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venzaspa

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    Comment #49019351

    This person is free to think this, but I don't think I agree. Personally I'd prefer something to be done about cut/copy-jacking where you try to copy a highlighted item and your si…

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    Comment #49019280

    Incredible stuff, absolutely love it. The only thing I don't like is that I've got absolutely no reason to use it.

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    Comment #48989980

    What type of crime though, the US has substantially higher rates of violent crimes and those are the ones personally I would rather not be the victim of.

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    Comment #48975769

    To be entirely fair though, this is a policy set by the organisation and not Microsoft themselves.

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    Comment #48934891

    As an aside, I'm always surprised how US Gov websites look like they've been made in Dreamweaver in about 2006. Not even seemingly with a emphasis on usability either.

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    Comment #48842489

    Broadly speaking any organisation facilitating piracy is implicitly a criminal one. Piracy is a pretty large field though and the economics of say a streaming site are going to be …

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    Comment #48816152

    CoD is just one title though, the deal included WoW and Candy Crush and the rest of the Activision IP.

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    Comment #48815832

    Depends, Tesco (the UKs largest supermarket chain - one of the largest in the world) on average net about 2.5-3% profit on a given year and they have to do a lot more than pump out…

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    Comment #48683971

    Isn't it named after the hypothetical scenario about a doorman? The doorman fallacy isn't even specifically aimed at what is more profitable, its just saying that there are softer …

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    Comment #48621685

    Sure but compared to ICE cars they are much better.

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    Comment #48621657

    Limiting your family size has concrete outcomes, having a big family and hoping you can impart the right values so they go onto have an positive impact is no guaranteed. You can ho…

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    Comment #48582918

    I'd assume most of the big supermarkets have a 4-5 host cluster with the small local stores having a 2-3 host cluster. You've got the software to run the tills sure, but also the l…

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    Comment #48570862

    I have a Sage toaster (Brevile in some markets) which does exactly this, even has a progress bar that counts down when your toast will popup.

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    Comment #48501533

    It just goes to show that people have very different views. I think when I hear people thinking out loud (ums and ahs) it's a marker that they are actually engaging with the questi…

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    Comment #48478381

    Hold on, why isn't this a touchpad setting in the OS?

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    Comment #48442797

    American football originated from Rugby and Baseball originated from Rounders.

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    Comment #48442760

    I watched a game of American football once and was blown away by how many adverts there were. It's such a slow game too - so much stopping between tackles for deliberation (seeming…

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    Comment #48442689

    I think you're probably underestimating just how much time kids in other places spend playing football in their spare time. When I was a kid, we were out 2-3 hours every night afte…

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    Comment #48409867

    Perhaps you're not the target audience for this announcement.

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    Comment #48372492

    As far as I can work out, tokens aren't fungible which makes them a pretty poor thing to tax instead of just taxing the profits of the companies behind the models.

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    Comment #48356308

    Why not settle on a chat which actually uses e2e encryption by default though? There's truth to the Russophile comment though, Telegram is regularly used by GRU and the FSB to recr…

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    Comment #48321501

    But why don't they take the same money and get a cheap industrial unit and build some mock rooms up. Surely it costs the same as hiring and subsequently fixing peoples houses.

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    Comment #48320984

    That's pretty brave.

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    Comment #48320481

    Quite a few other manufacturers have done the same thing. I use a reverse engineered Polestar library to get charging status but I'm in the middle of building a CANBUS sniffer to d…

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    Comment #48298295

    Depends where you are, in most European countries, everyone including their grandmas will use Whatsapp.