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sunderw
6y ago
What am I left with if I don't like how Android handles things ?
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sunderw
6y ago
I think you gave very good examples. For me, Ticketmaster and scientific journals abuse their position and there should be laws to prevent that.
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sunderw
6y ago
There aren't a lot of alternatives in the smartphone space. If you don't like Android, you're stuck with Apple. Now if both are abusing their power, using your reasoning, you're supposed to say and do nothing ?
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6y ago
It's very interesting because in the examples you described (music and programming at least), I sometimes feel limited by the tools I know. I studied music theory for about 5 years more than 10 years ago and remember some of it. I like
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sunderw
7y ago
By using success, I meant that I would like to be given more responsibilities, work on projects with bigger impact, to be more included in decisions. It usally comes with being promoted and having experience : things I find way more difficu
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Ask HN: How to succeed without working full time
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sunderw
7y ago
Nobody here noticed the difference between "refusing to serve a customer" and "not wanting to to business with other unethical businesses". Gitlab could definitely chose with which other business they associate, and that
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7y ago
It used to be that way in France until last year. The income taxes are now substracted directly on your paycheck. I personnaly prefer having a small amout taken each month than an enormous sum as a one-time payment.
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7y ago
Your explanation seems very likely. My supermarket has different websites (for their card or online shopping), and one has a X-characters limit while the other does not. It has been a BIG hassle to get rid of all the problems I had (and st
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9y ago
> because the majority of users are troublemakers This statement is actually wrong. The majority of users are probably normal people. The majority of the traffic coming from exit nodes, though, may come from scripts/bots ; but that