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GDC7
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Comment #29654733
They disclose a bias: "Those dying from COVID-19 may be an at-risk population whose remaining life expectancy is shorter than the average person’s remaining life expectancy"
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Comment #29644122
> That you continue to repeat this, despite it being clearly disproven above, is telling. Where are the airpods? Not even the last model, even 2017 Airpods.. you know just to provi…
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Comment #29643890
> And consumers were harmed by one company controlling 97% of the desktop market When the 97% is potentially all free, then I don't where's the monopoly, unless you also include in…
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Comment #29643659
Evidence is Pocket PC Evidence is also how the iPhone struggle to communicate with Windows PCs and everything which isn't Apple. Evidence is also the fact that out of the box you c…
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Comment #29643605
Anti trust laws were made to protect consumers, not paper-millionaires shareholders of other compenies. There wasn't an organic hatred against Microsoft, people were teaching cours…
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Comment #29643521
How can you be anticompetitive when your software is free? Antitrust laws were made to protect the consumer, the same consumer which was robbing Microsoft blind because they allowe…
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Comment #29643507
> What a strange complaint to make, and it’s even stranger to tie it to your even stranger take on the DOJ and Microsoft. Had the DOJ not attacked Microsoft we'd have a better, mor…
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Comment #29643480
How can you be anti competitive when your software is free?
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Comment #29643324
> Microsoft got a slap on the wrist Microsoft gave small users everywhere a free license to use the best GUI OS in the world. Not to mention the browser and the productivity tools …
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Comment #29643249
In any event it was state intervention. When that happens the victory/defeat of a company becomes political , not technical or due to financial or business acumen. The worst thing …
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Comment #29643089
> It's very rare that you see acquisitions work out like this The acquisition was a normal acquisition. What made it special was the DOJ stepping in to destroy Microsoft because Bi…
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Comment #29637482
People test themselves because they feel unwell. If you catch covid but don't feel it, then you'll go back to normal without ever testing and thus ever knowing you had it. If this …
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Comment #29632424
people argued Microsoft would have taken over the US, had the DOJ not stopped them. In reality we'd just have a much more open phone which you can both charge and listen to music o…
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Comment #29630816
they don't have an abundance of people like the other 2 tho
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Comment #29625807
Just like you have the dating app or the mail app on your phone. The west is the money making and business app. Strictly business, don't even call or seek people for reasons which …
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Comment #29625296
It's just a normal bank wire to his most loyal business partner: The US Federal Government. Uncle Sam would wire him back in FY2022 in the form of subsidies, tax breaks and all sor…
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Comment #29624760
Honestly this seems like hell. I'd rather work remotely for a US company and move my ass somwhere like Brazil or Nigeria or Philippines or Thailand. You'd maybe feel the boredom an…
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Comment #29624236
Mark said that one of the many input to start Facebook was to bring people to the internet. He thought to himself : "there's news, there's sport, there's search, where are people a…
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Comment #29617444
> Hopefully we can then compare COVID to the season flu on any large media outlet It will never happen, humans take more and more to recover from traumatic events and people who cl…