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961.
by fwn 12y ago
Yep. If the article would have been linked under this sentence instead of the clickbaity "Say No" I would've saved time and energy today by not reading about this annoyingly simple notion.
962.
by fwn 12y ago
Wait what? No postal voting in the US? This is peculiar.
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by fwn 12y ago
Fair enough. This said I won't belive all of this to be rooted in reasons beyond control.
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by fwn 12y ago
Prohibiting low income jobs for those in need seems like a very cynical idea to fight low income poverty.
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by fwn 12y ago
It is a great tragedy that there is the need for such 24h daycare services. - Both for children and parents. Speaking about parents: I really wonder how they got to this point. Clearly creating two children while in need of two low paid job
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by fwn 12y ago
This really depends on who is considered to be a customer. Imagine a street musician who wants every listener to pay money instead of few voluntary contributors. (Would fail - too little reach) Or a shopping mall / water front/ et
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by fwn 12y ago
I use and pay Evernote. I love the idea. But lately I think they stopped innovating their software and focused on office supplies and messenger bags. There are many things they could've improved by now. I hope their easy money won&#x27
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by fwn 12y ago
They don't want Google to be able to buy it. They want Google to be forced to buy it. If you took ice cream for free that doesn't give anyone the right to force you to buy it.
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by fwn 12y ago
Ok, Google will face less damage than a possible publisher cartel. That's probably true. But how is that supposed to 1. justify Google as a monopolist 2. legitimize the cartels rent seeking ambitions and 3. make that "a point&quot
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by fwn 12y ago
Since Google et al will always get exceptions from publishers, the Leistungsschutzrecht will primarily hurt small companies and start-ups through its newly embedded legal uncertainty. Little business without a lobby in Germany..
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by fwn 12y ago
I'm with you. I should've written: We all know every service will end, therefore this notion is useless. I doubt that the average google product lifetime undercuts the average overall product lifetime.
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by fwn 12y ago
I feel that this "it will disappear" notion right behind every Google announcement slowly tends to get some witty meme. We all know every service will end.
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by fwn 12y ago
I guess it'll look quite empty after that.
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by fwn 12y ago
"[...] we introduced [...] maintaining the ability to break the anonymity of a sender in case of misconduct . The revocation of the anonymity will require the use of secret sharing schemes , [...] the lifting of the anonymity of t
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by fwn 12y ago
"We" don't "act together (via legislation)". Legislation finds it's cause in parliamentarian incentives, cooperation and probably a lot of coincidence. "Market forces" are basically the sum of individ
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by fwn 12y ago
Evernote looks light on the wallet next to such prices: Free Starting at 20 notes Up to 70 notes (10 notes per referral) Pro +200 notes more Starting at $9.99/month Src.: http://www.voogla.com/pricing
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by fwn 12y ago
You compare two different types of monopoly. It may be true that Uber will "monopolize" the market regarding the amount of suppliers, but: You always can use potential future alternatives. Those small taxi organisations who are de
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by fwn 12y ago
Such a statement will probably result in good press. It may be racist to regard skin color in recruiting decisions but I think this will not end up being used against YC since most people don't care as long as whites are not favoured.