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zakember
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Comment #37024844
This is not new. These terms were quietly updated on 1st April 2023. Looks like very few people noticed it until now. https://web.archive.org/web/20230401045359/https://explore.z..…
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Comment #36179849
The UPI system adopted by India sounds promising to solve problems like these, where users can use the app of their choice and connect it to the bank account of their choice. Event…
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Comment #36142789
I just see two buttons: One that says "Log in", another that says "I'm not over 18"
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Comment #36027848
Because that can be seen as a money making opportunity by one of their executives in future and the number of accounts that would need support could rise.
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Comment #34808593
> There are several foreign channels that are banned in India including Al Jazeera and for very good reasons. Al Jazeera isn't banned. In fact it is a free channel on most cable ne…
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Comment #34808217
So you agree that tax officials are being used to harass them for the documentary? > it could create communal disharmony and doesn't actually provide any further court admissible e…
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Comment #34808007
I never understood the Indian ban. Aren't BBC documentaries available in the UK only anyways? Indian residents couldn't have accessed it without a VPN anyways.
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Comment #34807981
> Why should a British funded propaganda machine be even allowed in a foreign country? Same reason why any other foreign website is allowed in India or why other countries watch Bo…
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Comment #34807942
> the BBC think it is right and every other foreign country is wrong lOL Actually that's what BJP thinks. Whenever anyone says anything against them, they are termed as a 'Conspira…
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Comment #34236067
If other ISPs start following the same, you are right in saying I'm downplaying the situation. But I also mentioned it is unlikely to happen since all major IT Consultancy firms in…
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Comment #34236040
> What do you mean blown out of proportion? It is on the HN front page :)
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Comment #34234622
Indian here. This seems to be blown a bit out of proportion. I am residing in a Tier-1 city in India and have an internet connection with a local ISP. I am able to access the conte…
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Comment #34184755
I was about to say, this reaffirms the word 'mouthbreather'
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Comment #33425388
Not until we can have a browser within this docker container
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Comment #32369742
The company named 2K pulls this every year where they disable the multiplayer and even single-player story-mode of their NBA 2K games that are less than 2 years old (they turned of…
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Comment #32066500
Its kind of sad what unemployment can do to people. India's unemployment rate has always been high and has kept going up post COVID. On the flip side, not all Indians are bad. I've…
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Comment #32022951
Wow, recession has really hit Matt Daemon hard if he is working at Amazon now.
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Comment #31379325
In case you didn't read the article, it clearly mentions that Coffeezilla himself owns some Bitcoin. So no, he doesn't think that "all crypto is 100% scams".
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Comment #30772037
In case you haven't yet done it already, you can ask TrueCaller to unlist your phone number from their System: https://www.truecaller.com/unlisting
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Comment #28620264
Sorry but why is Number 1 to be expected? HN often shows a lot of hate when any Google products like Gmail or Google Meet works well on Chrome, but not on Firefox. Web technologies…
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Comment #28226976
Is no one going to talk about how Apple is implementing this? If Apple is training a neural network to detect this kind of imagery, I would imagine there to be thousands, if not mi…
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Comment #28146189
Sorry for my ignorance, but can you please explain what you mean by this?
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Comment #27536754
You are right. It isn't easy. But no one ever said running a country would be easy. If you are choosing to use another country's currency for your economy, you carry all the risks …
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Comment #27536716
Yes. Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum founder) talks about this in his talk with Lex Fridman. According to him, the overhead of running a Quantum computer will be higher than the speed-up…
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Comment #27536575
Depends on how tech savvy they are. Bitcoin has a public ledger, so once you know who the owner is of a particular address, you can view all of their past transactions and all the …