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The thing is, those claims about MacOS have been true for some time, while Windows becoming this bad is a relatively recent thing. 10 was the start, and 11 was a huge escalation.
Thank you. I'm going to add that book to my list, it sounds interesting.
> The people defending ISRO aren't doing a good job of it or aren't doing it in good faith, resorting to name-calling and ad-hominems. Not to mention resorting to numerous disingenuous whataboutisms.
> I am all ears now. Go on! You came out swinging with bs accusations of racism, and tons of insults, clearly breaking the HN guidelines numerous times because of your own asinine assumptions. Why should I bother to put…
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People want to keep drawing comparisons to the US, which obviously has a ton of issues, (and FWIW I'm not even from the US), but I absolutey think those issues should be addressed as a priorty as well. But as I said…
> Are you a shrink now? No, and I don't need to be. It's obvious. As is the way you are distorting everything else in your reply here. Besides, the irony and hypocrisy of you saying things like > I just think your…
Thank you! It's ridiculous to accuse anyone who does so of being racist or ignorant IMO.
> You say Indians are inefficient and not intelligent enough to have their own problems solved. No, I never said that. I didn't even imply it. You just decided to 'hear' that and then strike back. It's so incredibly…
I think you replied to the wrong comment. I specifically referenced the rape endemic, and I said the way it is being handled is deplorable and woefully inadequate. And it is.
Honestly, your comment makes me wonder if there is any kind of site or project keeping track of that (because there should be), because I saw a headline recently but can't remember any specifics. Searching 'book…
100% agree.
And then you have those with higher education and critical thinking capabilities who wouldn't ever join the military... That aside, these stats are not surprising. Anyone from outside the US knows just how bad the…
I can tweak Linux by adding little tools, sure, but it's very useable even if I don't. And sure, to some extent Mac has a different paradigm, and if you are used to it it won't seem strange. But on top of all of that,…
I mean, drugs would be a problem in both the sending and receiving country, often for both sender and receiver if caught. This is more like me deciding to try and sue people in other countries because they said…
You're right, I used the wrong term. I'd say Singapore is still authoritarian in a vacuum though, western democracies aside.
That's fine, I respect you ending the discussion if you don't feel headway can be reached. I will say I feel you are missing my point, and that you are claiming things like COPPA are equivalent because you are at a…
> Here's an example of that not being true: That's not an example at all. I'm talking specifics here. The GDPR is the first law of it's kind that just outright asserts jurisdiction anywhere, as long as the origin took…
No worries at all, I don't take that personally, but may I ask what facts you think I am ignoring? The facts are as follows: 1. GDPR asserts extraterritorial jurisdiction. This is clearly documented and is within the…
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The thing is, those claims about MacOS have been true for some time, while Windows becoming this bad is a relatively recent thing. 10 was the start, and 11 was a huge escalation.
Thank you. I'm going to add that book to my list, it sounds interesting.
> The people defending ISRO aren't doing a good job of it or aren't doing it in good faith, resorting to name-calling and ad-hominems. Not to mention resorting to numerous disingenuous whataboutisms.
> I am all ears now. Go on! You came out swinging with bs accusations of racism, and tons of insults, clearly breaking the HN guidelines numerous times because of your own asinine assumptions. Why should I bother to put…
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People want to keep drawing comparisons to the US, which obviously has a ton of issues, (and FWIW I'm not even from the US), but I absolutey think those issues should be addressed as a priorty as well. But as I said…
> Are you a shrink now? No, and I don't need to be. It's obvious. As is the way you are distorting everything else in your reply here. Besides, the irony and hypocrisy of you saying things like > I just think your…
Thank you! It's ridiculous to accuse anyone who does so of being racist or ignorant IMO.
> You say Indians are inefficient and not intelligent enough to have their own problems solved. No, I never said that. I didn't even imply it. You just decided to 'hear' that and then strike back. It's so incredibly…
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I think you replied to the wrong comment. I specifically referenced the rape endemic, and I said the way it is being handled is deplorable and woefully inadequate. And it is.
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Honestly, your comment makes me wonder if there is any kind of site or project keeping track of that (because there should be), because I saw a headline recently but can't remember any specifics. Searching 'book…
100% agree.
And then you have those with higher education and critical thinking capabilities who wouldn't ever join the military... That aside, these stats are not surprising. Anyone from outside the US knows just how bad the…
I can tweak Linux by adding little tools, sure, but it's very useable even if I don't. And sure, to some extent Mac has a different paradigm, and if you are used to it it won't seem strange. But on top of all of that,…
I mean, drugs would be a problem in both the sending and receiving country, often for both sender and receiver if caught. This is more like me deciding to try and sue people in other countries because they said…
You're right, I used the wrong term. I'd say Singapore is still authoritarian in a vacuum though, western democracies aside.
That's fine, I respect you ending the discussion if you don't feel headway can be reached. I will say I feel you are missing my point, and that you are claiming things like COPPA are equivalent because you are at a…
> Here's an example of that not being true: That's not an example at all. I'm talking specifics here. The GDPR is the first law of it's kind that just outright asserts jurisdiction anywhere, as long as the origin took…
No worries at all, I don't take that personally, but may I ask what facts you think I am ignoring? The facts are as follows: 1. GDPR asserts extraterritorial jurisdiction. This is clearly documented and is within the…