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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I never said that crime as a whole increased, but the violence reached a whole different quality. You (deliberately?) misinterpret comments you don't agree with. Stabbing people -which was never a big issue- has become very common, for
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Which one do you want citations for? These are all publicly accepted problems by now, so I'm not going to do a writeup for all of them just because one person asks for it. Your downvotes change nothing, by the way. This is not a sinist
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I'm decidedly against government surveillance, but it feels like our government are deliberately inviting crime to further the needs and arguments for complete surveillance. Now that violent attacks against the police and emergency ser
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
B-b-but they spread information that could lead intelligent and informed people to miss the vote! Who doesn't get the voting date from Twitter these days?
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
If you are misled about when the vote is by a tweet from an account with a wojak avatar, it's probably for the better of mankind if you don't vote... or procreate.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I'm with you on that. Eagerly waiting to be fed my opinion and then post about it on FB and Twitter. My friends are going to love it and I will feel appreciated.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
This is actually a good chance for alternative app stores, because that and the browser are the only essential software you'd be missing from the package, and the browser can be replaced for free. I hope we see Google Play vanish. Thei
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
This seems like a common sense thing that every intern would consider. Why the Microsoft development team didn't really raises some questions not only about their QA, but about their whole development process.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I know completely computer illiterate people who use Ubuntu. Your opinion says a lot about you.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
The cynic in me thinks they found a patent in the portfolio that they value at more than 3.4 bn and they can now use it royalty-free.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Microsoft must want free access to a particular patent from that group really badly. Does that work for you?
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
It isn't - except if one of your main messages is being against capitalism. His credibility is now zero.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Banksy is a sellout.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
That would cause quite a lot of changes. A lot of stuff in super markets, at least here in Europe, is private label, too. The manufacturers use it to test different prices, taste, etc. and I guess also to deter competition from entering the
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
What if it was the 5 eyes who are responsible in the first place (knowing that the targeted services are used all over the world) and now they want to a) officially deny anything happend b) unofficially shift the blame to China Whatever hap
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Ok, it definitely happened.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Consider that Apple also stated this a few years back: >"We have never heard of PRISM. We do not provide any government agency direct access to our servers, and any government agency requesting customer data must get a court order.&
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I always assumed these guidelines to be more of a joke, as they also say >Please don't use Hacker News primarily for political or ideological battle. which HN staff themselves blatantly violate.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
>The socket activity was hit hard by Spectre/Meltdown patches Did you even read the article?
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
I want to condemn this, but given the current state in western countries, I'd feel like a hypocrite. We have so much light censorship and politicians get to lie without any consequences. The institutions who play along are rewarded and
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
He does bring up valid arguments and deserves a scientific response. The people who complain about this and instead of refuting his points instantly cry out make themselves look bad.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Take your sound logic somewhere else, please. We are in the midst of a shitstorm here.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
For the love of god, please save the window position of the developer tools when they're in a separate window. Firefox also fails at this.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
>We appreciate your feedback >We deeply appreciate all of the passionate users who have engaged with us on this If only we could believe this. The last few Chrome updates have clearly shown that Google will undermine the users' p
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Seems pretty great so far. Is there a way to get the Firefox autoscrolling behavior, i.e. middle mouse click to toggle auto scroll mode?
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Considering how great Google are with regex, if your domain has anything Google in it, the cookies will probably be kept forever. http://www.google.com.somedomain.com Looks a lot like "google.com" to me.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Not only after installs, but also with bigger updates. It's always a reminder that with Windows 10, the user is never in control of the system.
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Good. Kids have enough time to use their phones during the rest of the day. Students' performances -at least here- have been steadily declining, despite simplifying the teaching material. There's an astounding amount of young peop
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
>I really don't get why people suggest lawyers and c&d letters as step 1. Because that's exactly what Apple would do if you used their stuff without permission?
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by yAnonymous 8y ago
Thanks. I suppose the common sense rule also applies if you buy furniture or move in or out of an apartment.

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