gressquel

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by gressquel 8y ago
let me piggy-back, is Apple going to have proper HDMI ports in future? Im going surface book the moment my current macbook stops working.
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by gressquel 8y ago
Karma, should never have removed HDMI ports.
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by gressquel 8y ago
it will become a sterile, homogenous environment. Its the diversity (like the repos mentioned above) that made github the goto code-sharing site. I, for one, would rather jeaopardize the service to defend the rights of such fringe developer
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by gressquel 8y ago
I myself am optimistic but some few questrions popped up: Microsoft is very proactive removing things from azure and shutting down sites as soon as they receive DMCA complaint or abuse complaint. Are they going to remove important github re
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by gressquel 8y ago
LinkedIn is excellent as it is; its a utility to keep your CV updated and connect with professionals. We don't want FB-like functionality here, thank god.
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by gressquel 8y ago
what did they do with LinkedIn?? I havent noticed any change. as for Skype, its completely ruined. I have it installed but I am scared to open it. Horrible GUI. Constant updates and generally just useless now.
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by gressquel 8y ago
I am gonna wait and see. I know they messed up Skype really bad, but LinkedIN for example they havent touched and destroyed. I will wait and see..
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by gressquel 8y ago
The price of btc is not 9300 as article says but 7400 $. Article date is 5/7/18 AT 11:53 AM ?
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by gressquel 8y ago
Peter Navarros Death by China is a good read too
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by gressquel 8y ago
2. No, iOS people are not switching. They are staying but not buying newer models due to lack of innovation. Personally I would never switch to the cesspool named Android. Laggy, malware infested garbage
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Ask HN: Why not decrease the 30% AppStore fee for small companies?
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by gressquel 8y ago
yet Zuckerberg is testifying as I write, denying, dodging the responsibility and questions. I can't believe it, instead of laying down and confessing, he is trying to justify and blame everyone but Facebook.
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by gressquel 8y ago
The senators asking the questions are completely clueless. EU/GDPR will properly deal with FB.
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by gressquel 8y ago
please dont link to facebook.com. its on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ValJMOpt7s
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by gressquel 8y ago
I am usually a advocate for privacy and right to be forgotten but in this case I am with Google. The criminals can easily erase their conviction and start 'scamming' victims again. Remember a time when I was looking for apartment
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by gressquel 8y ago
I don't really know, but as facebook usage declines they will become more and more desperate to make up for the loss of revenue. One of these days when most people have moved over to another platform there will news in the media "
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by gressquel 8y ago
I have a feeling none of these "decentralized" social networks are going to succeed in capturing the users, but I believe one of these will attract the users for something else than the feature "decentralized". When it h
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by gressquel 8y ago
is it weird to find them fascinating? I am a millenial and WW2 and its horror is something that I have learnt, but to meet survivors (of holocaust) and surviving items is very exciting.
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by gressquel 8y ago
I will repeat my previous post: I expected a non-conditional apology but there he is blaming on a single app being able to extract data. We dont want apology for the breach, we want apology for collecting all the data for so many years. We
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by gressquel 8y ago
I expected a non-conditional apology but there he is blaming on a single app being able to extract data. We dont want apology for the breach, we want apology for collecting all the data for so many years. We want to FB to delete the data th
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by gressquel 8y ago
Comes from a guy bending over for communist regimes to protect the revenue. I have 0 respect for people who sell their core principles for money.
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by gressquel 9y ago
Don't wanna sound like a party pooper. But isnt this the same as what movie streaming sites are shut down for, linking to sites with copyrighted material? For information: I love to download or stream movies and tv-series.
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by gressquel 9y ago
It happened last week in Sri Lanka too. Although the government was quick to block FB i think 3 muslims died.
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by gressquel 9y ago
I think Japan, Germany and South Korea prefers to "lease" US military as they're doing now rather than having their own military as the sole defence for the country. Germany in particular has shown signs of enjoyment in such
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by gressquel 9y ago
China as a superpower will cease to exist if its economy crashes. Its economy is very dependent on EU and US. So yes, they will have to respect the rules.
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by gressquel 9y ago
I hope you can forgive me but I feel its very demanding to write this over and over again. I think I have written about the Sri lankan airport thing before in detail. The reason I leave the keywords in my post is so people can do a google s
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by gressquel 9y ago
The most recent is docking of Aircraft carrier in Vietnam for the first time since the cold war. There is also a closer relationship with Taiwan and new bills being made to apporve sale of weapons. The american ships and aircrafts have also
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by gressquel 9y ago
I meant Myanmar actually. But you are right Uighur is another black mark on chinese politics. Btw the chinese government is a support to burmese actions towards the Rohingya population, thats what I meant with my initial post. I am not goin
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by gressquel 9y ago
My proposal is the initial proposal the western countries had for China. Let them into WTO and give the all the opportunities western countries have. And China certainly made good use of it. But the proposal also expected China to adapt to
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by gressquel 9y ago
1. China with its vote in UN security counsuel was a major suppord for Burmese government to do what what they did without fear of being punished. Google "China Rohingya" theres plenty of articles. 2. Are you literally justifying

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