callmepk
@callmepk@lemmy.world
- Comment on Gain's Opposite 1 week ago:
Hi Patrick, this is Patrick
- Comment on Gain's Opposite 1 week ago:
I am doing the free packs (under daily crosswords, there are two free ones, Free starter pack and 75th anniversary pack)
- Comment on Gain's Opposite 1 week ago:
No, it’s gain’s opposite
- Comment on Gain's Opposite 1 week ago:
Yeah, I gain a loss
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- Comment on I love cheese. 🧀 Do you love cheese? 🧀😄 3 weeks ago:
Why this reminds me of this video: youtube.com/watch?v=tobCRVxf3Uo
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- Comment on The trashcan treasures me. 5 weeks ago:
I wish
- Comment on Maybe tomorrow 1 month ago:
Frozen meat in my fridge looking at me picking up another instant dumpling:
- Comment on Rust is Eating JavaScript 1 month ago:
JS become rusty
- Comment on Japan's Seven Bank Starts ATM Service Using Face Recognition 1 month ago:
China: amateurs
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- Comment on China to launch antitrust probe into Google 2 months ago:
Okay, you are possibly right here. After digging into China’s law, they do include laws that allows investigations into companies that is monopoly overseas as long as the company has business in China.
But my end point still stands; this is still a very specific time to start the investigation, Android dominance is definitely a part of cause, but in the end it is just a part of political drama between two asshole governments that end up not benefiting both county’s people
- Comment on China to launch antitrust probe into Google 2 months ago:
It’s Web Directory. The search engine part is Search Plus, Baidu, Sogou and Bing, where the default search plus is just Baidu again.
- Comment on China to launch antitrust probe into Google 2 months ago:
Google sure is a cancer, but you are not putting it in the context. They literally only provide two major services in Mainland China:
- ads, which basically allow Chinese business to put ads on Google Ads and Google AdMob
- developer services like GoLang and Tensorflow, but their main business in China right now is Android licensing for Chinese Mobilephone brands for their international versions.
So,
- For ads, Google AdMob and Google Ads are not accessible in China;
- for dev services, all Android phone in China right now are basically based on AOSP, because in China Google Framework is not useable.
From this standpoint, there is no visible reason for an antitrust probe in China.
- Comment on China to launch antitrust probe into Google 2 months ago:
Got curious and went to the original page, and it is literally just one sentence vague announcement:
Due to Google’s alleged violation of the “Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China,” the State Administration for Market Regulation has lawfully initiated an investigation into Google.
Really not sure what they actually launched the antitrust probe for; this is just pure political drama lol
- Comment on China to launch antitrust probe into Google 2 months ago:
Their search service is banned but they still have ad (AdMob and Google Ads) and developer services (GoLang, Firebase, Android, Tensorflow, etc) there. and their last customer-targeted service remaining are Google Chrome (www.google.cn/chrome) and a website directory Google 265 (www.265.com)
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- Comment on There's no rule saying dogs can't bowl 6 months ago:
- Comment on In rare move from printing industry, HP actually has a decent idea 6 months ago:
Hi HP, I want my printer boring as it should be
