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by mtgx 8y ago
The general rule to this type of question titles is that the answer is NO, right?
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by mtgx 8y ago
So then maybe they aren't so "happy" to make the trade, but afraid for their status and lives if they don't obey?
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by mtgx 8y ago
Is the nutrition profile anywhere close to real meat, though? And by nutrition I don't just mean "does it have enough protein".
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by mtgx 8y ago
Where did you expect them to go?
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by mtgx 8y ago
"We love competition; here's what we're doing to show you how much we love it!" - Google hours before being fined in anti-trust case.
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by mtgx 8y ago
We also agree so much with a healthy and competitive market that we're still going to appeal all of EC's anti-trust rulings against us.
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by mtgx 8y ago
What worries me is that I read about this being "Chrome-only". Google is not just trying to win in console gaming space here - it's trying to establish itself as the browser monopolist and it seems to be doing it without much
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by mtgx 8y ago
Looks like Fuchsia is a year years too late to be used for this, but I guess it wouldn't be too difficult to switch it out later on. Still a great thing for Linux and Vulkan. Too bad Sony refuses to support them on its PS consoles.
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by mtgx 8y ago
Forget social media for a moment -- doesn't the regular media publicize non-stop terrorist attacks, too?
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by mtgx 8y ago
Not only that, but the 5 Eyes alliance pushed through laws that would legalize much of what was uncovered before anyone got any "bright ideas" to start prosecuting the spies, or before the public started asking for such actions. N
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by mtgx 8y ago
A better source: https://news.feinberg.northwestern.edu/2019/03/eating-eggs-a... The link to the study in the WSJ post doesn't even work. Study: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama&#x2F
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by mtgx 8y ago
Sure, they may not get their way 100% of the time, but studies have shown that corporate lobbying highly correlates with what U.S. politicians support or don't support. Meanwhile, what the People support has ZERO correlation with how
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by mtgx 8y ago
Not to mention China which is literally doing that, just gradually.
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by mtgx 8y ago
It may be time for signal to adopt channels too even if they can't guarantee too much privacy due to the nature of the medium itself. But channels/rooms/groups have always been popular and will likely continue to be. They nee
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by mtgx 8y ago
They waited until Boeing itself asked for the grounding of the plane. You'd think the regulator in charge of flight safety would be a little more concerned than the company that will lose a lot of money and will taint its image by admi
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by mtgx 8y ago
The fact that FB and all of its services were down at the same time can't really be a coincidence, can it? Is Facebook trying to delete incriminating evidence? It wouldn't surprise me one bit if they did that. I hope the prosecuto
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by mtgx 8y ago
Even Boeing itself started calling for the grounding of the Max 8: https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/13/boeing-requests-faa-ground... Something is terribly wrong when the regulator that's supposed to keep p
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by mtgx 8y ago
Yes, see how they still tracked Android users' location, despite location setting being turned off.
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by mtgx 8y ago
Wasn't it initially P2P and based on the WebRTC protocol?
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by mtgx 8y ago
Yeah, it seems almost like a naive/purposeful misunderstanding of what Warren means. Of course that's what Warren meant - the whole point of even talking about antitrust is that you believe a company used its dominant position t
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by mtgx 8y ago
I doubt they really do. Even 10x profit cap would be questionable in regards to this "not being a profit incentive".
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by mtgx 8y ago
I would agree. Tesla didn't really need to cut the prices until 2020/2021, when more real competition will come to market. Until then they should've taken advantage of this window to fix their finances and make sure they have
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by mtgx 8y ago
Precisely why I said in the past here that it was a big mistake to fit all model 3s with self-driving hardware making the car significantly more expensive in terms of cost to build. Musk once again overestimated by a long shot how good and
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by mtgx 8y ago
Translation: "We're finally getting a bit worried about all this talk about social media regulation. Still, we're going to do our best to implement the smallest possible privacy changes to minimize the impact on our revenues,
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by mtgx 8y ago
> Citing the WannaCry and NotPetya malware attacks Wait, did he just use Wannacry as a reason for more NSA involvement in cyber defense? Wannacry exists because of the NSA. Its exploitation tools leaked (as it always happens, even to t
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by mtgx 8y ago
> Further records from the streaming service Hulu suggested that Ms Vasquez had been streaming the TV show, The Voice, on a phone at the time of the crash. But isn't this exactly the kind of thing everyone expects to be doing in the
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by mtgx 8y ago
I imagine there's some sort of "bait and switch" here where Google gets what it has always wanted and most car makers have refused to give it: access full car data and telemetry.
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by mtgx 8y ago
Sounds like these countries need better anti-trust laws that prevent companies from becoming so large and making countries co-dependent on them. This usually happens because one company makes so much money from its near-monopoly that it sta
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by mtgx 8y ago
It's the about the "extremeness" and out of balance weather patterns compared to before, not whether it's warm or cold. The ocean currents are out of whack, creating these highly irregular waether patterns.
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by mtgx 8y ago
Or just switch to Noise already. http://www.noiseprotocol.org/

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