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7y ago
I think it's fair to point out that often they don't have a choice with those shows as the owners of the properties are jacking up the price in order to move to their own streaming services. What Netflix should be called on is the
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If we're being facetious then I'm sure there will be plenty in France that are willing to compromise even more and go further back and implement the effective tax rate of 1794 on high earners.
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7y ago
G2A does have a bad reputation but if all you search for is 'cheap game' or see an ad in pcworld or a sponsored shoutout on a youtubers channel then you don't know this. (a search for 'g2a' is much more informative
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7y ago
Personally I don't have a problem with the second region limited sale issue as a source. Plenty of businesses are built on arbitrage between regions. However if these keys are not fit for purpose because they're region locked G2A
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For works released in someones lifetime the effective limit is effectively infinite for ~25% of people based on actuarial tables and assuming the best case of the author published it the year you were born and died that very same year. If t
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8y ago
I love this[1] website which illustrates some of the nuances of the prisoners dilemma in a quite frankly great way. In fact I've deleted the rest of my post as I believe the website does a much better job of explaining how the correct
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8y ago
Tabs will likely be grouped by task as they are opened either around the same time or often as as a new tab from one of those windows. Another key advantage of open tabs is they save the state of the page you were on when compared to bookma
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8y ago
Why you could easily advertise an email on a tech news aggregate site asking people to use it to sign up for sites that may send you unwanted emails. You wouldn't even need to set up a webpage. That's if you didn't want to so
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8y ago
The interesting part about this is both google and facebook rely on network effects to ensure that they offer better services than competitors. Even running at a loss may be worth them continuing to run in the EU to stop the rise of competi
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8y ago
You can't treat open source software as a commodity but you can treat any version of open source software as a commodity. i.e. debian and ubuntu may not be interchangable commodities but ubuntu 16.04 from a torrent vs given from a frie
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8y ago
No he is saying that homosexual behaviour was considered a health risk. There were plenty of bigots who even called aids punishment from god.
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I'll say that the typical consumer in my country uses intra and inter bank transfers (nationally) for quick payments between other consumers(instead of say handing a mate a 20 dollar bill you'd just transfer it). Now personally I
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8y ago
A lot of people in this thread seem to be unaware of the purpose of /.well-known/ . You can read the memo about it here: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5785 Basically /.well-known/ is a place to che
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Exactly, while the ease and likelihood of "having it all" are likely oversold, and an argument for ensuring that kids realize that adults don't get a trophy just for showing up is worth having, pretending that people can'
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8y ago
I believe you are undervaluing the consequences and likelihood of that bug. These are one set of steps to be effected by the bug. 1. Have a primary hardrive that is nearly full. 2. Get a second hard drive to store more pictures to your mach
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I think you'll be willing to admit that SV's interest in China is the good old capitalistic rule "rational actors will make deals that most benefit them" coupled with the fact that publicly traded businesses are generall
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I'm not sure if it quite qualifies as browsing with JS disabled but I run UMatrix with the default settings set to disable all scripts on a site. Then I've set some common domains I trust that greatly improve usability (things lik