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Trump says US gov will 'take a look' at Thiel's accusations of treason by Google(twitter.com)
5 points by gberger 7y ago|1 comments
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by gberger 7y ago
Influences drive up time spent on IG, which drives up ad revenue
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by gberger 7y ago
This article/list portrays a good sentiment, but it misses the most important point: VOTE for politicians that support green policies. It is naive to assume that people everywhere will read articles like this and educate themselves and
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by gberger 7y ago
Where do you live, where do your family and friends live, and where do you often travel to?
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by gberger 7y ago
Because Elon Musk is not the government
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by gberger 7y ago
No pictures of the working space?
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by gberger 7y ago
'Falsehoods programmers believe about time: - Every day has a sunrise and a sunset'
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by gberger 7y ago
There's a name conflict. The GBP is called 'libra' in Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking countries.
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by gberger 7y ago
I believe there is already some kind of integration between Gmail and Gdrive. You can attach files from your Google Drive and what really gets sent is a link.
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by gberger 7y ago
And C#.
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by gberger 7y ago
It is similar in lore/setting.
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by gberger 8y ago
> The "defendant, who was entrusted with our nation’s critical secrets, put our country and human lives — including the lives of assets — at risk for financial gain," prosecutors said in their sentencing memo. What does "l
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by gberger 8y ago
I'm pretty sure WeChat does all 3...
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by gberger 8y ago
This is a strawman. Who actually says both these things?
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by gberger 8y ago
These are hardcoded in the apps. If they disable a key, they would need to release a new version of the app (ok), and all users would need to update (infeasible).
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by gberger 8y ago
> No country has so many immigrants working in their tech sector. Usually the kind of tech+military work that actually gets people bombed and killed is reserved for US citizens with security clearance. Unless you're implying that, l
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by gberger 8y ago
You'd need to provide an image with a copyright status appropriate for Wikipedia, which might not be trivial in some cases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Uploading_images
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by gberger 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I was initially confused because the article is UK/EU-based where such differentiations aren't as prevalent.
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by gberger 8y ago
Could you please elaborate on how the political leaning of the government could affect this situation?
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by gberger 8y ago
The same can be said about oil companies profiting from climate change. Or any other industry practice that harms consumers/society while raking in profits. And this is exactly why it needs regulation.
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I Am Sorry That I Suck at Keeping in Touch(thoughtcatalog.com)
2 points by gberger 8y ago|0 comments
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by gberger 8y ago
Isn't remembering your QQ number similar to remembering your phone number? I think the author is being overly dramatic as to how hard it is to remember it.
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by gberger 8y ago
Would the situation be any different if the man had booked the Frankfurt-Berlin leg with a different airline? Well, for starters, Lufthansa wouldn't have any way to know that the passenger flew to Berlin; for all it knew, he could have
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by gberger 8y ago
I meant to ask “how do they page people if PD is down?”, which kenrose included in this reply.
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by gberger 8y ago
Curious how PagerDuty handles incident response when PagerDuty itself is down.
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by gberger 8y ago
Then the dog would be the defendant, not a witness.
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by gberger 8y ago
Wait, you're telling me he could have turned $1M into $3B just through investing in mutual funds?
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by gberger 8y ago
No mention of reddit?
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by gberger 8y ago
What's the privacy policy on your tool? The data that I enter, do you have access to it?
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by gberger 8y ago
> So we have WhatsApp, Instagram, Oculus quickly in a row. > FAANG Well, all those you mentioned are all in Facebook.

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