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mankash666

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    Comment #22362836

    fully agree

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    Comment #20461515

    China takes such stances on many issues, and flexes it's power. For instance, a private company referring too Taiwan as a separate country can expect severe blowback from China

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    Comment #18231930

    Because Google is not a non-profit. They'd like to monetize their OS and services.

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    Comment #18143442

    This! I wish we had a more technical deep dive.

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    Comment #18105384

    The main use case for NoSql is scale at the cost of consistency. What's the exact use case for UnQLite - as in - what scaling issues do embedded databases face? In what scenarios?

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    Comment #18103049

    What's this bull-shittery supposed to evoke? Sympathy for your lack of understand of copyright law, or your bull-shit entitlement to CBS' content, or just how disconnected you are …

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    Comment #18102799

    Funny how you let Amazon & Netflix track the fuck out of you, while paying them a prime membership or shopping on their website.

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    Comment #18102759

    Yes indeed. There era of entitlement is upon us - "unless CBS gives away all their free content without tracking and monetizing me, I'll illegally pirate their content - because in…

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    Comment #18102738

    Please - go file a GDPR complaint

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    Comment #18102728

    Another user CBS won't miss, I guess

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    Comment #18091550

    Here's the thing: most users don't really care. The evidence is in the author's own disapproval of the slack app - about it just being a wrapper around a website disguised as an ap…

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    Comment #18077739

    Curious why the oldest application of the blockchain - money - isn't in your list. Actually, I find it mysterious that Revolut and PayPal are more popular when Bitcoin and ethereum…

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    Comment #18077571

    What?! Zuck dropped a cool $21B on the app - I believe he's entitled to expect a return on investment without being bullied, using a public business model everyone knew about. Face…

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    Comment #18069023

    Steve jobs had reiterated multiple times that good artists copy and great artists steal. Apple stole the 'GUI' and 'mouse' from Xerox, constantly violates scores of OS patents held…

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    Comment #18061145

    None. None come with $0/annum, spam filtering, deep search, state of the art 2FA, large amounts of storage, large collection of plugins, cross OS native clients, ....

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    Comment #18061120

    I'm assuming here that the changes are GDPR compliant (given the large army of lawyers working for Google). If they are, all this brouhaha is from the technophile echo chamber of o…

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    Comment #18059096

    Can ProPuboica/MarkUp investigate how Apple never comes under the scanner of anti trust regulators either in the US or EU, while Google, Microsoft get fingered for far less. For in…

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    Comment #18059020

    The only technicality protecting Apple from massive anti trust regulations with regards to the store is that the iPhone actually isn't a monopoly in cell phone unit shipments. Howe…

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    Comment #18052351

    Cavium is actively competing with Intel, offering ARM for the server space. You can rent cavium CPUs from http://Packet.Net for a lot cheaper than Intel Qualcomm's server unit demi…

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    Comment #18048082

    Yes yes - bullying peer reviewed work from being published is totally not censorship.

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    Comment #18047401

    It's happening - science is now being censorsed by radical feminism. Welcome back the dark ages

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    Comment #18047381

    It'd be nice if Apple's iOS JavaScript core reached parity with W3C features supported on other platforms and browsers. Notable emissions are RTC data channel, WebGl2, WebAudio, if…

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    Comment #18034055

    Apple, as always, is so full of shit when it comes to privacy. "Don't buy Android phones if you don't want big brother type surveillance from Google, buy Apple for China-esque soci…