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rjvbk

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  1. comment
    Comment #17566136

    People who don't think the way you do are online trolls.

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    Comment #17565972

    As George Bush said there, terrorists have no rights or recourse. And he is a terrorist. So?

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    Comment #17565872

    So he was guilty anyway, that's all I needed to read.

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    Comment #17565684

    Yes sorry. The browser is directly owned by a for-profit, then.

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    Comment #17565182

    You're talking about the same Firefox that displays ads on my home page by default, sends analytics to them by default, and is owned by a foundation that is owned by a for-profit c…

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    Comment #17564688

    I admit I don't go to the cinema and I consume almost no mainstream entertainment but for the last years all I've heard about, regarding cinema, is Marvel, Marvel, Marvel, Marvel, …

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    Comment #17564482

    I don't like it, it's un-C-like.

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    Comment #17564427

    Banning the spreading of ideas requires control of information, yes.

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    Comment #17562854

    I think "protesting in front of twitter HQ for enabling a political view I don't like" is a silly thing to do. If you don't like X (in this case fascism) I am sure there are better…

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    Comment #17562674

    They will just switch to whatsapp. I'm sure "human rights" advocates will be extra happy about the end to end encryption now :')

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    Comment #17562625

    "human rights abuses"... so they will lean left, like that Twitter committee.

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    Comment #17557396

    >ALICE fails to adequately peer with CAROL’s autonomous network and calls it a feature. It also works the other way around: CAROL does not want to pay ALICE to have premium access.…

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    Comment #17557220

    Liechtenstein has a population of 37,666 and Monaco has a population of 37,308. I mean, they are "countries", but...

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    Comment #17557061

    >Side note, Netflix isn't using any traffic. They're not sending me a UHD video stream unsolicited. I'm using the traffic. Milk companies put their lorries in the highway to delive…

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    Comment #17556963

    ISPs are neutral here, the problem is, once again, that Netflix uses a HUGE amount of traffic, and the normal routes (the ones everybody gets) get saturated. If they want "premium"…

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    Comment #17556817

    Netflix uses fast.com and their speed index as a way to extort ISPs into giving them traffic for free. They refuse to pay any fees to connect directly to ISPs and then they use tha…

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    Comment #17556630

    http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/europe It gets much worse depending on the country: http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/italy http://gs.statcounter.co…

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    Comment #17556622

    I used the wrong term, I meant "dominant position". Google has one with Android and they abuse it. That's why they are being fined.

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    Comment #17556582

    Apple does not have a monopoly dominant position. In my country I think they are like 10% of the market. You can't abuse your dominant position if you don't have one.

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    Comment #17556538

    In what cultures exactly?

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    Comment #17556286

    In this case it was a political change; some OEMs caved and changed the pistol to a water gun and some did not. Emoji are a vital part of the way we communicate online so some see …

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    Comment #17553922

    That's not everything the TFA says. It begins talking about how uncivil the Chinese are.

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    Comment #17553875

    The point of Windows is Win32 and DirectX. At least for me: those are the two reasons I can't move to any other OS.

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    Comment #17552691

    Just prepend https://outline.com/ to the URL. https://outline.com/http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-fe...

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    Comment #17552619

    Yeah, the same many developers haven't escaped strings they inserted into SQL tables, leading to SQL injections. Does this mean if I don't do that I have a right to brag about it? …