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by entropea 6y ago
A significant portion of phone users are there for aesthetics and status. Those same people are unlikely to have a phone past 1-2 years after paying it off with their carrier.
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by entropea 6y ago
I tend to use my phone more as a computer with a lot of SSH, unzip/unrar, downloading audio files, editing audio files, sending videos, full file manager access, and I want to move to iOS because I am absolutely not liking Google a
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by entropea 6y ago
I've cracked a 3a screen and had pieces of it just fall out exposing the hardware behind it from a 6 inch drop off my lap onto my patio with one of those transparent cases on. This is the first time I've broken a phone screen in m
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by entropea 6y ago
Facebook has also been caught doing this (as mentioned in OP article as well). https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/27/yes-facebook-is-using-your...
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by entropea 6y ago
Coming from a Xiaomi with a 4500mAh battery packed in the same size phone as the 3a, the 3a is definitely lacking in battery life if you're a heavy phone user. The 3a will not last me from when I wake up until I go to sleep, where the
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by entropea 6y ago
Doesn't this legitimize what China does? I personally don't want the government telling me what I can and can't view or use, that sounds like China.
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by entropea 6y ago
I remember when terrorism was blowing up a building injuring almost 1000 people and killing countless more, or crashing airplanes into two buildings, killing 3000 and injuring countless more. Burning police cars that ended in not even an in
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by entropea 6y ago
I believe the antenna's + gear you will need will be larger than you'll want to haul around. Starlink is mainly for permanent rural installations where cable+fiber sees no profits.
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by entropea 6y ago
I bought a $449 Dell monitor @ Best Buy and saw they price matched Dell.com which was on sale for $329. No issues getting it knocked down to $329. They do often have different sku's so sometimes you'll see the same product thats a
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by entropea 6y ago
I bought my entire new 2020 gaming computer in individual parts, in person across 2-3 Best Buys in my area, except for the high end fans I wanted which came from Newegg. They're expanding what they carry, price match online, I get it i
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by entropea 6y ago
I'm actually quite worried about its abilities and effect it may have on the internet in more anonymous settings. It can easily trick humans not really paying attention and looking for issues. How can you tell what is real and isn&#x27
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by entropea 6y ago
I don't like that the "view full size image" is gone, or at least almost gone. I remember Google Images being very good in the early 2000's, but now it's really anti-user. It has become a chore to save images from G
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by entropea 6y ago
Mark Blyth is great and he's humorous. I really like his quick history of US neoliberalism. https://youtu.be/8rxrjhWTdv8
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by entropea 6y ago
>Chomsky’s take on the substance of what Greenspan said seems reasonably on target. Read the entire thing. It's not quite "pants on fire", its just not an exact quote. OP posting "explicitly" is incorrect since i
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by entropea 6y ago
Temporarily?? I could've sworn this was a permanent right of US citizens?
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by entropea 6y ago
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=police+patch There are the generic "POLICE" rectangle badges in there too. They are essentially unidentified.
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by entropea 6y ago
>That's what I would ask BLM protestors making people kneel on the basis of their gender, skin, or job, in the same ironic tone. "Making"? I don't think that's true. People are doing it in respect of black lives,
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by entropea 6y ago
I've heard some talk that the NDAA allows overriding habeus corpus, but I'm not a lawyer so I don't know if it's entirely true. Source: https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_57c9b648e4b06c750dd9cd6
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by entropea 6y ago
I have watched Jimmy Dore before and I enjoy a few of his videos and coverage of more obscure but important events, but he comparatively doesn't have a large audience compared to the corporate press. He's friends with Tiabbi, Gree
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by entropea 6y ago
You bring up a very good point about Saudi. We're friendly allies and I absolutely never see the rage for them and their human rights violations that I see against China. It's almost as if there's some manufactured consent oc
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by entropea 6y ago
We opened completely free trade to China so businesses could cut labor costs decades ago. It's just built into our system. What did everyone expect? You're absolutely right that this is another red scare. It's honestly remini
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by entropea 6y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods/ This must all be China. Your theory is no more than conspiracy.
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by entropea 6y ago
I think they get deleted because it becomes a flaming shit war real fast and is very unproductive. I personally don't think this title or video are relevant in the slightest on HN, and despite Reddit thinking China controls the website
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by entropea 6y ago
Chomsky & Herman have an entire book on why news agencies can't and don't work either. However, they clearly point out that there is also a lot of truth from those news agencies, but often not when it comes to domestic & f
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by entropea 6y ago
I've worked emergency communications and 911 dispatch during wildfires and a surprising amount of people don't leave their homes during an evacuation order.
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by entropea 6y ago
Thats thought ending. There isn't even a downside, you learn history.
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by entropea 6y ago
Brain Anyeurism
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by entropea 6y ago
Frankly it's not the business of the USA to "turn a system into a democracy". Every government has and can fall at the hands of its own people if needed. You cited two viciously deadly and brutal examples of imperialism and I
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by entropea 6y ago
Tell us more about what USA did in Japan
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by entropea 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings

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