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The OS does it by itself. It even includes an application so you can do it yourself if you want which is called "Disk Cleanup".

In Spain, you as a website admin can be found liable for unlawful messages left by your users too. So it's not like this is unexpectedly repressive for me.

A verdict that shows so: http://www.asesoriayempresas.es/jurisprudencia/JURIDICO/1959...

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

It's very difficult to find good laptops with 4:3 or even 16:10 screens these days. Heck, it's very difficult to find good monitors with aspect ratios other than 16:9!

Most Android apps use a handful of native code libraries which are bundled inside the apk. It's usual nowadays to only write the UI using Java and use C for the rest.

If you can't see the difference between showing an ad and mining bitcoin using your visitors' computers without their knowledge, you deserved to lose half your visitors.

If this included they kind of code in a big % of websites, wouldn't this make the difficulty of getting new blocks so high that it would become an inefficient way of mining?

Zealous antivirus? More like good antivirus...

Funny he complains so much about incorrect rounding without doing any research: that's called bankers' rounding.

http://wiki.c2.com/?BankersRounding

I on the other hand enjoy having high taxes (i.e. good services) and lower wages while the US creates all the products I need and it is them who are on the brink of a civil war over inequality.

Don't hate the player, hate the game.

If you care about your privacy you won't upload your stuff to iCloud.

I mean the decentralised services of today, no need to write a snark response. THink XMPP, or Mastodon.

Decentralised services always come out years later centralised services are launched and their only raison d'etre is not having the rules of those services.