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12y ago
Whose biases should your news be filtered by?
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12y ago
It makes no sense at all to make feature requests in a review. Reviews are for other users to read. Feature requests should be sent to the developer.
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12y ago
When does this magical tipping point arrive?
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12y ago
The fact that Google has destroyed user trust is what gives Baidu an opening.
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12y ago
Are you claiming that people never die because of bad law or bad science?
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12y ago
That seems a little easy-going. Yes, it's good that an electic car is being tested alongside other cars, but it seems as though we have moved beyond that point. In particular Tesla is rightly showing no humility about their cars.
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12y ago
For one thing, traffic patterns, and the VPN endpoint would be a clue.
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12y ago
How can 'anyone have access to production technology' (which incidentally includes the education necessary to utilize it), if they have no income?
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12y ago
That assumes that Apple will be beholden to enterprises and forced to stop innovating the way Microsoft did. Given the enterprise market is much smaller than the consumer market, that isn't going to happen.
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12y ago
Are you claiming your comment is factual or not? I'm stating an opinion. Not facts. You seem to claim some kind of higher authority, and I'm calling you out for that. [edit: I see that rather than replying, you have dishonestly
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12y ago
Your comment is not factual. It's a cynical opinion. Does Marco hope that this will make you feel good about him and his app? That seems likely. Does he also want to support independent developers? That seems likely too. Not everyt
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12y ago
Why do you say the blackberry systems are likely to be replaced with device agnostic ones? Do you have some insider information? Also you seem to have missed the part where IBM state that they are going to develop more than 100 apps.
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12y ago
Who is talking about a selloff of shares?
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12y ago
Nice phones, but with a vastly greater risk of malware and industrial espionage.
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12y ago
If Microsoft goes to zero revenue, their shareholders will have different uses for the cash. Long before that point it will be dismantled. [edit: downvotes, seriously? I'm just pointing out that Microsoft is not a private company tha
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12y ago
How do ISPs gain the rights to dig up the streets in Russia?
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12y ago
There is a distinction, but I think that primarily does imply that profit takes priority over ethical concerns, so I'd argue that in this case the distinction doesn't change the argument.
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12y ago
Being motivated 'purely by profit' means that you are deliberately acting without morals. That isn't an unintended consequence. It is an intended consequence of pretending you aren't responsible for your actions.
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12y ago
Seriously, how is this downvoted? It's a sincere question. I enjoyed looking at the site, and I loved the interface, but I didn't get any insight into the data. Can someone enlighten me?
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12y ago
This is an astonishingly beautiful website, and clearly shows the technical and design skill of Anand. However, I'm genuinely not sure what the purpose of this dashboard is other than as a résumé piece. What questions does it answer?
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12y ago
'Tron' as a suffix suggests electronic or mechanized.
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12y ago
Or maybe they might be able to solve more crimes if they arrested fewer people and used the resources for investigation.
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12y ago
I use this. It's actually a nice client even for non-github repos.
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12y ago
What platform is not proprietary?
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12y ago
If we're going by quotes from corporate websites, Comcast also supports the open internet, so none of us have anything to worry about.
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12y ago
The walled garden answer is strictly true, but moot in this case, since you could also use region monitoring to wake up your app, and that will use SSIDs indirectly.
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12y ago
Quoting Google's marketing just proves the point about their duplicity. How do you account for them joining with Verizon to lobby against network neutrality? A more restricted internet would benefit Google because they have huge cap
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12y ago
Google marketed themselves strongly as a promoter of the Open internet and gained credibility and support from the Tech community for this. They promoted it as one of their values. Now that it's commercially convenient for them they ha
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12y ago
If you say so, but from the outside this would be indistinguishable. Someone could attack with heavy artillery while shouting 'death to satan' because they like pretending to be a Satanist while not believing anything false. How
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12y ago
Yelling at in innocent person means you are acting out of a delusion of some kind, so it sounds as though you are saying it's only a matter of degree.
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