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by sqdbps 9y ago
> Google just doesn't have a customer service culture It's not a "culture", you either hire a bunch of people or delegate to a contractor or outsource the whole thing, it's not this fundamental thing. I pay for G
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by sqdbps 9y ago
There's anecdotal evidence that these reporters/editors are selective in the quotes they print to Google's detriment: https://twitter.com/annemariebridy/status/963875868178243585
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by sqdbps 9y ago
It's not a given that social media had anything to do with the result of the election, the few scientifically researched reports out there suggest that good ol’ mainstream media was by far the prime channel of influence: https:/&
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by sqdbps 9y ago
Political? Rupert Murdoch's distain for Google is well documented, and he isn't shy about siccing his papers on them: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/mar/26/battle-rupert-...
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by sqdbps 9y ago
>This is pure bullshit, and bullshit journalism. It's the "Wall Street Journal", a Murdoch business publication that approves of every business as long as it isn't Google.
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by sqdbps 9y ago
There is a lot of good that can come out of a database on the mental health of a large population. I think you should be able to opt out of such collection but I'm not in favor of banning such collection altogether.
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by sqdbps 9y ago
I'm in favor of "opt out", I just don't want to eliminate the option.
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by sqdbps 9y ago
As I've commented below it's disingenuous to say that GDPR applies equally to all companies when it was conceived with US tech companies in mind and is designed to alter their business models. 1) Some of the ideas in there are wel
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by sqdbps 9y ago
> The rules are not different for US companies so how can it be an attack on them? That seems like a disingenuous question, the companies that are mainly impacted by these laws are US companies. It might theoretically apply to all compan
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by sqdbps 9y ago
At first glance this seems like a solely pro privacy development but it's really a further effort to go after US tech companies with some nasty side effects: >Among their provisions, the rules enshrine the so-called right to be forg
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by sqdbps 9y ago
What happened to "just do your job", I mean it works in football why not in the corporate setting. Why does everyone has to be an activist? On either side. This is all counter productive, and I think that trying to create chaos an
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Oculus creates a new, open source unit of time to measure frame rates(arstechnica.com)
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Intel to release chips with builtin Meltdown/Spectre protections later this year(businessinsider.com)
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