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zepto
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Comment #30227095
>> I am stating an opinion. >So an opinion with absolutely no stated reason or justification. Thats my point. It is entirely unjustified, with no stated reason for it. So you you k…
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Comment #30227030
It seems like you want to force Apple to adopt a roadmap you have laid out for them.
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Comment #30226970
I’m not ‘claiming’ it won’t pass judicial review. I am stating an opinion. Do you understand that? I don’t think the EU laws are similar. That is another opinion. Neither of these …
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Comment #30226879
>> I do expect that it won’t pass judicial review. However that is a discussion for another time. > So then you have asserted this, without any reason at all, which was my entire p…
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Comment #30226726
From Wikipedia: —- In-Q-Tel (IQT), formerly Peleus and In-Q-It, is an American not-for-profit venture capital firm based in Arlington, Virginia. It invests in high-tech companies t…
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Comment #30226541
I do expect that it won’t pass judicial review. However that is a discussion for another time. Remember the proposal hasn’t come before either house yet. Imagining the law is an in…
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Comment #30226492
Do you expect us to believe that you thought you’d be able to install Linux when you bought your iPhone?
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Comment #30226030
The points you were responding to are just rebuttals of your own claims of legal knowledge. > This is code for "I have absolutely no good arguments, or any legal justification, for…
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Comment #30225967
> Paper bills also have a distinct history. No they don’t. Nobody records the serial numbers of each bill they receive and pass and who they got it from and gave it to, in a public…
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Comment #30222294
> People are not making any significant arguments that the law is illegal or unconstitutional. Laws aren't unconstitutional just because you don't like them. Don’t be silly. The bi…
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Comment #30221997
> Ya know, I'm not going to attack you like you seem so set on doing to me. But for reference, I'm a lead SWE working on mobile devices. Then I assume you understand the difference…
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Comment #30221956
It is true. It’s not hard to check it. If you want to proceed with this line of discussion, you should do some googling rather than persisting with false claims.
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Comment #30221942
If you wanted Linux or Android, why did you buy an iPhone?
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Comment #30221883
> So yes, Apple is at the stage where already "some" of it's practices have been declared anti-competitive Yes, but that’s irrelevant. It doesn’t mean their practices have been dec…
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Comment #30220771
Yes. As I said, Apple’s profits come mostly from hardware sales. Thanks for posting data proving me right. You probably should have googled that before you made your false claim. N…
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Comment #30220757
The judge found almost all of apple’s practices to be ok and not to be anti-competitive. They were ordered to stop only the narrowest of behaviors. If you think that means you can …
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Comment #30217113
> A iMessage can install a virus, but you don't see people asking for human moderation of all of their messages on the remote chance that one message contains a virus. You keep mak…
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Comment #30216808
It’s up to you. Buy them if you want them. Don’t if you don’t.
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Comment #30216784
You have to be the least informed hacker in the world if you bought an thinking you could do that. There are plenty of alternatives to the iPhone if you want to compile on Linux.
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Comment #30216750
They do. If you don’t know that, your comment is misinformed.
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Comment #30216746
Nope that’s complete bullshit. Do some googling.
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Comment #30215214
No, the GP is talking about an App Store within the Facebook app.