip use...
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by criley2 9y ago
They ARE technically knowledgeable for the 16-21 year old average demographic. Go compare a reddit technology thread to a youtube comment section. Big difference in writing quality, avg length of post, use of source and data, etc. You proba
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by criley2 9y ago
"When I got back from a trip I took abroad with my family earlier this year, my friends mentioned that they'd seen the photos that "I" had posted to Facebook. Except... I hadn't posted any photos to Facebook. I have
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by criley2 9y ago
Reddit is a perfect example of a tech-focused product for a minority of young, white, tech-oriented men (and a minority of others) that while it influences the outside world, is mainly invisible to it. If you want to build a reddit, you&#x2
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by criley2 9y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/fluoridation/faqs/infant-formula.html >Can I use flouridated tap water to mix formula? "Yes, you can use fluoridated water for preparing infant formula. However, if your child is only c
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by criley2 9y ago
Sure. https://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2018/01/daily-... Is a great place to start.
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by criley2 9y ago
Oh, the US didn't meet the USSR in Berlin, stop the westward movement of the Soviet advance, saving dozens of countries from communism? My bad, I totally forgot that the Cold War never happened and that the soldiers of WW2 didn't

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