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throw47474777j

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    Comment #36749772

    App Stores, the web, etc. How else does software as a service get sold? It’s not a new thing. Probably a lot of these things will just end up as features in existing systems.

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    Comment #36749666

    > but whose populations are nonetheless healthier. Population health is not caused by medicine. > Or are you talking about the problem of the severe ideological divide? Since you s…

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    Comment #36749475

    Why wouldn't people just use existing software markets?

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    Comment #36749390

    > The fundamental loophole is that "the free market" is practically a religion in the United States Blaming something for being practically a religion is about as empty a piece of …

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    Comment #36742683

    It’s an imaginary line.

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    Comment #36742269

    Apple didn’t mainstream anything, indeed they withdrew the plan after the discourse was overwhelmingly opposed to the idea.

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    Comment #36742244

    A smart person who systematically mis-categorizes the world is worse than an idiot acting at random.

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    Comment #36742235

    Or not, and these aren’t really analogies and in fact are just gibberish.

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    Comment #36742000

    Battery replacements aren’t prohibitively expensive, and iPhone at least don’t get ‘thrown out’ - they get recycled or reconditioned.

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    Comment #36740800

    It's a linux distro. It was already open source.

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    Comment #36740790

    > I'm sorry I just cannot understand your point at all. Unnecessary batteries being sold = people profiting from waste.

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    Comment #36740775

    Always at a cost.

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    Comment #36740769

    > Why exactly would people change batteries that don't need to be changed? Phones do have battery health indicators, and buying one costs money. You can't seriously be saying you d…

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    Comment #36738152

    More materials will be used. People will change batteries that don’t need to be changed, and will buy and carry more batteries than they need. There will be a massive inventory of …

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    Comment #36736459

    Harming the world more like, by making phones more fragile and less reliable.

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    Comment #36733266

    > you did posit in the previous reply that it's completely expected and a fact of life that larger powers overtake these smaller ones I think you’re just making that you, but in ca…

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    Comment #36732822

    > but they need more time learning They don’t need more time . They need a serious curriculum.

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    Comment #36732108

    I’ve heard it argued by historians that there were likely to have been multiple prototypes of the antykythera mechanism, but each one was recycled to produce the next.

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    Comment #36731347

    How reliable is Musk to report on this?

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    Comment #36730496

    Are you a professional keyboard user? If so, I'd prioritize picking the keyboard that suits you best over price.

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    Comment #36727232

    Agreed. It looks like they are trying to manufacture a controversy in the hopes of raising their own profile. Dark.

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    Comment #36727140

    With comments like these, it doesn’t really look like that’s what you’re up to.

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    Comment #36724116

    > Let's say China started supporting people in Guam who want independence Sounds like you’ve forgotten that Russia marched on Ukraine’s capital, deliberately shelling civilian targ…

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    Comment #36719389

    > It’s pretty much the same thing Russia is doing. Complete gibberish. You can’t seriously be claiming that cities in Guam are being turned to rubble under heavy artillery fire, an…

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    Comment #36718150

    Why stop there? Humans were already eclipsed between 3800-3500 BCE when oxen began to be used for ploughing instead of people working the land with hand tools.