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6y ago
Unless I'm missing something, the standard sounds pretty stupid
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6y ago
That's been the traditional way of launching new apps—iPhone development is way easier and iPhone owners are way wealthier.
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6y ago
And you base that on what? At least where I live I can't even record a phone conversation without informing the other party, much less divulge it...
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6y ago
>As an open source maintainer since over twenty years, I know flame wars and personal attacks and I have a fairly thick skin and I don’t let words get to me easily. It took me a minute to absorb and realize it was actually meant as a dir
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6y ago
I assume the electronic part has no access whatsoever to the firing part... Let's hope these people are more competent than those who build chastity belts ;-)
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6y ago
Why does it say "recognizes" but then "penalise" in the same paragraph?
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6y ago
I understand all cities want to attract talent. If people can't stand NY, new yorkers should be interested in why.
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6y ago
Yep. I have tinnitus and when I enable ANC all I hear is tinnitus... as expected
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6y ago
Who considers him a threat to democracy? Journalists who are tired of not being able to control the narrative anymore? Or the left who are tired of their lapdogs, the mass media, not being able to control the narrative anymore?
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6y ago
Because it was simple for a long time, then it became very popular and you have to listen to the idiots.
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6y ago
> Disclaimer: I'm an Indian, so an Asian. That's not exactly how "Asian" works.
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> Like it or not, I believe that the "expectation of privacy" argument has been settled in courts. The answer is that if you're in public, you have no expectation of privacy. That sounds awful. Everybody needs to go out ev
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6y ago
I think it really is a disgrace that his photo and name are out there linked to this. It's most likely not his fault.
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6y ago
According to the Apple documentation, if the user is in China this check "may" be done via Tencent. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210675 >For users with China mainland set as their region in Settings &
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6y ago
With so many mentions of the Fed, I find this comment to be extremely antisemitic.
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6y ago
honk honk
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6y ago
>There are some JVM languages that are better and have similar performance. How about a single example?
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6y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for when I read the title of this submission ;P
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6y ago
Most shared hostings work like that, they do not have a VM per user, and the professional ones don't get hacked often.
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6y ago
Maybe you need a master's on Google: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=userscrip...
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6y ago
https://www.bleepstatic.com/images/news/u/1164866/2021/Feb%2... Isn't this automatic because too many people reported your posts?
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6y ago
Destroy yourselves and you won't have to live in a world where people use energy as they see fit.
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6y ago
Interesting. I see you are French--that makes sense, since it's only France and Germany ruling the EU.
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Like the average EU citizen, I don't remember ever voting for anybody who represents me in the EU and I don't know any of the structures of power of the EU or how they work.
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6y ago
Nobody said it does?
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6y ago
You assume that if there were more asians working at apple this wouldn't have happened. Do you think asians spend all day searching for "asian" on google? How many times did you search for your race on google last year?
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6y ago
> Hanlon’s razor is no excuse for discrimination. In fact it’s the most common excuse No it is not.
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2018: "In Europe, Speech Is an Alienable Right: [the European Court of Human Rights] upheld an Austrian woman’s conviction for disparaging the Prophet Muhammad." https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/
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6y ago
Brave does not inject their own ads into websites.
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6y ago
Fake reviews are a problem here in Europe, but I haven't heard of counterfeit goods. What I don't like of Amazon now is how it is flooded with Chinese crap. It looks like Aliexpress.
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