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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Are you really comparing public, vital services to Netflix?
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
You must be a troll to say you'd rather save GameStop, a corporation that only has a few years left, instead of stopping the spread of a serious disease.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
That's not that bad, what's worse is that code blocks don't have a horizontal scrollbar so long lines simply wrap on a mobile browser
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
"If you don't get what you pay for, then suck it up." Remember some Netflix clients pay MORE to enjoy higher quality. If Netflix artificially limits that quality, no matter the reason, then they shouldn't be charging tha
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
He's an adult who plays Animal Crossing, what do you expect.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Native apps can siphon out much more info off your mobile than websites can.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Must be really painful to know your political opponents are not being oppressed. White supremacists probably even feel the same way about you!
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Go back to Facebook
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
I think it contains recommended articles ie ads by default on the home page. They also launched a campaign for booking: https://www.cyberciti.biz/web-developer/firefox-is-now-placi... Telemetry = tracking. Not sure abo
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Not in Spain unless you're walking your dog. ;-)
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Why do all American laws have such stupid names?
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Louder voices want to be politically correct and shame those who aren't.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
So like in Los Angeles riots?
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Same in Spain
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
They will dismantle the blinding headlights just to pass inspection
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Pretty sure the Italian government is chosen by the Italian citizens.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
What an article full of generalisations. Is this author really talking for 11 million Wuhan citizens? Over what, social media posts?
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Defaults matter.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Polishing is something the KDE taskbar desperately needs. Glad to see it happen.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
That's going to help a lot with the failing pension system.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
It is a good model because it works. The end justifies the means. You can't argue with the results.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
He seems balanced.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
>Thankfully, in Gambas you cannot use GOTO to trap errors! Instead, use CATCH, FINALLY or TRY For error handling goto is generally much clearer than using exceptions.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
They keep your private data, so that's only free if you think your data has no value.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
Are there any major differences between this and the annual, regular flu?
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
It must've been tough to give up on WSL1 (to call it something), but it really sucked. It was full of bugs.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
A lot of this going on in Spain right now. Higher data caps for mobile connections (landlines have no data caps here), and some ISPs that have a TV service have opened it up for free.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
I am not American, and there were infected people in my country. We had a right wing government then also, and since all the media is left wing here, they made an incredibly huge deal out of it. And now nobody remembers a thing.
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
That seems like a dishonest comparison. While it's true public television has some divulgation programmes, they are usually pushed to the secondary channels and they aren't watched by many people. If public television consisted on
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by jsjddbbwj 7y ago
I'm not saying it's the case here, but why not? The law could say they are forced to run X minutes of ads per hour, or that X% of their funding must come from ads.

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