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by pfisch 6y ago
Then it is a terrible comparison. Google does not control distribution of video content on the web. There are many platforms that could be used to share a movie on the web. That makes it pretty unlike telegraph operators.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Google doesn't have a virtual monopoly on platforms to distribute video over the web. That is simply not true.
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by pfisch 6y ago
> Also, I doubt many people would be interested in that content. I don't think that is true at all.
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by pfisch 6y ago
There are thousands of confounding variables. It seems highly unlikely that social distancing is not having a significant effect on spreading covid.
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by pfisch 6y ago
Road redemption has 4 player split screen. It is like an updated version of road rash.
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by pfisch 7y ago
This sounds like an episode of black mirror and seems immoral. If this actually does work and scale the results would be horrific. I don't really want brains with no rights to exist like this.
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by pfisch 7y ago
Sure, they have "highly advanced prototypes" where those prototypes obey the known laws of physics and experience inertia. They have drones that are better than the existing drones. They absolutely don't have drones that are
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by pfisch 7y ago
What a crazy coincidence that the global temperatures keep increasing far outside of the standard deviation...
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by pfisch 7y ago
F2P Games that run in browsers.....
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by pfisch 7y ago
You can compile unity to web assembly. There are several other similar engines out there that compile to wasm.
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by pfisch 7y ago
I think the op is suggesting that we are all in vr all the time like the matrix.
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by pfisch 7y ago
> It is pretty much impossible to sell anything digital with smart contracts, because due to the source code being accessible to everyone you can always figure out the password, key, or secret URL to whatever is being sold. Without payin
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by pfisch 7y ago
You mean the price of Coke and Pepsi vs Big Shot cola? I would prefer buying nothing at all vs dunkin donuts. I guess I would pay double for Krispy Kreme because to me we are talking about something I want vs something I never want even for
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by pfisch 7y ago
Do pepsi and coke taste the same? Are all soft drinks interchangable? I don't really care about this, but Krispy Kreme donuts taste much better than Dunkin Donuts.
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by pfisch 7y ago
I don't know why we aren't going full bore on developing a sun shade that we have some control over so regardless of the cause we can just regulate the temperature of the planet. You can say it is risky to engage in terraforming p
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by pfisch 7y ago
You also move incredibly, absurdly fast. Play half-life 2 in VR and you will get very motion sick, but you will also realize how insanely fast you are moving.
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by pfisch 7y ago
There is a pretty big difference between a lie by omission and just spreading false information. By your definition any news would always be false because they didn't include the entire history of the world in their story. You aren&#x2
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by pfisch 7y ago
I wasn't aware of this. Thank you for bringing it to my attention.
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by pfisch 7y ago
I mean isn't that in reality of actual usage defensive hacking though? The US isn't waging aggressive offensive hacking wars against other countries beyond targeting weapons r&d. The same can't be said of Russia, China, e
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by pfisch 7y ago
> Blaming people for hacking them while being the biggest hacker of them all Uhh, what?
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by pfisch 7y ago
What you are describing isn't how the free market works though. It is just a fantasy of yours. In an efficient market your theoretical business would be driven into bankruptcy or bought out by the competition that is properly allocatin
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by pfisch 7y ago
"the salary should be based on the value the employee is bringing" This is really so vague as to be meaningless. A McDonalds can't operate without someone at the drive through. So isn't the value of the drive through wor
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by pfisch 7y ago
We have had border security being enforced for over 100 years.
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by pfisch 7y ago
It is pretty easy to foresee monitoring technologies like this being used for awful purposes. I'm not a big fan of creating newer and better technological solutions to suppress poor people.
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by pfisch 7y ago
What happens when a hospital gets hacked? This law could kill people.
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by pfisch 7y ago
Only based on his wildly inflated numbers that are around 6-7x too high.
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by pfisch 7y ago
Without context you don't know what that means. That could be outsourced art from a cheaper country totaling less than 100k.
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by pfisch 7y ago
I made Road Redemption, and honestly these insane figures that he lists only drive home for me how much he doesn't know what he is talking about here. He could get an acceptable 2d artist from another country for like 2-3k per month to
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by pfisch 7y ago
I am saying that the far majority of users that use tor or proxies are fraudsters.
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by pfisch 7y ago
1)You're not a paying user 2)You use proxies/tor which probably makes your concerns the concerns of 0.01% of the user-base. Why should a company whose primary motive is to be profitable go so far out of their way for you, a non-pa

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