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by fwn 10y ago
Allo and Hangouts don't share the same identifier (email/phone number). I believe that merging or converting is therefore probably impossible.
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by fwn 10y ago
I can understand the strategic reason for embedding snapchat in every product, but I can not see how all those changes do anything different than making the user experience worse for those who don't use the Snapchat media format. My co
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by fwn 10y ago
I'm foreign and maybe I'm mixing stuff up here but I always thought that giving companies (like Google) the right to decide on whom to employ is percieved to be deeply republican.
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by fwn 10y ago
Then I'd be a bad conscript. I don't even own land.
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by fwn 10y ago
If it's like it was in Germany they are probably drinking and messing things up. Which is reasonable, given someone disrupts your life and gives you a force hourly pay that borders satire.
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by fwn 10y ago
If there's not enough voluntary participants they'll opt for forced labor. That's conscription. What do I miss here?
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by fwn 10y ago
Six years ago I bought one of those longer Lacks for ~15EUR and heavily use it close to every day. The black top varnish seems to get pretty thin at the most used locations which is the only wear marks I can spot. I use it for eating, writi
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by fwn 10y ago
Because this is the nogo alternative of a false dichotomy designed to support the other presented route.
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by fwn 10y ago
He stole them? You mean they are gone now? Because the closest I can imagine happening is an unlicensed reproduction of your content, your credentials included. ... Like any archive service would do it.
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by fwn 10y ago
The US civil discourse sometimes strikes me.. For example if the biggest (?) US newspaper advises you to travel with as little data as possible because the gov. border controls are percieved as morally outrageous and there's just no pr
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by fwn 10y ago
The difference between the adsense data and the analytics data shows not the amount of users with content blockers but only those who block ads without also blocking trackers. (At least as long as it's one of those standard analytics s
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by fwn 10y ago
I don't see how a spam bot would actually improve communications in the long term. If the individual tweets value diminishes after adoption of such tools, the only long term effect will be that tweets just will be perceived to be less
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by fwn 10y ago
Some content is better, some worse. Arguing with the good content of our own generation against the bad content of the next generation is probably very typical for all of us.
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by fwn 10y ago
That's an interesting service! I'm curious: Are all prices fixed for available images?
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by fwn 10y ago
I wrote that there are good and bad visions and that assessment over a visions affiliation differs, yes. And I am pretty sure I can tell the difference. Finding a position on a vision is something probably everyone can do. Bonus: In certain
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by fwn 10y ago
I thought that is just the dismissive term for people that are believed to be destructivly committed to a specific idea. You are right in implying that it is rude. What would be the socially acceptable term for this phenomenon?
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by fwn 10y ago
Nope, Putin, that won't make the LinkedIn requests stop. Fun aside I can understand that authorities would try new approaches on smaller players first. The quality of the administrative insight isn't necessarily tied to the scale
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by fwn 10y ago
There are many great visions! But next to enabeling, productive visions there are also visions that end up making things worse. I can understand that assessments differ, but I can see that this author clearly and explicitly envisions to for
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by fwn 10y ago
The CCC however hosts many productive, far less hostile members and positions! Not that you implied different, but I think that this text isn't a great example for the many cool things the CCC does. https://www.ccc.de/e
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by fwn 10y ago
If pointing at something personal is rude and uncivilized, it's still rude and uncivilized if it is perceived to be true.
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by fwn 10y ago
...which doesn't mean it has to be part of their contemporary deletion rules.
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by fwn 10y ago
This, however, is something Google could trigger themselves as well. ...probably by cooperating with current producers.
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by fwn 10y ago
Maybe because I'm not very knowledgeable about this topic, but I do not get the argument here. Microsoft isn't a threat to Linux because they say so? Or did the market really change that fundamentally? I'm a bit lost here..
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by fwn 10y ago
Some countries are pretty straight forward about this. See Kazakhstan: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1232689
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by fwn 10y ago
There are better ways of avoiding such penalties. For example, instead of avoiding the product, you could try not to scam GoogleFi.
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by fwn 10y ago
Since you seem to know much more about that than me, forgive me asking a direct follow-up question: Is it, if it's WebRTC, only in-transit encryption or would that mean that the calls content isn't visible for WhatsApp/Facebo
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by fwn 10y ago
> This is the problem with people, not their team. I think that, from a design perspective, this is not a really good concept. If your defaults incentivize behaviour antagonistic to your users interest, you are still to blame for this ef
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by fwn 10y ago
I do believe, as I wrote, that they promoted end to end encryption. This is also what is directly observable in their statements.
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by fwn 10y ago
I'd love to know whether it is encrypted. They promoted their end to end encryption promise for messages, so I think they would've promoted it again if it still were true for the video call feature. edit: Google, for example, prom
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by fwn 10y ago
Having sex with whoever you decide. > radical liberties

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