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Comment #8801511
Walk down the tourist area of Haight Street towards the park and you'll see pieces of cardboard and what looks like dog poop or human faeces smeared all over the sidewalk. Outside …
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Comment #8801480
> San Francisco is the filthiest city I've ever worked in. Literally. How many of you reading this are in San Francisco and live in an apartment building? Go and check the trash ro…
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Comment #8793468
Many mobile developers defend Apple taking their 30% cut. Crazy, but true.
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Comment #8793451
> Uber really just provides technical infrastructure Would it be accurate to say centralised technical infrastructure? Simply transferring the data to the US is already probably br…
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Comment #8789324
This could be it. Amazing what "celebrities" are charging for product placement. https://twitter.com/BikiniRobotArmy/status/54688646593893171...
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Comment #8775411
This is great when you consider today's culture of planned obsolescence and the environmental damage that results. Yes, I'm pointing fingers at Apple here, because they charge $100…
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Comment #8774814
Clearly Tim Cook and senior management are in a bind. They keep telling people they're geniuses ('only Apple could do this') and industry leaders in environmental practices. The BB…
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Comment #8774783
Yes, the suppliers are faking the hours. They show this in the film. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:76291D1E48A0930CD649A42E3C7BD82F78E5EE16&dn=panorama+s62e44+apples+broken+promises+hdtv+x26…
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Comment #8774745
It's worse. The documentary shows how Foxconn and Pegatron fake payroll slips so that long hours don't show up. 93% compliance is rubbish. Workers are forced to sign forms saying t…
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Comment #8773659
Good spot catching that Apple's own documents don't stack up with their claims. But this is how the company operates as a whole - sell the sizzle, not the steak. I think they simpl…
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Comment #8773594
Done, thanks for the heads up.
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Comment #8773574
The 'code of conduct' is a sham: Foxconn and Pegatron issue fake payroll slips to hide long hours, threaten workers to tick boxes saying they consent to working nights, overtime is…
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Comment #8773519
This is a letter which Tim Cook et al issued to Apple UK staff after the BBC's documentary unit, Panorama, went undercover into the iPhone factories. Terrible working conditions in…
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Comment #8766166
Very funny and true... and it looks like fear (of getting emails hacked) has executives in Hollywood panicking now. "Steve Carell’s North Korea Movie ‘Pyongyang’ Canceled in Wake o…
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Comment #8766158
It might never be released. Sony has pulled it from theatrical release and said there are no plans for video-on-demand or DVD release. http://variety.com/2014/film/news/sony-cancel…
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Comment #8766153
Some people believe it is... this guy actually has a regular column at Forbes. U.S. Should Make North Korea Pay for Sony Hack Pyongyang has given the Obama administration no choice…
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Comment #8765875
Seth Rogen is a bit of a coward. He picked an easy target in Kim given that North Korea is isolated and has no ability to do any real harm to him. Easy to mock somebody who can't g…