alext5

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   by alext5 4mo ago

   What you describe is a business decision. Different products exist at different price points to cater to different customers. If you want to sell a subsidized product with the implication that there will be ads, that’s one business strategy
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   by alext5 4mo ago

   Both an high end tv or a car are expensive items where the manufacturer shouldn’t be making additional income on your personal data. A free 55 inch tv supported by ads would be subsidized. A big ticket item price likely does not change even
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   by alext5 2y ago

   Please, disagreeing on a topic and providing arguments is one thing, but suggesting somebody go live in another country because you don’t agree with them on something that happened in their country is disrespectful.
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   by alext5 2y ago

   Like another poster pointed out, if an article whole premise is addressing terminology, it’s strange that they call something like a PowerEdge T320 a workstation. It’s not, the whole poweredge line is servers, although this one is a tower r
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   by alext5 2y ago

   Canada is in North America. It is not America. Yes the two countries are adjacent and the US has a strong influence on Canada, but you cannot equate one with the other figuratively or literally. Despite the influence they are very much dist
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   by alext5 2y ago

   Guantanamo bay is in Cuba, definitively not part of NAFTA