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Additionally: https://github.com/jmdugan/blocklists/blob/master/corporatio... or https://pastebin.com/V9nzBXnx I only blocked some of these domains. Blocking all Google domains basically
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I'm OK with data harvesting, but, it has to be transparent and ask for permissions every time they want to use my data, allow me to delete the data I generated. It should always be opt-in. I use google maps a lot. I search a place, it
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> 30 years from now, candidates for president of the United States will have their old social media posts under a microscope. At least it's public, people will eventually accept no body is perfect, let alone when they were teenagers
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Here's an article in Chinese: https://www.jiqizhixin.com/articles/ai-report-2018 Download link of the white paper: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1hueUZM8 I can't find a translation though.
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Ask HN: How to get recent status of WSJ's playwall?
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Normally, with competition between power supply companies, the result would be you get lower electricity price if you use Samsung's electronic, you are still allowed to use other brands' electronics, but you need to pay regular&#
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> You should do that anyway to help out the cashier. It's common courtesy. O_O To be honest, I've never done that, and I'm surprised that It's common courtesy. I don't think I've ever been in a situation whe
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Switching bags, finding barcodes and placing the goods at right angle so it can be scanned, all of these makes me feel like being trained for unnecessary skills, it's repetitive and time consuming, thus incredibly annoying. Sometimes t
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Google announces patent agreement with Tencent amid China push
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QOwnNotes – Markdown note-taking and todo-list manager with ownCloud integration
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Being a major global currency is never the goal. Even if it's something people want to achieve, there are still many factors, how loose the central banks control fiat money flow is one of them.
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I assume this is something @est would like to use. :D
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Branding for Builders
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Excuse me, but where does the number 40M+ come from?
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> they wanted to move everyone to the major cities Source please? What I know is they wanted to move everyone to cities, "major" is not necessary.
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There was a competition, Chrome won, I don't like the result, but it's the fact. I won't tell people to save the web by suggesting using something less competitive, that would reduce the I-wanna-save-the-web group's prod
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It's like saying Apple Map does the same thing Google Maps does. I don't think it's a good argument if you try to convince me Uber is not innovative.
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Well, for what it's worth, Uber was founded in March 2009, while MyTaxi was founded in June 2009.
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I may need you to provide the definition of innovation. Uber enables me to call a cab even before I leave the building, it suggests a price for me, it shows me cab's location, it sends my request to more than one cab.
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I can tell Google is pretty upset that they don't have real time cams everywhere.
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Not really, our industry has been hitting for awhile, Uber for instance. The "wait a moment" is because it's Google this time.
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Hi there, how do you think about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15912965
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End-to-end encryption really isn't the solution here. Your message might be considered harmful and blocked instantly if they couldn't decrypt it. It may not the case for now, but it's possible and fairly foreseeable.
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The attitude of this reply may get me downvoted or flagged, but I still want to say it. Five eyes are not only in Europe. Quitting your country of origin makes sense if you are those companies that claim to be friend of justice who also wan
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I don't understand the argument. If Google's objective was to earn respect from many people, then why didn't they quit US or other Five Eyes countries after Snowden? They changed their motto from do no evil to do the right th
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Open source maybe?
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Financial Cryptography in 7 Layers (2000)
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Gotty – Share your terminal as a web application
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I don't see the point. A hidden service is set for information can not be safely presented on the public Internet. Like what The Daily Stormer did. If one just wanted to bypass blocking or hide himself from evil third parties, he could
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Don't need to, they've got Youtube or so. People has been providing free data set to Google for years anyway.
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