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Comment #19828663
…This one? This one isn’t very privacy-friendly or open. And that raises all the previous questions again. Should they maybe have learned something about clandestinely fucking with…
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Comment #19828628
Look, at this point it’s not the user’s responsibility to “chill out”. It’s very much Firefox’s responsibility to try to repair their reputation by: 1. being completely transparent…
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Comment #19114446
Both sound like Nickelback to me so I don’t know…
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Comment #18956686
Some of the comments here are a little too optimistic, although this is a victory. The fight is not over yet. The directive needs to be written, and ideally in a way that prevents …
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Comment #18956674
Sure, but copyright vampires have been setting this up for years.
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Comment #18948138
They’re reading everything. It says so in the TOS.
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Comment #18882995
Even if that were true, would that have reduced innovation? How many other innovators has Amazon crushed—fueled by the “top income”?
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Comment #18879794
Have you considered how, say, a recruiter might view your CV differently from someone just getting started?
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Comment #18833193
They don’t need to, but they have found it to be more… optimal.
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Comment #18828745
I would not imagine even the legal requirement would reduce the safeguarding requirements nor allow an increase to the necessary retention period.
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Comment #18828724
Not sure what you mean by optimize, but MLB teams often play several games against each other in a row. But that’s slightly different because it could be seen to change the dynamic…
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Comment #18786177
God, Go is tedious to read. Also, just use a code formatter that rejects any incorrectly styled code.
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Comment #18786155
The house always wins.
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Comment #18770493
It’s the share that’s being traded. It doesn’t matter whether it represents reality. All that matters is that the guess about whether it appreciates or depreciates is correct.
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Comment #18770175
In all likelihood an entirely new product will be a better fit in that case, anyway. Especially if whichever direction you do pick completely precludes what you decide not to do. I…
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Comment #18766206
50 years from now, translation technology has made speaking foreign languages obsolete. (Except for your own benefit.)
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Comment #18740020
That would be why you also unionize the nurses. (And also not subject basic rights like healthcare to market forces, but that’s a bridge a little farther.)
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Comment #18720584
The market isn’t related to the companies it ostensibly comprises at all. Any changes are related to the expected value of the stock , not the company itself.
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Comment #18720419
If a tax is prohibitive, then by the same logic there will be loopholes for necessary usage.
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Comment #18710038
I think that goes to say that probability isn't really useful to most people when we're talking about elections.
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Comment #18701107
Compensation is literally a zero-sum game.
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Comment #18695666
Try looking between the lines.
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Comment #18694625
Anybody want odds on 50% of these comments being exactly that worthless advice?
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Comment #18694614
You managed 5 words before being wrong… please do read up on modern thinking on IQ—and especially how poverty affects it.