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by 12xo 6y ago
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I was unaware of ActivityPub. Will explore
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by 12xo 6y ago
As a photographer, I want security and assurances that my work remains my work and is not easily stolen nor transferable without consent. As a user, I want simplicity and way to view work based on a number of options that I choose. Not base
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by 12xo 6y ago
Many years ago I worked for a small analytics company bought by Amazon. My job was to analyze and report on the rise and fall of various product sectors on the web. We were in a unique position at the time, with the ability to see what URL&
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by 12xo 6y ago
Why do you feel its unethical?
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by 12xo 6y ago
I hate these walled apps. Having to log in is maddening. Especially Facebook, especially right now... As a photographer, I have to have some sort of IG presence but I absolutely hate the app, the UX and the whole enchilada. Its the worst vi
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by 12xo 6y ago
Very few habits are hand to mouth in the way smoking does. Smokers will touch their hands to their mouths hundreds of times a day...without a thought as to where that hand has been.
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by 12xo 7y ago
Nice user name. Good luck!
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by 12xo 7y ago
If this is the case, you should be thinking about your own job. There are very few companies that can stay afloat without new customers. And even fewer SaaS companies as churn is amplified during a downturn. Do you know what the CFO is tell
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by 12xo 7y ago
Every advertising business reliant on brick and mortar or real estate is going to be decimated.
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by 12xo 7y ago
I could be wrong but I believe that most microwaves operate with a single power. The various settings are just cycling the power on and off at different variables... 5 is half the number of cycles, Defrost is a timer setting, pre-programmed
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by 12xo 7y ago
TV open? Um. No. I guess if you count the myriad of brokers as supply, otherwise, the linear market is even tighter. Not too mention most of the ads are never seen...and not audited. Leave the scatter out, that's for and local ads and
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by 12xo 7y ago
That's why these features are on every single one. They are cheap. Their costs went down over time... And just like digital, there are only a few manufactures. Have digital ad costs decreased over time as supply as increased?
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by 12xo 7y ago
Take a look at your microwave oven and ask yourself why it has so many buttons. 99% of the time you are using it for one thing only. To heat an item for 15, 30, 60 or N seconds. On high. Yet every single microwave is full of dozens of other
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by 12xo 7y ago
Think of TV and other traditional media. The content is created to attract people which are turn sold to advertisers as a commodity. If you're looking at specific content, you are being targeted, by the content and any appropriated ads
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by 12xo 7y ago
Yes. This would be good but it is impossible. Washington is moved by profits, not people. Could there be a better example of this than what's happening right now?
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by 12xo 7y ago
This is awesome. Thank you for all your work. One million a day seems like a lot until you realize it would take about a year to test everyone in the US... How can we increase this to 10m per day? Is that possible?
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by 12xo 7y ago
Mediocre work, lame headline.
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by 12xo 7y ago
This was the point of the $600. It keeps people afloat and home.
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by 12xo 7y ago
A lot of people like cigarettes and McDonald’s. A lot of people have a low IQ and nothing more than a HS education... point being that figures like this only compound the obvious, most people are not very smart or educated...
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by 12xo 7y ago
Is this ONVIF compatible?
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by 12xo 7y ago
Come on. In theory, with "unlimited" legal resources, you can take such matters to trial and onward to a victory...
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by 12xo 7y ago
No. These are words and phrases that hold literal meanings. They are used by advertisers to deceive people. There are/is no fine print in broadcast or digital ads. Except in Pharma... which is only allowed to advertise in the US and NZ
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by 12xo 7y ago
Right... That’s why you have an “unlimited” data plan that is “guaranteed” or it’s “free”... There is no such thing as truth in advertising. There is only a Make Lawyers Rich lawsuit..
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by 12xo 7y ago
You can, but they are not always available and it takes some time to find the perfect fit. I like the fact that the price is the same yet there are rules and options if you need a change or the practitioner cancels. Same with Rover.
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by 12xo 7y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I ordered the book.
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by 12xo 7y ago
There is a massage on demand service. In fact, there are a lot of businesses that fill the small niches. They are not and will never be Unicorns, but they are solid businesses. For example: Soothe is an app for on demand massage service. Wo
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by 12xo 7y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Looks very interesting but with the fraud filtering in place for most ads, I wonder how effective this can be in the long run. Seems as if it'd be filtered out but maybe, that's the point???
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by 12xo 7y ago
How would they know? What are you saying or doing that would cause others to shun you? If behavior is your problem, its not your views that matter, its your behavior. Being an asshole is not a protected class...
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by 12xo 7y ago
False flags and information is the only way to deal with this stuff... If FB thinks you're a 72 yr old retired dentist from OK, and you buy nothing but feminine hygiene products and 3 wheel wheel barrels, you're pretty worthless a
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by 12xo 7y ago
The problem I see with this tech is with insurance. Your life, your health, your well being your family's well being, will be dependent on your ability to hold good insurance. If everything is measured, everything is tracked, everythin

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