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Comment #3773161
Goodbye HN. After repeatedly demonstrating your racism and sexism I just cannot take it anymore. It was nice knowing you.
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Comment #3769822
Doesn’t matter. They don’t care. It’s not the reason why they support old hardware. That’s a bullshit argument.
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Comment #3769817
Oh, wow. You are the false equivalency master. The problem here is not that the bot is annoying, the problem is that the bot is sexist. Responding to sexist remarks with something …
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Comment #3769744
Apple doesn‘t have a significant revenue stream from existing devices. Why does everyone think they are making lots of money by selling apps and media? They do not.
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Comment #3766669
Well, that makes perfect sense. I do not understand what’s “anti-male” about it. When it comes to child support, who matters first and foremost is the child. That’s who it’s all ab…
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Comment #3766548
Is it really the case that someone has to pay child support for a child that is proven to be not theirs? I did some superficial googling and found the case of one man who has to pa…
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Comment #3766514
I’m honestly curious, what are your reasons for writing this comment? It seems off-topic.
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Comment #3764559
As far as I know Apple has yet to use its ability to pull apps from devices. Apple said it only will do it when malware appears and that has not yet happened.
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Comment #3762837
I don’t see any opinions that are criminalized, sorry. I also still don’t see the slippery slope.
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Comment #3762786
Making judgement calls is a normal part of the justice system. The powers it has will let you imagine numerous slippery slopes, so that isn’t an especially convincing argument.
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Comment #3762774
It’s still public speech, though, and not in any way personal. I was responding to a comment that the government reading twitter and blogs is akin to reading emails which is total …
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Comment #3762553
Uhm, everyone can read tweets and blogs. They are public†. I’m not sure how I think about this particular verdict (or whether making such comments in pubic should be illegal or not…
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Comment #3760462
Stealing and theft is often used to refer to things that are not stealing or theft in the legal sense. This is especially prevalent when talking about ideas and designs. The speake…
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Comment #3759877
(It's obviously not ironic if he doesn’t call for or wants to use legal protections. Being outraged about something doesn't mean you want to make it illegal. That’s an important di…
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Comment #3759775
If it would be simpler you would get something much more complex than this calculator and once again ask the same question.
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Comment #3759772
You are thinking about products and projects, the kid is thinking about having fun in a game. Totally different perspective. It’s totally fun to just have fun without necessarily l…
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Comment #3755962
Emphasizing speed misses qualities people actually love about Windows Phone 7 by miles. Only someone who is disconnected from or unfamiliar with the product will come up with stuff…
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Comment #3750776
Not because of that. iTunes exists to make Apple’s hardware attractive, not the other way around. (Same with the App Store.) It’s pocket change for Apple. Just look at their quarte…
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Comment #3750524
Apple always said it's a hobby. Not sure wether that's just rhetoric. At any case, Apple TV has been steadily improving and is selling more and more.
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Comment #3750481
I'm not sure about that. I saw articles about that on the front page of big news websites. Apple is a big deal, the press will report on them. Even worse: They will report about th…
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Comment #3750169
The Apple TV had numerous different UIs over the years, so it's safe to conclude that Steve Jobs also said yes to a UI in the past that he should have thrown out. Steve Jobs mad nu…
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Comment #3750133
Follow the money. Collecting user information is (in most cases) a distraction for Apple that could blow up in their face and lead to a serious PR fallout. See locationgate. See Pa…
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Comment #3745043
Something doesn't have to be illegal to be morally reprehensible. It's perfectly alright to think that copying a design should be legal and to still believe that it is morally wron…
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Comment #3740693
You definition of art (and Ebert’s, it seems) gets weirder by the second. Now we can add this deranged sentence to your definition of art: “If there are different ways of experienc…