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Handbrake doesn’t run with admin/ root privileges, how could it access the Keychain?

The risks are relatively insignificant.

If all hamburger producers get a tax cut, then some of them will be able to reduce their prices, so hamburgers will be sold for less.

What made you immediately dismiss the cost savings from outsourcing staff? In what way is that reason not 'real'?

How much profit does a VPN operator make? Since running my own box on DigitalOcean costs as much as a VPN ($5), at <10% traffic utilisation.

From your perspective, maybe. But it's a very close minded thing to say.

Lying is a rather strong word, perhaps they thought that their relative was inclined to refuse donation. And default has no meaning here because they know that their answer decides the outcome; letting it fall to a “default” option decided by others seems to be rather irresponsible to the deceased relative.

Actually he didn't exactly 'work for Monsanto', he founded WeatherBill/The Climate Corporation, which was acquired by Monsanto in 2013 (for 1.1Bn!). Presumably he was 'resting and vesting' until his exit in 2015.

Merry Christmas everyone. I hope that 2017 will be a happier year!

So given 10 possible rankings, it is pretty well distributed then?

How is this relevant to the article?

Clearly that did not happen, because they stopped support for warranties. So only a moral, not factual, argument could work here.

Because that’s how the real world works? If you tagged on the responsibility, they would’ve just paid less for it. It’s Pebble and their investors that only sold the good stuff to maximise their returns.

Why does FitBit have the responsibility of providing support for another company’s products? If they didn’t buy Pebble, it would’ve shuttered anyways and they might not even refund the preorders.

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Look, you can ramble all about your 'trust'. But the fact is that the community on Reddit still trust Reddit. They're not asking to shut down the subreddit. It's the moderators in power, who use google groups instead of Reddit, who want to shut the subreddit down.

That's not a useful summary.

We need to make Apple great again.

It's supposed to be exclusive.

And you can choose to take those personal items out.

It's kinda disingenuous to say that the 960 Pro is already on the market when it's not for sale yet.

1. Don't Linux users always complain about software not being compatible with Linux? Or is Linux not compatible with photoshop?

I don’t think Sanders would have done better than Clinton.

I'm not sure Sanders has more charisma than Hillary.

I think it's an interesting way to represent uncertainty; it seems pretty intuitive to me.

The comment I replied to was not so much a perspective as a 'feel good' comment, because it was mainly rhetorics instead of actual knowledge and insight.

I understand that SpaceX and Tesla do some pretty revolutionary stuff and we hope to see them succeed.

But is it really meaningful for these ‘glass half full’ comments to sit at the top of every single Elon Musk thread?

What about scissors paper stone? An AI can be trained to have >50% odds against a human player, given a copious amount of games. Humans have predictable patterns and they can definitely be exploited.

It’s not weird actually. Monopolies are bad for people who want to create monopolies.