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by saltedonion 6y ago
A company so rich they designed their own meeting room booking hardware. This is blowing my peasant mind
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Is total human/intelligent species population not a prerequisite for industrialization. If so, we would expect to see a lot of fossilized remains, which we have not seen.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
How do these compare to what Tesla is using?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Apple can can certainly limit the scope of use for the data collection for quality assurance only. But it’s probably worded much more broadly.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Will this be a precedent setting case?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I suspect that the tax will actually be born by the corps. They would still need to pay their employees competitively to attract talent, so the only option this have is to boost pay proportionally to the tax.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Nope. Hackernews is an leftist ideological echo chamber and I love it.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I will explain. Hackernews is a leftist ideological echo chamber. If you scroll through this thread you’ll notice downvoted posts don’t even get a good reply as to why they’re wrong. The down-voters are hurt and clueless.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
That’s not the real problem. The real problem is By leaving America is doing charity work. Another player from another country is just going to fill in the void. The idea of voluntary exit is as good as we should all be model citizens. Inde
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by saltedonion 6y ago
This article is incredibly ignorant, and is more of the same realities detached day dreaming that the left likes to partake. Why should American businesses voluntarily abandon an sizable overseas market and supply chain when China keeps get
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Very insightful. Please share more. I’ve been taking up meditation and bubiddism but still very much a novice. I find that as you open your mind and see through more things, in a way things gets less interesting. It’s that feeling that you’
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by saltedonion 6y ago
It matter because if you purchase multiple things your average shipping cost per item changes. If you only calculate shipping based on first item shipping cost it will be inaccurate.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
You have a good point. But TikTok is much more risky, and as as such requires much more scrutiny given existing body of knowledge between how chinese social media / chat companies such as WeChat enforce government censorship and aid in
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Might be a form of shifting the narrative and scapegoating for sure. But you have to admit that recent events have outlined a significant shift in Indian-Sino foreign policy. I don’t see this being reversed any time soon.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
India is absolutely right in banning TikTok as it is a significant national securities threat. As long as the platforms recommendation and ranking algos are a black box, there is no guarantee that China isn’t conducting misinformation campa
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Tiktok can be a huge threat because their recommendation algorithms are black box. This makes them capable of controlling how potentially dangerous information is disseminated in the United States, including topics influencing elections.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Um. CSS isn’t loading on safari mobile. I hope this isn’t the actual experience ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Why can’t mozilla roll out a encrypted dns service in a form of a browser setting or plugin? Does the browser not have control over how the dns is resolved ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Stories like this makes me wonder if episodes such as this one are much more prevalent than we hear.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
So Microsoft no longer has a strong foothold in the browser market and shit like this is no longer considered anti-competitive?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Can someone tell this person that this site is probably still on way back machine? And he or she should request it to be removed.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
What’s preventing streamers from streaming to multiple platforms at once. Is it against he Eula or something ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Very interesting. I think this would likely lead to lawsuits today, under a complaint violating DMCA.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Certainly. But the risk is incredibly high. If trump gets re-elected he’s going to go after these guys big time. Breaking them up would not be stretching the imagination. Censoring trump is the nuclear option.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
This and eroding section 230. I wonder if tech companies are going to fire back at trump.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
What’s happening here? Did the guy manage to install OS X on an iPad? Is this a supported feature or a hack?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Let me take a total shot in the dark. The country responsible starts with a C and ends with a A.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
What a messy situation. In today’s day and age you never know what’s real anymore. I wouldn’t be surprised if this group was ran by some trump associate in secret to peddle their narrative. I’m not the conspiracy type but I find with the tr
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Wow. Never knew. This is incredibly bold of the campaign.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Given the high ethical standard of Mozilla I’m not sure how popular this will be. For example, a while back there were research showing nord was setting up users as proxies, there by making it impossible for Netflix to block these residenti

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