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10y ago
> I pull out my iPhone 4S running iOS 6 Does iOS still spam you multiple times per day to "upgrade" to the latest version of iOS? That sort of constant nagging has me seriously thinking of ditching Apple products entirely.
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10y ago
And battery. Some of us don't like being plugged in, especially now that the power adapter is back to it's MBP-propelling design.
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10y ago
I was so excited when Microsoft demoed their Display Dock[1] for the Lumia 950s. It was the first step towards what you describe, a phone that becomes a desktop case when connected to the necessary peripherals. I am also saddened that it s
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10y ago
Should note that the UK is not part of Schengen. That visa alone is ~100 GBP if you need it.
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10y ago
I think it's a bit unfair to blame this squarely on the market economy. There's high levels of social fragmentation in the West leading towards the desire to censor the other side's speech.
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10y ago
Twitter's law: no matter how wonderful your tweet, you'll still get hate-tweets.
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10y ago
This is the leaked Slack for anyone interested: http://archive.is/ZmULb
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10y ago
> AppNexus has not given examples. > But a spokesman said a "human audit" of Breitbart had flagged several articles that had caused it concern because of the language they had featured. I'm not even a Breitbart reader b
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10y ago
Not to mention the effect on the person being hired: was I hired because I was the best candidate or because some manager wanted their bonus and had to fill a quota?
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10y ago
I don't think so. If anything the alt-right probably believes that the media is already under extremely strict control by the left. The elections made it very clear that the majority of the main stream media is in line with Hillary&#
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10y ago
I don't understand US law nearly well enough, but aren't they essentially suing for future damages (e.g. something that hasn't happened yet)? How does this work as anything other than a PR stunt and a trophy-for-everyone mov
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10y ago
I wish we could get some visibility as to how many Snapchat users are adult content creators. This is a segment that everyone seems to ignore, but I think we would be surprised to learn its scale and the amount of money flowing through it.
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10y ago
Yes. Remember that Facebook itself is essentially becoming what AOL used to be. AOL News was huge and it's still probably one of their most popular sites to this day.
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10y ago
Apparently I get those two words confused. Should be misogynist.
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10y ago
Just something to add to the 2016 version of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_state_petitions_for_seces...
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10y ago
It's also worth noting the context: the media/large segments of the population were (still are) clamouring for women in STEM. Holmes emerged as a woman in STEM, who was a college drop out, dressed like Steve Jobs, apparently had
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10y ago
I wonder if this marks the point where diversity (of thought) is officially a luxury afforded only to the wealthy. After all, this is the same Zuckerberg that warned employees that replacing "black" with "all" in "
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10y ago
It's also worth considering how Obama has given up any shred of integrity and bent over to the will of his party / Hillary. Prosecuting her could be seen as a waste of resources since a presidential pardon would likely follow. I
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10y ago
I really wish you could set up functionality for each finger. Index unlocks, but thumb instantly wipes the phone.
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10y ago
> Russian intel dumps Has there been any evidence of this yet? I trust the government and main stream media to accurately report the geographic source of technical transactions about as much as I trust Facebook with privacy.
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10y ago
I haven't kept up, but have any of the accusations been proven yet? Last I checked they were all allegations.
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10y ago
It's interesting that in the midst of all this, Holmes is carving out time to host a Hillary fundraiser[1]. I almost wonder if we'll see the government/military magically acquire her company at a pre-scandal valuation in a co
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10y ago
It also creates an incentive for people to use their real information and fill in all those additional fields that people love ignoring (date of birth, phone number). Advertisers will be quite pleased.
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10y ago
What is it with South American countries not being able to lay out things properly? Peru looks like someone forgot centre everything and by the time they noticed they had already printed hundreds of thousands of passport covers so they jus
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10y ago
Trump and Putin actually seem to have a very good relationship and have spoken positively about each other. Trump winning could legitimately foster a new era of better relationships with Russia. Hillary would probably be the opposite.
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10y ago
Scary how if you replace "radical groups" with "US elections", most of the statement still stands.
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> People have become more aware of the risk factors, and behave accordingly. I wonder how this could be properly measured. My impression based on rising obesity rates and decrease in overall physical activity levels is that we are terri
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10y ago
The extreme examples remind me so much of the Shivan ships in the Freespace series. I don't think the script replaces a professional designer, but this is awesome for brainstorming ship ideas.
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You also see it in the naming of groups/movements (e.g. Black Lives Matter). "Do you agree with Black Lives Matter?". The almost reflective response is "yes" because saying no makes you sound like a KKK member.
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10y ago
> # There is a reason NASA only approves thinkpads in space - ask yourself why your laptop is not being used by astronauts ? I remember this being true in the IBM days, but has is it still accurate after the Lenovo-fication of the Thinkp
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