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KJasper

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    Comment #10553463

    Most push media work exactly like tv. Magazines and newspapers have ads in between the content and don't forget about radio that works exactly the same.

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    Comment #10487578

    User tracking

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    Comment #10471278

    And it's resolved: "Dear Developer, We apologize that the update was rejected due to an snag in the review system. The updated item will be available in the Chrome Web Store within…

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    Comment #10214421

    This one of the problems the internet brings as a pull mechanism. The great thing about Blendle is that younger people actually pay for content and have the possibility to read art…

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    Comment #10196655

    Just because you can doesn't make it more professional imo.

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    Comment #10109354

    But they might just use their wifi connection ;)

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    Comment #10071645

    And it would raise prices for the real thing

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    Comment #10021432

    The look like soft little puppies. Everybody loves and nurtures puppies.

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    Comment #9967508

    Oh as a gamer you can better just get used to it, because of DirectX 12 games that will come in time.

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    Comment #9818873

    That's why you would let some scrap collectors in and basically say to them: What would you pay me for this scrap if you have to haul it away yourself?

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    Comment #9798571

    I see them in discount stores as well, so the hype has probably passed... (guessing that you're from the Netherlands as well)

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    Comment #9783906

    Why is this a mistake? And not just policy as well? Or is it because Apple tests boundaries and backpedals when necessary and call it a mistake afterwards?

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    Comment #9783700

    What would you call the move by Apple?

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    Comment #9737220

    ofcourse and they won't. Companies never pay the initial fine...

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    Comment #9734344

    If you can make 200M and have a risk of paying 100M in the worst case you still make 100M more than you would without doing it. So it's basically calculated risk for these companie…

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    Comment #9721270

    You probably saw that wrong, because almost every bike is locked and everyone has had his/her bike stolen at least once. Most locks are part of the bike though and not a chainlock.…

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    Comment #9719631

    Dutchie reporting in! Nobody wears a helmet here when they're riding their bike to work, schools, stores, etc. The average speed will be somewhere between 15-20 km/h and is relativ…

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    Comment #9704905

    They will discuss it and approve it while there is some major event going down. Let's say a complete meltdown of Greece, a natural disaster, more war in the middle east...

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    Comment #9665903

    That's great in theory, but should the people suffer more of Haiti because of these individuals? I'm guessing that none of these organisations could exist without compromising thin…

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    Comment #9610373

    Don't forget about the YouTube fiasco where Google forced Microsoft to withdraw their unofficial app even though they tried everything to comply with Google.

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    Comment #9570513

    Let's be honest here (I'm Dutch): In the Netherlands failing is looked down upon, investing in something as risky as a start-up is very uncommon and probably frowned upon, working …

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    Comment #9457077

    There isn't a consumer that really wants this, but publishers don't want all you can read models. So this is what we get.

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    Comment #9398825

    Exactly a lot of real world (older) users do this and I cringe a little every time I see it. They don't even know that you can single click. This isn't a huge issue, but it's much …

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    Comment #9366663

    Not Steam, but Ubisoft did this for instance with the latest Far Cry and Assassins Creed.

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    Comment #9232177

    I don't mind the smart algorithms that maximize profit for facebook/twitter/etc, but I would love a choice. Simply the choice to be buried in posts instead of everything being cura…