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Comment #45109263
> Google shall not enter or maintain any agreement that > (1) conditions the licensing of the Play Store or any other Google application on the distribution, preloading, or placeme…
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Comment #44938098
> depositing a significant amount of electrical charge Unsatisfying description but I guess we don't yet know if it's any close to 1.21 jigawatts.
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Comment #44923872
With Netflix you pay for licenses and ongoing costs like bandwidth and maintenance. A better analogy here is having to pay Microsoft for unlocking Windows NT/Server's ability to us…
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Comment #44851267
> the country is the recipient of a huge amount of EU funds What shaped Poland into something acceptable as a NATO member was USAID - the program Musk and Big Balls axed. USAID all…
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Comment #44350256
> Taiwan, Japan, Poland, Canada, Spain, Australia, many others (...) have a great political and economic relationship with the US, and are currently at 0% risk of attack or invasio…
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Comment #44265044
> What's the alternative here? Do you want them to replicate their infrastructure Cloudflare adverises themselves as _the_ redundancy / CDN provider. Don't ask me for an "alternati…
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Comment #44264841
Weaseling out of SLA/SLO payments.
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Comment #44262713
> outage of a 3rd party service that is a key dependency. Good to know that Cloudflare has services seemingly based on GCP with no redundancy.
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Comment #44262689
Yeah. This service was presenting charts likely probed from inside GCP. I was on a call with a Google rep, someone pointed out that "AWS is also down" and I foolishly said somethin…
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Comment #44261271
> Why can't companies be honest with being down SLA agreements.
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Comment #44212730
It's not about living like a caveman. You can enable 1st party JS without JS from 20 ad/tracking hosts.
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Comment #44212707
> NoScript is indeed very effective at blocking tracking, but it also breaks a lot of websites. Sure, images may no be present without JS lazy-loading them. Accidentaly, NoScript a…
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Comment #44212334
Zen Browser works well for me. It's a Firefox fork but privacy-focused whereas Mozilla recently became an ad company and published hostile TOS changes. No issues I had when I was e…
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Comment #44159512
> The lack of cartels are perhaps a reflection of the lack of the international supply chains etc. No. Most of Europe (apart from Scandinavian states, Belarus and Russian Federatio…
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Comment #44123853
Fair. I apologize for my poor choice of words. I however stand by my point in general.
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Comment #44117816
> Mods: Consider adding to the title: A privacy focused search engine @dang No - please don't do it. This request is plain stupid. Apple and Google being "privacy-focused" is a sil…
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Comment #44108742
> Venture capital didn’t kill Arc. It gave us the chance to see what Arc could be. That’s more than most products ever get.
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Comment #44080736
Also, the quality of service is top notch. Not just the procedure execution but in private dental clinics (in Gdańsk) you lay down on a bed and there's a sizeable OLED screen at th…
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Comment #43965908
I'm flagging this submission. Look at the author[0], at the "Georgetown students..." (won't backlink again) post linked below stating that Cerca was 2 months old in April, and OP's…
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Comment #43965782
I've also hit this link trying to get any info on "Cerca". It's from April 2025 and praises app created two months earlier. It looks like a LLM-hallucinated garbage. OP's entry men…