papermachete

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by papermachete 7y ago
"The wrong thing"? I don't see part of the spotify EULA that's against my audio drivers shutting down coincidentally just as ads play.
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by papermachete 7y ago
Why pay for a free service again?
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by papermachete 7y ago
Surely if they didn't mind people blocking ads, they would add DRM and doubly/triply encrypt every data the app accesses/serves. As it is, they decided ads are just extra content you can strip away from your songs.
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by papermachete 7y ago
Yeah can't post on 4chan without a VPN, should've used 8ch.
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by papermachete 7y ago
I don't believe in photos from space as well. When you think about it, the reproducibility of the scientific method seems to have been lost in modern times in favor of "nerd/black/wheelchair science man said so" TV
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by papermachete 7y ago
>just a scan and no data was harvested? Then keeping privacy in mind, I should be able to scroll around my gallery and play a few sound files to convince the authorities. Another option would be to ask for the source code and an hour to
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by papermachete 7y ago
Sure it can be, if you can prove you're an exception.
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by papermachete 7y ago
>Anecdotally (which I realize means nothing in regards to science), That was unnecessary to say.
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by papermachete 8y ago
Awesome! Where's the source code?
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by papermachete 8y ago
I'm not a simpleton, I'm just not gullible enough to eat arbitrary exotic food reccommended by a big company when everything I need is in stores around me.
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by papermachete 8y ago
Yeah those few pretty much wrap it up. I'm never eating algae or cacti.
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by papermachete 8y ago
This is a joke, right? Call me when they sell this at my local groceries' (for cheap).
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by papermachete 8y ago
I only see a potential problem with No. 2. The rest seems like a non-issue. Nobody is forcing the creator to spend his time writing extra documentation or build instructions - just post it and let the community sort it through. Just as nobo
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by papermachete 8y ago
I don't understand the thesis - releasing the source code costs nothing and the user can choose whether to look at it or not. They could've spent the time apologising for virus ""false alarms"" publishing the c
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by papermachete 8y ago
Wow. I wish I could give you a hundred points. Thank you.
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by papermachete 8y ago
There seems to be no workaround for WSJ for subscribing or creating an account.