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Wowsers, that got personal really quickly :O  

Only true if you buy into the BS spin that it is all about sensor size!

It is not about size, but how you use it ;-)

Or maybe was just "Sony is selling, let's copy them'.

But I think it is a good move.

Where Netflix has invested billions in content, YouTube is happy to leave it up to Logan Paul.
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Indirectly of course it does (and by liberal I mean progressive, not left-right politics). That's why Henk wotsits name gets away with so much and actually appears in ads for Youtube. Here's an example from today https://youtu.be/s0elpY1a90Y 

Here is the complete list of affected cpu
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3245508/components-processors/intel-responds-to-the-cpu-kernel-bug.html
basically every i core and atom got affected, only netburst architecture aka Pentium 4 not affected (core 2 series get affected too according to Linux kernel test)
 
gotta get that ryzen upgrade sooner than i expected

Any good documentary maker would likely keep on filming too. Many war corespondents will of course tell tales of exactly the same situation, where they couldn't put the camera down but had to pick it up to capture the story even under horrible circumstances (often quite the reverse, as the more horrible it is, the more important it is they report on it!).
Now of course Logan Paul isn't a doco maker, he is a "YouTuber". 
But in a way, that is kinda sort of the "same thing"? As a vlogger he is making a mini documentary, every single day. 

Look on the upside perhaps? He is bringing more attention to Japan's terribly high suicide rates, maybe will do his tiny part in helping open a discussion to do something about it. 

Oh, and as for censorship, I don't believe in any of that. "We don't have free speech to talk about the weather".

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YouTube and Logan Paul share the same ethical standards: that is to say: none.
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That's called a tree.
And everybody knows Global Warming was replaced by Climate Change which was replaced with Climate Disruption which was, itself, formally called "weather." 
So the GH5s will be weather sealed. That is all. You're welcome. 

That's called a tree.
And everybody knows Global Warming was replaced by Climate Change which was replaced with Climate Disruption which was, itself, formally called "weather." 
So the GH5s will be weather sealed. That is all. You're welcome. 

That's called a tree.
And everybody knows Global Warming was replaced by Climate Change which was replaced with Climate Disruption which was, itself, formally called "weather." 
So the GH5s will be weather sealed. That is all. You're welcome. 

That's called a tree.
And everybody knows Global Warming was replaced by Climate Change which was replaced with Climate Disruption which was, itself, formally called "weather." 
So the GH5s will be weather sealed. That is all. You're welcome. 

You forgot the "Is it the 8th yet?", clearly a mention about 8 bits on footage.

That's what you get for living in the Northern Hemisphere at this time of year

Editing is with someone else.

That's what you get for living in the Northern Hemisphere at this time of year

Why not start now? ;-)

How about as it is actually stated? He is obviously wishing everyone happy new years (plural) for the foreseeable future. Not just this new year, but all the ones after that too. Probably a reference to how long we will go without buying a new camera after the GH5s. 

If Panasonic includes in their warranty a promise I'll never buy another camera for five more years then I'll buy this camera for sure!

How about as it is actually stated? He is obviously wishing everyone happy new years (plural) for the foreseeable future. Not just this new year, but all the ones after that too. Probably a reference to how long we will go without buying a new camera after the GH5s. 

Let's ruthlessly dissect and analyze Neumann's first comment of 2018:
First of all, let's look into his first sentence, why did he write "Happy New Years" and not the more common "Happy New Year". Or the more grammatical correct "Happy New Year's Day"?!
What deeper meaning can we mine from this?
& why did he next say "everyone", does this hint at a well rounded GH5s being a camera for "everyone"? Suitable for wedding videographers, news reporters, film students, doco shooters, Bollywood and Hollywood big productions too?

2nd here already

In the same way the Chinese government "protects" the internet. A regulated free-market is a contradiction in terms. Indeed, it seems strange to me how the language of the whole debate has been taken over and reversed. I suspect in the same way that the "antifa" use violence to fight "fascism". You mention two plan options like having choice in plans is a bad thing or like being able to find and select the cheapest best option for your internet use is a bad thing. I get the impression that pro-NN supporters think providers are just waiting for their chance to provide bad deals, to drive away customers, and go bust. Cue Palpatine "muhahaha ultimate powa!" Like I said, it seems more like everyone (I see I'm in the minority) is leaping on the feed-me-government bandwagon. I'm not convinced. 

I'm against it. I'm very much in favour of the "sanctity" of the relationship between buyer and seller and not having a third party sticking their nose in, ie. the government and the crony capitalists (ie the ones against freemarket capitalism). The bottom line is all providers shape traffic and small users are always affected by big users using up the bandwidth. Most unlimited broadband deals are actually limited because beyond certain limited it gets cost prohibitive to not charge more. If a provider gives you a bad deal you go shopping down the road. If the government gives you a bad deal, you're stuffed. 

In the same way the Chinese government "protects" the internet. A regulated free-market is a contradiction in terms. Indeed, it seems strange to me how the language of the whole debate has been taken over and reversed. I suspect in the same way that the "antifa" use violence to fight "fascism". You mention two plan options like having choice in plans is a bad thing or like being able to find and select the cheapest best option for your internet use is a bad thing. I get the impression that pro-NN supporters think providers are just waiting for their chance to provide bad deals, to drive away customers, and go bust. Cue Palpatine "muhahaha ultimate powa!" Like I said, it seems more like everyone (I see I'm in the minority) is leaping on the feed-me-government bandwagon. I'm not convinced.