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nalekberov

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    Comment #49121239

    > JavaScript was not developed as a fork of Java, but much of its basic syntax still resembles Java, so I think it's fair to compare them. It's absolutely irrelevant to compare the…

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    Comment #49121177

    Real question is: how much those "fixed" bugs actually bothered the users to begin with? But since Google cares mostly about its investors, the numbers and a mention of Gemini in s…

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    Comment #49068489

    It has always fascinated me, the degree to which airport staff feel so important, as if the world would stop revolving without them.

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    Comment #49050806

    People will do any useless thing to self-promote.

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    Comment #48940825

    Fun fact (if you care): Back in the '90s, pretty much every music video produced in Azerbaijan literally matched the lyrics.

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    Comment #48878959

    We are talking about handful amount of billionaire who manipulate masses, not Industrial Revolution and technological advancements. The issues you enumerated were very well address…

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    Comment #48878923

    Except, it’s actually you, who enjoys these toys and distractions. There will always be people like you, who will accept every single shit, then call them “gift from builders”.

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    Comment #48869945

    Mine is OLED, perhaps this is the reason I am not among those billions :( EDIT: You edited your comment after I submit my response. You cannot put arbitrary abbreviations and expec…

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    Comment #48869304

    Granted “we” are billionaires. Not only you didn’t get the point, but you still hold on to your delusions: > life for our kin will only be better. Right? In this subscription econo…

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    Comment #48852751

    I don’t understand these rewrites, honestly, what is the point? Who have had any C++ related issues while working with Postgres?

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    Comment #48837479

    The internet will soon be flooded with even more scam landing pages.

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    Comment #48802560

    > We don't want physical media, we want digital ownership rights! Don't confuse the argument! I don't know who's "we" for the author, but I DO want physical media. I want to have t…

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    Comment #48762226

    I don't know about many people, but the author for sure doesn't understand the primary purpose of code review. If the primary purpose of code review is to assess maintainability, t…

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    Comment #48761604

    Well, I guess occasional $4.7B fines are just the cost of doing business for Google. They have a monopoly in multiple categories, such as search engine, online advertising and stro…

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    Comment #48751017

    I have been collecting many used CDs and DVDs for some ten years - some of them 15+ years old, some of them are covered in scratches and they still work pretty well. Clearly, you a…

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    Comment #48673124

    Who said that? It was Apple, who sold their iPhones at astronomic margins, created walled gardens. There could be other solutions to this problem - one being, signing exclusive dea…

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    Comment #48672966

    > We have never seen a component price increase this much, this quickly. We have shielded our customers from these increases so far, but we have now reached a point where we need t…

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    Comment #48659817

    > not because I didn't like them, I still support Cloudflare and they're a great company, Great for what? Centralizing the internet? making it impossible to exercise your rights to…

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    Comment #48490068

    Taste is subjective indeed, but for me they were more expressive and visually appealing than ironed out icons.

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    Comment #48489619

    Probably no one caused more damage than John Ive to Apple (post-Jobs period). Removal of skeuomorphism, removal of essential ports, making MacBooks so thin that they wouldn’t work …

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    Comment #48473848

    Humans make mistake then to learn from it. A really good expert would never deliberately copy-paste an obscure solution from the internet, then to ask for forgiveness later. AI age…

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    Comment #48451395

    I’ll just put this link here: https://killedbygoogle.com/

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    Comment #48428125

    It’s also the reason, why you will never be able to repair or upgrade your computer in the future. From technological point of view these are indeed big advancements. However, I co…

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    Comment #48391002

    What is the point of allowing a developer to spend $18,000 a year on AI subscriptions? Can't they hire a decent developer who is capable of producing a quality solution faster? Cle…