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Yes, the iPhone has it but it sucks. You can't reinstall anything without unlocking the phone (thanks to the closed ecosystem) and because pretty much all the hardware is integrated in a board it doesn't make economic sense to rep
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Thanks for the clarification. However I'm not sure that means they don't track. They specify some of the things that they do with the data, but the last sentence "To learn more about the information Google collects and how it
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> By encouraging our minds to wander, leisure activities pull us out of our present reality, which in turn can improve our ability to generate novel ideas or ways of thinking. And then you get the post [Nobody Likes the “Idea Guy”]( http
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Even with data off, wifi off and gps off mobile phones interact with towers and carriers are often required to keep logs of your location for a while in case they are required https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/problem-
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Where does it claims that it does not track? From your link: Google Fonts logs records of the CSS and the font file requests, and access to this data is kept secure. Aggregate usage numbers track how popular font families are, and are publi
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8y ago
It doesn't sounds like an smart move.
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But with US incarceration figures it could be real. At the end of 2016, the Prison Policy Initiative estimated that in the United States, about 2,298,300 people were incarcerated out of a population of 324.2 million. This means that 0.7% of
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It is ironic that he later gave thumbs up to DRM which is like putting a black hole in the web. Maybe he lost faith in the web or just made a mistake.
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Thanks you very much! I was looking into this just to have a guess.
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Is there any rule of thumb to calculate taxes over crypto? Like "10% of your profits". I'm sure if you make more than 500k a year you might have to pay more taxes but I'm sure there is an average that covers 90% of trade
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But it might be worth a try. Wikipedia does pretty well imho but if someone would told me the idea I would never thought that it would work.
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Sounds like nobody wants to do sysadmin work. If spinning your email server or web server would be as easy as opening a google or yahoo account then federetion would be a lot more affordable. But not even professional sysadmins want to admi
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If you do it from an early age kids wont expect that every party attendant should bring a gif. Of course culture is hard to change. Maybe asking for a drink something to drink/share to give the sharing feeling. I tried a no gifts party
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That's really impressive. Thanks for sharing.
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Naive idea, but what about giving money to charity to undevelop countries? This kids get too many toys and the problem is that they don't have enough time to enjoy/learn with them. Here is a more important problem: kids that don&#
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I would say that it depends in many factors. It could be that a single wealthy person in a city in USA consumes and produces waste as a family of 10 in a rural area in Africa. Thus seems that there are plenty of other ways to diminish your
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SweetHome3d is what you're looking for: http://www.sweethome3d.com/
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I always have been excited about Bitcoin because allows me as a developer to do things with money in the internet. I could create a service like PayPal without the need of having deals with hundreds of banks all over the world. A homeless c
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And lived in Argentina, Buenos Aires from the age of 2 to 18. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Goscinny#Early_life
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It could also be that right now the camera is not used but in a future it will. It would just require updating the terms and conditions. No need to send new hardware.
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I can be really hard to find "hot singles in your area" nowadays.
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Is capitalism a sustainable life model?
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Even developers likes to focus on their work and not why their computer doesn't start again after being suspended. How many developers uses Macs? I have meet sysadmins that uses Time Machine instead of a more customizable back up syste
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It is convenient but you are not separating markup and presentation. I think the whole point of css is to swap stylesheets and get a different presentation, like demostrated by http://www.csszengarden.com/ BEM/OOCSS le
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Thank you for your insight and for pointing out the offensive part of my question. Thinking better I'd certainly not have said something like that if we'd be having a face to face conversation.
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Right, and the US military played a central role developing internet. But as a pilot you might be order to drop some bombs.
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With respect I'd like to ask if you don't have ethical issues. The military forces of USA has been doing pretty bad stuff in the last 50 years, so I have the feeling that you're not saving lifes but rather ruining them. War b
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The NSA revelations shown that governments are doing mass surveillance for real and it is not just a nonsense conspiracy. Right now maybe only ver few might get affected by this. But if in the future the people in power use that information
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Mass shootings are also psychologically dramatic but policies are still not changed in USA.
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