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3y ago
The user is choosing out of an artificial lack of better options, which Apple can only get away with by having a big share in the US market. In markets where they are not dominant, the consumer benefits.
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Freedom of speech includes not being prohibited from listening to other people's speech.
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Well I love this type of articles, written by outsiders that don't particularly care about their sponsors. Like a Hunter S. Thompson article about a culinary festival that devolves into the morality of cooking seafood alive.
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3y ago
Why would he? Is the US at war with Russia?
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The answer is the same: because their platform is not very good. So if buyers had the chance they'd instead buy Zelda games for the PC for instance. It would be a real problem if Nintendo had a monopoly on good games on the US.
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What is a women?
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I think he has given up on change so he's just moving on. I'd bet he has named the names elsewhere and repeatedly for some time before it came to this.
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The matter at hand is not how Covid originated but whether there was pressure to rush to the conclusion that it wasn't man-made.
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That's not true, just wishful thinking on your part. Not all collectibles are unregistered offerings, obviously. Being a collectible also doesn't mean it can't be an unregistered offering also. This one clearly was.
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Yes you have that right, you can even go live in the middle of the woods if you are so inclined.
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Spain's 1,000€ may be the most restrictive, close to Romania's 5,000 lei.
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There are many similar restrictions on other countries. Here is a list for Europe: https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/shopping-internet/cas... The equivalent of 3,000 - 4,000 Euro seems to be the norm.
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Many apps already do this, including google maps.
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What is one thing Meta succeeded in copying and beat the original?
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Tech isn't going anywhere. This is just a rich guy on Twitter sharing his pyramid scheme. It will be forgotten in a week just like it was forgotten when it launched years ago.
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UBI and machines doing a lot of work does not mean post-scarcity. UBI is just that - basic; and I don't think anyone believes it will be quick to get to a point where machines have eliminated ALL jobs.
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I know you're being sarcastic but I think that same something really soured the world on there being any ethnostates at all, anywhere.
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If Israel is to remain a Jewish ethnostate, it must not be a full democracy. It's a simple demographic fact.
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No they didn't have bread before the Portuguese arrived, but that's also to be expected given the prevalence of rice versus wheat.
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Do you seriously think D&D and other choose your adventure games will be more popular than porn? Seriously?
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You're right, it's only 46% according to the latest estimates.
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"Computer eyes" only look to pick what and how to show "human eyes", otherwise there'd be no incentive to look at private repositories.
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Like searching for how to commit suicide and the top results being about dissuading you from it?
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In bitcoin software contributors can propose changes to the protocol and software, but they have no absolute power since they can just be rejected by the miners, who are not paid directly from bitcoin raising in price, but from fees from th
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What? Only "socially important jobs" could buy the cheaper apartments? What the hell
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I believe the article is about ritual sacrifice, to a deity, and not what you describe that to me just sounds like the misery of no practical means of contraception or abortion.
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Some guy on twitter is not "the industry".
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Of course not everything other than bitcoin is a security. My private blockchain no one knows about is not a security. It's not a universal law of the universe. What they mean is every coin/token they looked at. If asked to evalua
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They have been very clear. Everything except bitcoin. Crypto people just don't like the response.
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On 3 December 2022, the Council adopted Decision (CFSP) 2022/2369 , which established the price cap for crude oil at $60 per barrel.
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