sam345

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by sam345 8d ago
Not that hard to get rid of windows bloat.
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by sam345 8d ago
Lifetime Linux user here also. Well said. Agree exactly.
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by sam345 8d ago
Even Shingy. Ia he really the standard for explaining tech to normies? Ouch.
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by sam345 12d ago
I have not seen this. The one time I did it was after a major layoff. People use laptops and take them home. I'm not saying it's not viable but the scene you depict I think is outdated.
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by sam345 12d ago
So Europeans don't do this ? The EU is constantly trying to regulate US companies. Every time I click on a stupid cookie notice I fondly think of the EU .
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by sam345 13d ago
Ridiculous conclusion.
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by sam345 13d ago
1password is miles ahead of bitwarden. It is much better.
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by sam345 14d ago
This is an incredibly naive view. It truly is shocking to me that anyone in this day and age with any sense of how business works in the United States or even in any reasonably free economic system would view merhers as prima facie bad or
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by sam345 15d ago
I've never heard of a cheap Android phone at the airport.
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by sam345 28d ago
No reason? And how exactly do you see that? The Iran of 60 years ago before the revolution was a completely different country than it is today. It has taken glee in killing thousands of Americans directly and through its proxies, and shou
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by sam345 1mo ago
So you are advocating no police? You want people to police themselves? .Good luck with that.
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by sam345 1mo ago
You might want to try reading something other than leftist attacks on law enforcement. Yes there abuses here and there. But for the most part law enforcement works s in the constitutional rights of defendants are respected. And if they are
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by sam345 1mo ago
Wire taps That's the point.
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by sam345 2mo ago
I don't think so.
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by sam345 2mo ago
Loser. Loose means opposite of tight.
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by sam345 2mo ago
Is this a bot? Sounds like ai
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by sam345 2mo ago
Legend. R.I.P. John.
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by sam345 2mo ago
Oh please. Yes it's what it is about. China stealing western technology and flooding the market with underpriced stolen ip to bolster dependency.
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by sam345 2mo ago
Only if the CCP doesn't like you or decides that it doesn't like you because you are more valuable as an enemy. Otherwise it's no big deal because politics in a communist country does not get done without bribes in one form o
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by sam345 3mo ago
Incorrect. Maybe you familiar with the high cost of living areas. There are similar $5 deals in the United States. The US is a big place and has many, many businesses offering very similar deals.
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by sam345 3mo ago
How are you defining monopolies? Companies that are successful? Because you seem to be defining most US companies that do business in Europe as monopolies. It seems that this is the kind of mindset that has kept Europe behind. Too bad. Regu
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by sam345 4mo ago
My thoughts exactly. At most you get a surplus of cheap third tier AI. Which may or may not be helpful. And or a bunch of unused unmaintained deteriorating data center buildings.
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by sam345 4mo ago
Please explain. Your comment reveals your lack of understanding of corporate law and the benefits of one state versus the other. And smart companies are going to incorporate in Texas anyway and it has nothing to do with taxes. More to do wi
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To Beat China, Embrace Open-Source AI(wsj.com)
2 points by sam345 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sam345 5mo ago
It has nothing to do with condoning. It has everything to do with stating what the law is And what is or is what is not required to comply. And what is and what is not permitted under the Constitution. Whether you like it or not has nothing
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by sam345 5mo ago
Shsh... It's an excellent reliable no frills service. People might flood it.
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by sam345 5mo ago
I don't think fastmail is going to help you. They are subject to legal requirements too and probably American jurisdiction also despite what their particular position is. https://www.fastmail.com/blog/fastmails-se
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by sam345 5mo ago
Is that really what you're concerned about that somebody would ask a soft ball question about proposed solutions? Why is questioning the buildup of brush a crazy idea? It's been a mainstream concern for years. I really don't
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by sam345 5mo ago
Knowing that Google will do what changes your calculation? Abide by the law? I would be surprised if Google's so-Called promise to notify the subject of the inquiry was not couched in terms of being subject to legal requirements. Compa
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by sam345 5mo ago
Some of them supported them because they were pressured into it. Grocery bans of bags and payment etc. are a PITA for customers. No business in it's right mind would force that on their customer unless they were required to. Passing th

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