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  • For me it's that they needlessly centralise the internet, and that's their goal too.

    Suddenly one data centre goes down and the whole internet will too.

    And data centres do go down, one of Google's most recent outages happened in an entire region and they were unable to badge into the building because that also relied on Google infrastructure.

  • And since Ive never bought the problematic games before it's so much easier for me.

    I'd encourage anyone to ditch the crappy anticheat broken crap and just go back to playing good high quality games.

  • I'd argue yes.

    I see Google as a known unknown, where as various other Chinese phones are unknown unknowns.

    I acknowledge I have western bias, but the propaganda, human rights violations and control of the CCP is well understood.

    At the very least Pixel let's you flash an alternative OS.

  • Albos policy is weak and was going to lead to less houses built than even the Liberals did in 10 years.

    At least greens held out, turned 2 billion into 10 and turned an investment fund (and a promise to build) into actual immediate building.

  • The COALition will do literally anything to go the opposite direction to Labor. That's blatantly obvious.

    If Albanese recommends wearing a space suit on the moon, Dutton will be out there without one in two seconds flat.

    Albo says don't jump off a bridge, Dutton will advocate for bridge jumping.

  • It's a great idea and in a way it's already being done with those survey companies and stuff.

    The thing is, what you propose needs to be backed by strong privacy laws. Consumer protections and legislation that mandates the deletion of data once the need for it expires. Basically, none of this should happen without a EU style GDPR in the respective country.

  • Youre both young, be safe, responsible and do whatever you want.

    Honestly, I've got no objections to that age gap myself. It does quite depend on what type of people you are.

    I've had a mate date a girl who was still dealing with high school drama and going out for drinks for the first time and I was kinda like "holy shit you really did snatch get straight out of high school". That's my issue with it though, maturity levels.

    At the same time I had friends who both married and moved out at 18.

    The numbers being different alone mean nothing to me.

    At 25 I was dating to find out who my wife would be, if that's you and she has a problem with it... Well yeah.

  • This is going to be controversial, but if I was a user of these three scummy sites what you say above isn't the hill I'm willing to die on or care about.

    However I have half a dozen domains, I could quite easily add one or two more for dumb shit like this if I wanted to.

  • I have a pseudo domain that has none of my info on it.

    It's something along the lines of "thisisspam.com" that forwards to my personal email accounts.

    The point is, since I and not the service control my addresses I can take them anywhere.

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  • The free market is supposed to be about competition, that's why basically every industry in the US is made up of 3-5 mega corps that collude together to fuck Americans.

    Insurance industry is like a 500m sprint where every runner has agreed to only walk. Hence nobody has better service, no innovation, costs are high and customers lose out.