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arvindkumarc

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    Comment #47139773

    How is this stat even useful?

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    Comment #39664594

    Yes. Love this cross platform, non proprietary software for local file sharing.

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    Comment #39664589

    So techically you agree that it’s no different from using proton? Coming back to the question, the roads you travel, the vehicle you commute are all under constant surveillance, FY…

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    Comment #39664585

    “If it comes from the country that they operate in. “ How’s that for privacy?

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    Comment #39660738

    You can always trace the numbers and postal mails in this age.

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    Comment #39660729

    The problem is still not supported by proton and team.

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    Comment #39659593

    There was a bomb threat email sent by one of the proton mail users to South Indian state’s TN, some weeks ago. There was a big turmoil in 4-5 different schools in the city. Until t…

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    Comment #39317598

    Highly appreciated book. But the author is Gerald Weinberg.

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    Comment #24599289

    "Last name" of any person across the world has something to do with. The argument to identify two ppl with same firstname stands the same for both first and last names combined. Co…

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    Comment #18237338

    There is YouTube kids, even that didn't help?

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    Comment #14634582

    Agreed. Im just trying to make myself clear that there is problem, not taking it as a legal advice. Mostly looking out for other options or better be aware etc.,

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    Ask HN: Commercial licensing of code that runs on R

    We are trying to bootstrap our startup with R analytics, the only thing that is restricting us from going ahead with R is the licensing (GNU GPLv3). 1. We would love to know whethe…