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hjanssen
7y ago
I don't think you really have to apply these things to your daily life. It is merely a question of _why_ is it that you feel time in your daily life like you do. It's as much of a question of philsophy as it is a question of physi
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8y ago
I read through the comments an often saw the same sentiment: "Modern Webdesign is bad, artistic expression is bad". Which strikes me as odd. Sure, there is a place for "boring" and information-dense webdesign. If I go th
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hjanssen
8y ago
You can say the same about a debt collector. Thats just too broad of a statement to do anything with it.
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hjanssen
8y ago
I still fail to see your point. A lobbyist still has a fundamentally different job than a lawyer, and they both use fundamentally different tactics to reach fundamentally different goals.
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hjanssen
8y ago
Though there is a distinction between corporate lobbying and e.g. the EFF: corporations lobby for their own interests, the EFF does it for everyone. Besides that, if company lobbying did not exist, the EFF wouldnt exist because there would
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8y ago
What are you trying to say with that?
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8y ago
Which i guess is _fine_ if the result from that is an increase in privacy for the end user. I get your point - there is something to be said about handling every "breach" of their rules differently. But in the case of Google and F
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8y ago
Tumblr already gives you the choice to login via password or via a link sent to your inbox, although i have to admit i have only used this once to try it out - i am simply used to my password manager filling out the form in one click and i
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8y ago
Which is a non-argument if it turns out that tracking doesnt contribute to higher ad revenue
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8y ago
Because _Microsoft_ is sourcing and indexing these images, not the FBI or the general society. Going from there, i think it is entirely reasonable to see the responsibility with Microsoft.
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8y ago
While this makes totally sense, it is just a part of solving this problem. Often, those files are hosted on foreign servers with next to no chance for law enforcement to get access and take those servers down. A filter will definitly help w