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throwaway4719
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Comment #18265716
IT departments are often (not always) unfortunately full of intellectually weak people who have based their entire careers around knowing their way around Windows and not much else…
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Comment #16733057
"Wirecutter, A New York Times Company" As proudly and very visibly proclaimed in the masthead of every page on thewirecutter.com. This was the part that made me trust this site ear…
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Comment #16724789
Thanks!
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Comment #16717030
Like when the CEO randomly feels like it because he woke up being annoyed. But otherwise, totally not.
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Comment #16716864
https://twitter.com/boztank "VP AR/VR at Facebook. VP of Ads before that. Co-Invented News Feed, Messenger, Groups, and more." (Those are UI features/sub-products. Not inventions. …
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Comment #16703032
> Long rant on why the GDPR is bad > I am not a lawyer. I have not read the GDPR. You sound like you would enjoy hanging out with Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak. :)
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Comment #16702055
That's the beauty of it all. Do you really think YCombinator has no EU exposure? It's a multi-billion dollar company.
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Comment #16701834
Is the website available on any known platform, including any selectric-based platforms?
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Comment #16701822
How were you able to read anything?
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Comment #16701813
This is comically bad.
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Comment #16701348
> I think gutting the value of a forum so that people can remove all their content at will on a whim can readily go bad places. Thankfully, there's a really easy solution that HN t…
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Comment #16700214
To be able to post at all. I've given up on the vgf handle. And on HN as well, to be honest.
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Comment #16699977
I posted that (I'm vgf). My account was rate-limited and the post was very clearly artificially pushed to the second page, then the third. Just minutes before that it had started t…
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Comment #16699947
I assume you were being sarcastic, but in this aspect, I actually think the GDPR is great. At least for Europeans. (The fact that people will find a way of disagreeing about pretty…
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Comment #16682254
Alphabet Inc. break their revenue down into: EMEA, APAC, Other Americas, US Out of this, in 2017, EMEA was 32.5% of total revenue, based on numbers from page 33 of https://abc.xyz/…
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Comment #16681851
That's one part of the negotiation puzzle. EU would want it's citizens to retain access to their google-hosted emails. Legally speaking, I'm sure there's plenty of ways the EU can …
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Comment #16668765
Google is however nowadays staffed by activists.
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Comment #14250632
Note: Docker is a YC company (S10). Note 2: This kind of comment from a moderator feels a bit out of place, given this. At least without a disclaimer explaining the relationship be…
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Comment #8725705
It is illegal to use a monopoly in one market to create a monopoly in another market.
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Comment #8725694
They kept the fact that they were going to deploy this on the search service that has a monopoly on search in EU secret until it was launched in Chrome. Before this, this link pref…
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Comment #8725517
Posting from a throwaway account since I work on a competing browser. I think Google needs to check its steps quite carefully when doing things like these. For quite some time they…