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by tn13 10y ago
It is weird to begin with that Google would put all their eggs into one basket. Silicon Valley would have looked all idiotic but for Mr. Thiel who invested in Trump.
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Legacy and entrenched interests. Cable services have optimized their process to call and convert users instead of offering them something useful. TV is often bundled with internet and you are charged extra without you explictly asking for i
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No. It will stop us from bargaining and pushing for biding wars.
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Let him reduce it to 64Kbps what difference does it make ? Call an elephant a horse will not make it a horse. As users we constantly want more bandwidth and ISP that fails to provide it will go out of business nevertheless.
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What you think others will benefit from should have not bearing on regulation in my opinion. I am prefectly happy paying $10 a month for an internet connection that plays just netflix and nothing else to give you an example.
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by tn13 10y ago
Email puts mail delivery man out of work. This luddite news clickbait should not have a place on HN.
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I have never be convinced why net neutrality is a consumer-protection agenda. Always looked like a "elite protection" agenda to me. My parents would only benefit if they get a restricted internet at lower prices. Dont think they a
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FAP? Really ?
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40% figure is meaningless unless the absolute numbers are reported. How do we know if this difference is statistically significant ?
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I never mentioned "can't do". We cant do it the Nordic way. End the drug war is a simple solution to all of America's drug problems. American politicians and prison-industrial-complex likes drug addicts. That is why USA
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I would personally see it as a desirable outcome. I think Trump should disband NATO Snowden or not. European nations have for long freeloaded off US taxpayer's money fueling the Military Industrial Complex over an artificial threat of
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What he is saying is some creative male will find a way to enter that room.
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Putin wont gift. Putin might trade. When Snowden gets delivered people are going to ask what did Mr. Trump gave in return. It would raise many eyebrows. Not to mention once Snowden is in USA there will be far more attention to him and his i
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by tn13 10y ago
Just check the following Google news results and scroll back to see how frequently this sort of news is being churned out https://www.google.com/search?q=hottest+year&ie=utf-8&oe=utf...
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The last time I checked Iceland's population was 323,002 mostly homogeneous racially similar people in geographically and economically similar region. Good for Iceland that their teenagers don't smoke as much. But there is little
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What does this mean for moPub ?
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How many years in one year, this sort of news comes every few months.
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How favorable are France's labor laws ? Is it possible to have at will employment?
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So it was not EpiPen that was fleecing people but people enamoured by marketing strategies wanted to pay 10x more ?
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Honestly even if they are different what matters to me is whether the difference is worth $$$$$. The government certified highly trained doctor seems to have simply overlooked that a cheaper and almost as good alternative existed!
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Sorry. My point was protection from inflation is guaranteed. Bitcoin might lose its value because of market but no one can print Bitcoins at a whim to reduce the value of coins in my hand.
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Huh! So we had an affordable solution all around but it was illegal ?
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I find such talk idiotic. Peter Thiel like everyone else is supporting views which also happens to be very popular views in this country. I not only have respect for Peter for supporting Trump but I think tech industry should be thankful to
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1) It is attractive because it it unregulated. The inflation however is mathematically guaranteed. That is perhaps the best regulation you can ever have for a currency. 2) True about USD and Fed too or almost every other things that are pub
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This is one area I think government ought to play its basic role. However given that government its self has been predatory with out money it is hard to expect that they will do anything other than bailing wall street out. Baptists and boot
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All real estate related problems in American cities are about nonsensical level of regulation. It is really cool to find so much free parking in Sunnyvale but then we cant really complain about high rents can we ? People fail to see the bas
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Other there is another reason : Wasteful expenditure. At least in case of San Bernandino that was the case.
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This. Most of the times it was a honeypot service and backpage probably shut it down because of that.
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Given an option Cops will always knock the easier door. Cops use civil forfeiture against old grandma living on fixed income rather than a rich lawyered drug dealer. Like bullies law enforcement is cowardly too and likes to beat up the soft
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Partly because now everyone has strong incentives to put random people in jail. 1. Politicians can ensure voters are perpetually scared of "increasing crime" when in reality USA is safer than ever. 2. Narcissist DAs to feel good a

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