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by dannyr 7y ago
"Poor record" is actually not my experience. Customer service with Fi and Google Store is pretty excellent. A lot of people in my network also have the same good experience.
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by dannyr 7y ago
In the long term, it's not user-centric at all. Amazon pushing its own products drive 3rd-party resellers out of business and eventually, no other choices for consumers.
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by dannyr 7y ago
It is at odds but why can't I feel both? I believe people working directly on Libra have good intentions but Zuckerberg's previous actions are just making it almost impossible to achieve Libra's objectives. At Facebook's
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by dannyr 7y ago
I dislike Facebook but I kind of feel sorry for them now because any ambitious thing that they'll attempt will probably be blocked by governments now. Facebook and Zuckerberg deserves it though.
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by dannyr 7y ago
Interesting that you only mention copying on Huawei's part but not how Apple has copied features on their IPhones from Huawei and other Asian phone makers.
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by dannyr 7y ago
He's probably speaking mostly of European airlines. I flew from London to Florence last year. A passenger had peanut allergies. The flight did not serve any food at all because they can't guarantee any of their food doesn't c
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by dannyr 7y ago
I get something like this but on Instagram. I get a badge on Instagram saying that I have pending notifications on Facebook and there's an "Open Facebook" item in the Settings menu of the Instagram app.
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by dannyr 7y ago
I mean, that's already implied if you look at the comment I'm responding to.
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by dannyr 7y ago
Metro Manila is not as dense but delivery here is so cheap. Grab and Lala are huge in Manila.
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by dannyr 7y ago
Oh, you keep saying in your comments that Facebook isn't dumb. I agree. Facebook's leadership is smart. They know what they are doing. They just hope that most of us would be dumb enough to believe them.
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by dannyr 7y ago
FWIW, Facebook for years also said that they care about our privacy. Now, in court, they argue that there's no expectation of privacy on Facebook. They are just now telling you what you want to hear but that's probat not what they
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by dannyr 7y ago
Oh my. What else should Facebook do for you not to trust their word? Do you think Zuckerberg just magically became a trustworthy person?
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by dannyr 7y ago
I read the article and it mentioned that in the past year YouTube started recommending videos from left-leaning creators. "IN 2018, nearly four years after Mr. Cain had begun watching right-wing YouTube videos, a new kind of video bega
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by dannyr 7y ago
Google apps and a lot of other apps need Google Play Services to work.
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by dannyr 7y ago
Homeowners vote often and also are more engaged. They show up to hearings more than renters. This is the problem with renters. When they don't like how things are going, maybe they feel helpless, they just move to a different city.
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by dannyr 7y ago
I thought this was a good development but you seem to be very disappointed. Glass half-full I guess.
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by dannyr 7y ago
What do you mean "improve the overhead"? Can you elaborate without giving the specifics away?
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by dannyr 8y ago
Yet not many people switch to Bing but so many drivers drive for both Uber and Lyft and riders who easily take whichever is cheaper between Uber and Lyft.
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by dannyr 8y ago
When I used to visit Facebook, I get "Popular On Your Network" stories. I consider #2 as injected. Basically, any content that was not directly posted by a "friend" to share to their network.
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Why Facebook Still Seems to Spy on You(wsj.com)
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by dannyr 8y ago
Problem is governments never really acted aside from the US congressional hearings. While this is happening, Facebook's profits are up. There's really nothing compelling Zuck and Facebook to act morally and legally.
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by dannyr 8y ago
I'm disappointed that Google was fine with Onavo being in the Play Store and it took Facebook (!) itself to actually remove the app.
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by dannyr 8y ago
Yup. Both Apple and Google has to give user data to law enforcement when issued a search warrant.
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by dannyr 8y ago
If you read the article, "Location services may collect and share data with companies like Google and Apple, who in turn may share it with law enforcement agencies. "
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by dannyr 8y ago
I agree with you on Google's monopoly but imagine if every browser has to go through proposal process to release any feature? Everything will just stagnate. Browsers copy features from each other. If this is a useful feature, it would
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by dannyr 8y ago
He's been saying he's gonna fix things for years and they are still a problem.
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by dannyr 8y ago
If you think this is painful, look up his thread about his 10-day meditation retreat. It's insufferable. https://twitter.com/jack/status/1071575088695140353
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by dannyr 8y ago
$5 or more coffees are common in San Francisco.
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by dannyr 8y ago
Carriers are partly to blame for accepting the money from Facebook. They are getting paid. Yes, personal responsibility is also needed. Keep in mind though that Facebook has used a lot of behavioral manipulation to squeeze engagement out of
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by dannyr 8y ago
I (the original commenter) am Filipino. Born and raised in the Philippines.

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