Honestly I didn't really study the new terms, figuring they were updated to meet the new standards of GDPR, in which case they would probably be less bad than the old terms I'd already signed. It also

Maybe a more accurate title would be "The iPhone is Dead to Me", because I very much doubt the lackluster sales they appear to be seeing will be the death of the iPhone.

I wouldn't exactly say Cryptovest is part of the so-called mainstream media.

It happened during day-time here in Europe, so if you're in a different part of the world, you may very well have slept through it.Every submission and comment from the last several days were temporarily

>Globally, Nicolaisen said, cash could completely disappear within the next decade.Now that's just not realistic. I doubt even Norway will be cashless within the next decade.

Yle is most definitely part of the so-called mainstream media.

I wasn't originally planning to watch this one in theatres, but with the good reviews it's getting, I'm considering it.

Apple does appear to ignore the laptop and desktop markets - and still somehow their market share steadily increases, both according to Net Marketshare and Statcounter. My guess is iPhone owners are so

Did you read the article? The fake ads in question were cryptocurrency ads.

The headline of the article doesn't match the headline of this submission. Did TechCrunch change it after you submitted it, or did you editorialise it?

There is no need for labor. I don't think we're there quite yet. Maybe one day.

I've been wanting something like this; a single subscription to a lot of different publishers. A single monthly fee, a single password to remember, and a convenient way to browse their news.I just hope

>Voting is a habit, and there's research to suggest that 16- and 17-year-olds are more likely to develop that habit than 18-year-olds, who are often moving away from their local community to attend

Even if the banks lose some of their influence, other employers will still try their hardest to keep wages down. It will still be immensely important to unionise, for as long as the employer/employee

You might want to consider posting to a language-specific community, since most of the users who visit this community probably don't read Indonesian. For example, when I post Norwegian news I post them

You can log in with your Steem account. :-)

>Then there was the satellite fiasco.What event was this?

Many would say it's a moral duty to topple a brutal dictator who uses chemical weapons with little regards for civilian lives. Moral and ethics are relative, and that's one of the reasons why it's so important

I don't know enough about international law to answer that.

Low risk, high reward; seems like a good move to me. Especially if they've repeatedly gotten away with it before.