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by retox 10y ago
Imagine if the Rosetta Stone was DRM crippled, or if Michelangelo had used DRM to 'protect' his work that was tied to a long since lost keyserver.
692.
by retox 10y ago
I stand corrected, thanks.
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by retox 10y ago
So he's holding them to random?
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by retox 10y ago
It's news, but certainly not tech related.
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by retox 10y ago
This account belongs to a Google eng.
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by retox 10y ago
Well 'decrypted', that's my spam account.
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by retox 10y ago
From a consumer standpoint; is android free? I paid for the phone, I own it outright but Google still seems set on turning me into a cash cow.
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by retox 10y ago
Very happy with my ulefone power, though there seems to be some hotspots on the backlight. Very capable device for the money.
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by retox 10y ago
>Anonymity on the internet is dead All thanks to advertising companies. What a rotten state of affairs.
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by retox 10y ago
>"fresh" immigrants had, almost, nothing to do with it and most of the perpetrators were people who had stayed in Germany for an extended period of time already. Oh that's OK then.
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by retox 10y ago
I for one would never trust a Google tor client.
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by retox 10y ago
I see, thanks for the insight.
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by retox 10y ago
Seems incredibly self entitled to me. Why should your employer shell out money for whatever their employees decide? I don't understand it at all. What if you want to donate a controversial charity? If you feel that strongly about a cha
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by retox 10y ago
Bushmeat may be to blame. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushmeat#Role_in_spread_of_dis...
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by retox 10y ago
This is actually touted as a positive and a negative by the respective camps.
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by retox 10y ago
One simple trick for writing shitty headlines.
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by retox 10y ago
What a dumb title.
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by retox 10y ago
If a link was posted that long ago maybe the original year could be automatically appended.
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by retox 10y ago
AngelFire users said to be relaxed about the unfolding situation.
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by retox 10y ago
Millions of middle-age spam writers unconcerned.
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by retox 10y ago
Replying to bookmark. Good idea I like it.
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by retox 10y ago
I confess to not knowing very much about the black ambrosia that I love so much, but it does sound from your checklist that a lot of those qualities could eventually be automated. That said I have taken part in several 'artisanal'
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by retox 10y ago
I'm inclined to agree with your assessment, even if it seems to drip with bile. I've not much experience with genuinely interested baristas, but those that I have known made drinking coffee more of an event rather than just a forg
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by retox 10y ago
Why is replacing baristas a difficult problem? Not being sarcastic, I'm genuinely curious.
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by retox 10y ago
And all they had to sacrifice was personal privacy!
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by retox 10y ago
Seems like change for change sake, like so many of Google changes. Unilaterally changing 20 year behaviour that effects less than half one percent of users isn't an improvement it's rearranging chairs on the titanic. Also, Lazarus
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by retox 10y ago
The tyranny of the vocal minority. It's a race to the bottom.
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by retox 10y ago
I just tried to change my password but the linkedin site is probably the the worst mobile site I've ever had the misfortune of using. Spent 15 minutes and accomplished precisely nothing. What other options are there for looking for wor
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by retox 10y ago
I would be surprised if they weren't working on their own specialised chips then, though Google have the advantage of already having the software specs to build for.
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by retox 10y ago
GPUs also have this nice side effect of being great at playing games on. Purely as a guess I'd think that the gaming market is bigger than the AI researcher market.

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