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Comment #48463227
Does this affect users that have a primary address in the EU or anyone with a phone that is _in_ the EU?
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Comment #47809228
So they nerfed 4.6 to make way for 4.7? Progress. /s
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Comment #47232675
So they renamed performance to mean efficiency and are now using super in place of performance?
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Comment #47231238
> We attacked them During negotiations, for the second time.
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Comment #47033828
Imo those web apps are all infrastructure services: logistic network, content library access, and hardware access.
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Comment #46996659
> > Stage Restrictions: Only age-assured adults may speak on stage in servers. Does this mean that in panel-like settings where 100s of users are listening to a speaker, in order t…
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Comment #46949820
Competitors use ads?
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Comment #46947280
Which security bug(s) are you referring to?
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Comment #46275296
> You can tax the worker and she will still be better off than if you had taxed the capital, due to greater productivity. This assumes the worker is the one benefiting from the pro…
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Comment #46225004
Yeah but even there, how do you get dynamic routes for static builds?
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Comment #46165226
We didn't decided that– they did.
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Comment #45701726
The more I see these types of things the more my skepticism shoots up when someone tells me something is perfectly safe.
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Comment #45701716
I find it odd that when I happen across an article talking about some negative links between x and y being discovered, there's always someone in the comments saying this was known …
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Comment #45591038
It's attractive enough that people keep going despite it "constantly happening."
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Comment #45538476
I mean, if everyone was watching 4k YouTube videos they probably couldn’t support it, right?
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Comment #45537535
It’s all just propaganda to push forward US foreign policy objectives?
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Comment #45267721
They should have users receive the code and then submit said code into the application for verification, with clear instructions that this code is produced as a result of a support…
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Comment #44823305
Can you expand on this? Do they package those and use them with chrome? How are they using them?
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Comment #44741988
> cost of housing goes up without creating economic value for anyone The banks capture that in interest payments.
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Comment #44501882
This is silly. The second e in e2e is the one compelled to provide the info. Has nothing to do with e2e, even if it’s encrypted at rest, they’ll likely be forced to decrypt.
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Comment #44498315
Why does it have to be about being technical or not? You’re signed into an account with no obvious social networking capabilities, what about chatgpt screams “this will be public c…
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Comment #44403860
Are we now adding US to the list of countries cracking down on free speech?
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Comment #44365817
What's interesting is, with the Internet, they will be looking back and seeing what we're saying we think they'll be saying about us. Assuming archives are up, hello from the past!…
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Comment #44347205
How do you negotiate with a country(ies?) that blows up your chief negotiators?