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by yladiz 9y ago
You can just say your friend gave you a phone for the trip since yours just broke and you haven't had a chance to set it up.
902.
by yladiz 9y ago
A crime.
903.
by yladiz 9y ago
The way housing and society works is significantly different in the USA and China. It's not really fair to compare the two. I don't know anyone in USA that has used their parent's life savings to purchase a house, because tha
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by yladiz 9y ago
It's because it covers any unrelated patents, not just the ones related to React. You can't sue Facebook or its subsidiaries, like Oculus or Instagram, for patent infringement, e.g. if Oculus were to infringe on your VR or AR pate
905.
by yladiz 9y ago
So the issue boils down to, this person wants control over where they put their password vaults? To play devil's advocate: what makes your solution better than one from a company specifically based around security? If you use Dropbox,
906.
by yladiz 9y ago
Are you joking? I know that China and USA do not have one, but there hasn't been a single conflict with any country that has a free trade agreement since WW2. Also, understand that the US has the backing (and mutual defect agreements)
907.
by yladiz 9y ago
No it wouldn't, because China doesn't really consider NK an ally worth fighting over, especially against USA, because unlike with NK China and USA are very strong trading partners. Of course China strongly prefers a buffer between
908.
by yladiz 9y ago
I seriously doubt China will go into economic collapse like Venezuela, but I think in the next 5-10 years once growth is down below 3-4%, the economy will start to suffer and people will become uneasy because the economy is affecting how mu
909.
by yladiz 9y ago
Why is it bad? The only difference with the current, "local" approach and the 1Password cloud approach is that the password vault will be stored on their servers rather than something like Dropbox or iCloud.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Although I prefer the local storage option, I do agree with the premise that most people don't back up their stuff properly and a cloud based storage should be, in theory, better for the average person. And having worked directly with
911.
by yladiz 9y ago
I'm curious what proof the author has about this. Is there actual proof that the PSF is trying to undermine his work?
912.
by yladiz 9y ago
I don't think I'd consider buying this. Beyond my apprehension on possible build quality problems (RED hasn't made phones before?), gimmickness (are there many applications of 3D or holographic content for a phone, and would
913.
by yladiz 9y ago
Is there someone I can email instead? I currently don't have a LinkedIn account and haven't seen the need for one since it's not required for any other application I've submitted (and haven't had the need for it in
914.
by yladiz 9y ago
Ah, thanks. I didn't know and there weren't quotes so I was confused by the statement.
915.
by yladiz 9y ago
Hi, I was interested in applying but it looks like the only way to apply is via logging in using LinkedIn? Is it possible to apply without using LinkedIn?
916.
by yladiz 9y ago
East Asia? As in Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, HK?
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by yladiz 9y ago
Again: can you make this more concise? I really tuned out when I saw this wall of text, and I didn't see my question answered in the first sentence or two before you went into your exposition (in fact, it seems you ignored my question)
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by yladiz 9y ago
Are you suggesting that a metro system, like MTA or BART, is the same as a high speed rail? They serve fundamentally different purposes.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Because it's a second factor beyond your password.
920.
by yladiz 9y ago
So if a company doesn't have a direct presence in a country but has many users from that country (for example, the German law this article is talking about has a threshold of 2 million German users), it doesn't have to follow the
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by yladiz 9y ago
When they sign up, they probably have to choose (at least) one of those options, so that can be included on their profile and the data can be separated from the profile. E.g. Your "profile" in the db can say "login_type: phon
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by yladiz 9y ago
Can you make this more concise?
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by yladiz 9y ago
I know, my implicit argument is that this specific argument isn't really valid because these circumstances have happened before and I don't believe the decision against Microsoft is controversial in 2017. I do believe that somethi
924.
by yladiz 9y ago
> Using Internet Explorer is 100% voloutary and there are alternatives. The US government should not interfere, its unnecessary and I think its an abuse of power from their side.
925.
by yladiz 9y ago
Directly, sure, but charging your car generates carbon dioxide, as do the manufacturing processes behind the components. Manufacturing an electric car is in some ways worse for the environment than a traditional car.
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by yladiz 9y ago
What's the policy on wholly paywalled content if it's the primary source? The article is light on some the facts presented in the FT article (like revenue stats, and the fact that Weibo's market cap dropped by $1B after the b
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by yladiz 9y ago
I would argue that 60FPS will never be "good" for visual media like film. Video games benefit greatly from 60FPS, but when I'm on YouTube and I see something in 60FPS that has a person in it, I generally turn it off unless I&
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by yladiz 9y ago
They may have just let it use yeast from the air.
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by yladiz 9y ago
There's a similar visa in South Korea, the D-8 visa, which requires you to invest 50M Won (roughly 50,000 USD), either in some business or to open another business, and some people have gotten frustrated that some have just invested fo
930.
by yladiz 9y ago
WeChat is integral to Chinese culture right now. If you go to China, there are a lot of businesses that only use WeChat Pay and nothing else. WeChat isn't losing appeal, rather, it's essential to living in China.

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