nuklearwanze

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by nuklearwanze 4y ago
The thing about free speech is, that you are not entitled to be agreed with. And it seems, paypal really doesn't agree with the rhetoric on the daily sceptic - just at a glance this looks to be completely understandable. If, as a priva
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by nuklearwanze 7y ago
You could think we are already trying that...
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by nuklearwanze 7y ago
To clarify: Samsung didn't directly force ifixit to take the article down. It was apparently a case of "do as I say or I'll shoot the bunny!" (the bunny being the supplier). Still "forced".
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by nuklearwanze 7y ago
Well... Samsung probably put a lot of pressure on the supplier of the phone. That supplier then (probably) begged ifixit to take down the article. Both the supplier and ifixit acted against their own original intentions only because Samsung
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by nuklearwanze 8y ago
I guess that's exactly what they are after: funny (or otherwise "engaging") three word combinations that are: (a) easy to remember, and (b) promote their service. - the default square when looking up the town i live in is leb
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by nuklearwanze 8y ago
Why? The subscription model made their software much cheaper. CS used to cost something like 3.5k, now it's 720 a year including all updates. Sounds OK to me....
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by nuklearwanze 8y ago
Most of those resources only cover text-heavy books in paperback format. i currently write an astronomy book (many high res images and illustrations) in a large A3(ish) format. the whole process is completely different. for example: - you s
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by nuklearwanze 9y ago
a radical libertarian would basically be an entrepreneurial anarchist - but what would a radical liberal look like.