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by x5n1 11y ago
Yes let's let government surveillance outfits design protocols. I mean who ever though this would ever be a good idea? They will 100% of the time fail at this task.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Ads are immoral. Netflix needs to redefine the world by never bringing ads to consumers. Never!
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by x5n1 11y ago
In the long run imagine that Netflix has a global audience and a global market. With say 1.6 billion subscribers, the number of people who use facebook, they could definitely afford this strategy in the long run I mean having a monthly budg
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by x5n1 11y ago
And that's all you have to do, just keep saying we're working on it, and turn to the next question. All ways of getting people to use your operating system and your eco-system while keeping the rhetoric of we're open now. And
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by x5n1 11y ago
Look they released their Javascript engine with no JIT compiler for Linux. It's the same Microsoft because they are in it for money and dominance. A leopard can't change its spots. Microsoft will always be the same, no matter what
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by x5n1 11y ago
How many successful startups have actually been built on top on Microsoft software. I know Plenty of Fish is one example, but you just don't hear of that many examples of successful startups built on top of Microsoft's stack. The
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by x5n1 11y ago
But Zuckerborg is a genius, how dare to question his competence at executing this brilliant campaign. Any run of the mill MBA would've told you just sell free facebook for the masses. But no instead it had to be a massive moral cause o
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by x5n1 11y ago
It's great to able to articulate that, but in the real world this sort of thinking does not actually hold much weight. Launching a month early is a good thing.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Did they actually think that growth would happen forever, that it was infinite. Time to switch to non-growth economic models and assume that the markets have reached equilibrium.
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by x5n1 11y ago
It may not be to begin with to get market adoption, once they have it, they can limit or tax any network to be able to operate on their device, so the FCC needs to step in and make sure that never happens.
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by x5n1 11y ago
more like market capture, or attempts at it. sims are a great technology. attempting to make them embedded is a way to take away choice from consumers so you can offer locked in solutions with less competition. the fcc should do something a
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by x5n1 11y ago
The fair and free market with level or shall I say leveled playing fields everybody.
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by x5n1 11y ago
> why? because have more time than money.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Maybe big corporations, there are tons of small companies, which constitutes half the economy that don't do this.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Better not to work for such companies.
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by x5n1 11y ago
With rhetoric like that and actions backed by such rhetoric you will make Saudi Arabia into a prime candidate for ISIS takeover after a power vacuum of ridding the region of Islam. Muslims in general are mercurial. And not all people in the
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by x5n1 11y ago
The systemic problem is further usually linked to rich first world countries entrenching those systems so they can exploit the country for whatever reason. Or further their geopolitical interests. One aspect that gets overlooked is how much
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by x5n1 11y ago
Okay hold the US government for aiding in Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses. I don't know whether to cheer for things like this, though I do support works for improving human rights. For the most part they seem to be drops in the
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by x5n1 11y ago
All this I hate refugees, etc, basically comes down to the fact that you hate your government for destabilizing the entire region. Sure democracy would be good, but stability is good enough even if it is a dictator running the show. Imagine
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by x5n1 11y ago
Whatever 1.2 million is not much money. And if they don't do it someone else will do it.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Let me know when China prints a few trillion dollars in currency and does not have to pay a dime for doing so and we'll discuss free markets and leveled playing fields... and corruption.
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by x5n1 11y ago
> I have no idea if the policeman thought what he was doing was right or wrong I have the right to rape people who I pull over? If your moral compass is that screwed up, then there is something very very wrong with you. In general people
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by x5n1 11y ago
The person who would be affected by the rape charge went to jail. This was the system fighting to protect itself from accusations that the system does not work or failed in this instance. Instead of looking hard upon itself and how it can i
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by x5n1 11y ago
It's not a system of justice or truth finding. It is an adversarial system of fighting with each other in courts. I totally feel for what this woman had to go through. But imagine most court battles look like this and emotionally destr
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by x5n1 11y ago
valid point.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Who has a long history of any understanding of the voodoo that's economics. The whole idea of a Caplitalist economy is 500 years old. American leadership is what like 70 years old, since WWI. No one know what they are doing, they just
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by x5n1 11y ago
Yes I want unlimited free content for $7.99/mo. What's so hard to understand?
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by x5n1 11y ago
You are already breaking Netflix's Terms and Conditions by doing this. It's just when a few people break the rules, they go unnoticed, and perhaps those who make the rules don't care. When the masses do it then it's a pr
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by x5n1 11y ago
I hope they get a C&D from Netflix, I see services like this ruining Netflix for the rest of us who actually know what they are doing, rather than Joe user who could care less and just wants more movies... causing push back from the ind
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by x5n1 11y ago
It's fine to go around saying we're offering free facebook to users who want it. That's the big mistake that Zuckerborg made. It should be free facebook. Do you want free facebook? Many people would say yes. "Free Basics

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