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spadros
8y ago
Well, in this case it's if you want to use their API to show maps in your application. If you're doing that, you're going to need to pay them in terms of total requests to their backend. Their B2B service and advertising prob
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Hmm, there is something contradictory to me in the funding of Firefox. If it's funded by big search engines paying to be the default for Firefox, then Firefox's revenues are coming from Google or Baidu's revenues. These searc
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spadros
8y ago
Yeah, the NSA's trust is down the drain. I wouldn't call them whitehat. Huge conflict of interest to accept anything they propose.
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8y ago
The NSA trying to propose an encryption plan is like letting wolves decide how to secure sheep. Total conflict of interest, especially after Snowden.
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8y ago
https://outline.com/Kah74V for the uninitiated.
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Yeah, that's what I was thinking. What's the point of a feature like RCS to me when I can only use it with other Fido users? I'm not going to expect my friends and family to stay on my provider, so that actively discourages
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8y ago
'The cell carriers fear being turned into "dumb pipes" and generally prefer proprietary services that give them customer lock-in.' Uhh, that's kind of what I pay my service providers to do though; deliver services t
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9y ago
There's good discrimination and bad discrimination from hiring perspective. Every company should discriminate their employees they want to hire, just not based on gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, etc. There's no laws ab
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9y ago
That's not really the way business works, though. If one of your employees is the top result on Google for a dumb meme, it could be a liability to the business' image with clients. Hence, you don't take the risk of hiring the
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9y ago
Well, yeah. You should always wear a helmet, though!
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E-bikes in Canada don't require a license and are not classified as "motor vehicles". Only real requirement for the rider is to be 16+. More info over here: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/driver/el
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9y ago
Now, if only it were actually readable...