oksawe

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by oksawe 7y ago
Nationalize it already.
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by oksawe 8y ago
But at least it's not a walled garden. lol
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by oksawe 8y ago
Is Chromium different than WebKit now?
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by oksawe 8y ago
- They seem like a danger to our capitalistic system Good! Capitalism has failed a great many people.
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by oksawe 10y ago
but but Hillary's emails. ugh
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by oksawe 11y ago
He does mention end to end encryption, which is a feature of Messages, and is part of the overall argument.
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by oksawe 11y ago
Thank you I completely agree. Chrome is garbage and I wouldn't trust google with my photos or calendar data.
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by oksawe 11y ago
Bing goes the way of Ping?
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by oksawe 11y ago
Don't understand why people like the Chromcast. I couldn't believe it didn't run apps natively. What a joke.
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by oksawe 11y ago
Exactly. Occasionally I'll give Chrome, Firefox, among others a try, but I keep coming back to Safari. I hate the way the other browsers look, especially Chrome, and Safari is super quick while being easy on the battery.
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by oksawe 11y ago
Higher productivity equals lower wages. The busting of Unions, among a lot of other things, has kept wages stagnant at best over the past decade or so.
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by oksawe 11y ago
Consider the source. ha
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by oksawe 12y ago
Not only that, but they're issued in secret by secret courts. This article is very disturbing.
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by oksawe 12y ago
Thank you. I almost lost it reading the article and the comments here. Corporations also heavily use the court system, benefit from a publicly paid education system, roads, infrastructure... I could go on and on.
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by oksawe 12y ago
I'm shocked. Most of these comments have to be from a corporate lobby group. "of the Fortune 500 companies... companies studied paid just 18.5 percent of their profits in U.S. corporate income taxes... Thirty of the companies paid
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by oksawe 12y ago
Companies need to be taxed to pay for the percent of the commons that they use. Roads, emergency services, courts, etc.