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by vilmosi 11y ago
When your vision is: >> While Apple is a closed, proprietary company, they are not a spyware company like Google. >> Together, we can build a future where we have independent alternatives to the spyware of companies like Google
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>> You seem to act like software never has bugs. So every piece of software ever made sucks? The quality of hangouts shouldn't be decided on anecdotal bug findings.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
The problem is you don't even try to make hangouts work for you. You complain that you can't even choose between SMS and instant chat, yet hangouts offers that effortlessly. And you ca see someone online/offline, you can even
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by vilmosi 11y ago
"no carrier subsidies in Europe" What?! Lies! I always got my phone on contract, there's tons of choices! I agree about "Look at me, I'm rich!" part though.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
"I think it's pathetic they decided to try to be their own ecosystem instead of being part of HealthKit, but that's not their big sin." Why? Considering their platform existed before HealthKit and the current limitations
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by vilmosi 11y ago
So you're ok with your data being collected, as long as they don't make money of it?
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by vilmosi 11y ago
It does not say they don't collect data thought. And I'm pretty sure not even Google sells data to advertisers, they sell ad space. It's just a PR stunt.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
But Apple does sell ads... And while I would love a privacy focused search engine, I just don't think you can build a good one without private data.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
This is highly suspicious IMO. You almost died in a car crash with your family, yet two days later you wrote how glad you were that you can see a graph of your heart rate? Come on... On the other hand, I could be wrong though, it's jus
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by vilmosi 11y ago
That doesn't make sense. If you have such a modern infrastructure combined with a healthy market competition like you say, it's incredibly confusing on why your contracts are so expensive then. Or why do you need projects like Goo
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by vilmosi 11y ago
The high rates in the US have nothing to do with area size, it's due to monopolistic services, where you have 1 maybe 2 telcos to choose from in most areas. Free roaming in Europe has many problems to face, but infrastructure isn'
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by vilmosi 12y ago
Sounds pretty fake IMO
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by vilmosi 12y ago
You are spot on when it comes to the difference in cultures. But Europe has little bearing to the argument as the question was more about US welfare. And don't pretend you don't know why entrepreneurs come to the US... we all know
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by vilmosi 12y ago
This is ridiculous. "Survival of the fittest" is not about who is physically stronger but who is fitter for their environment. And since most human's environment is a human city, monetary wealth is basically higher fitness. I
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by vilmosi 12y ago
I think Apple is getting too much slack. They made it way to easy to add a new credit card.
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by vilmosi 12y ago
That really doesn't seem easier at all...
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by vilmosi 12y ago
I remember them. Around 4 or 5 in total, depending on how much I care about the account.
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by vilmosi 12y ago
"This is very annoying to go to a restaurant and it appears to be more complicated for you to get water than it is when you're eating at home. This is what you often experience in no-tipping-countries restaurants" I think you
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by vilmosi 12y ago
It's downvoted because it's a troll comment that doesn't further the discussion at all. It's irrelevant. I use Android because it let's me have defaults. See? Irrelevant statement. Everyone has different needs, just
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by vilmosi 12y ago
Read the article again
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by vilmosi 12y ago
My first reaction was... The what fee?! Is this the Onion? Who charges debit card fees?!
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