Barbing

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901.
by Barbing 7mo ago
They more effective because they can sell our Big Mac consumption to our health insurance company? That is purely an assumption, by the way. Maybe someone tried to write a law once to prevent that. That's funny about it being bad enoug
902.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Almost wish the people defending it were paid. Almost more intelligent to rush to the defense if there were a direct financial benefit. Part of it is possibly the curse of knowledge. Someone in the 99th percentile of cloud configuration exp
903.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Demand on-call phone numbers, autodial the entire company when it looks like they’re about to lose their first bojillion. No, you don't really have to give Google a bunch of phone numbers. The input box will also accept entry of the fo
904.
by Barbing 7mo ago
I long for the days where kids were only hurting their parents' wallets and not themselves. >Another prompt asked, "What do you think of me," I say, as I […]. My body isn't perfect, but I'm just 8 years old - I s
905.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Anyone getting hit with (Google) AppSheet-originating recruitment emails? Very well done. Imitating the biggest US brands. Have reported AppSheet to FCC after seeing Google wasn't doing enough--same scam email format, same inbox-landin
906.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Is there anyone who uses the app and orders premium options and uses coupons that don't represent much of a discount... yet, the app STILL takes a long time to load? Causing delays for unprofitable customers. Any business is going to d
907.
by Barbing 7mo ago
The cash register doesn't try quite as hard to upsell you as the kiosk. But yes, the cash register should be able to support the data entry skills of teenagers growing up with TikTok.
908.
by Barbing 7mo ago
I was told once everything in those food photos in the United States had to be edible. You could substitute sour cream, but not glue, for whipped cream. I wonder if that was true.
909.
by Barbing 7mo ago
I wonder if this could be pitched as a money-making scheme. As you have financial products that aren't for sale but to qualified buyers... Force businesses to only sell to qualified buyers and make it incredibly easy for businesses to
910.
by Barbing 7mo ago
First thought is about driving a discussion rather than putting on a performance, yes? then second thought I see would be performative, thanks for the call out and the very important tip I will not forget!
911.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Wow they’re fast! :)
912.
by Barbing 7mo ago
HN saves
913.
by Barbing 7mo ago
The Algolia-linkin’ king ain’t doing a Regex->notification thing, OK! Thank you
914.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Do you mind if I share your private documents if I come across them?
915.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Good call!
916.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Thanks, tip lines were a good idea
917.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Do I have to start emailing the people in the leaked documents with screenshots?
918.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Good thing, otherwise they would have exposed countless photos via Google Photos. Today, a photo file might be hosted at: photos.fife.usercontent.google.com/pw/[snip]=w[####]-h[####]-s-no-gm?authuser=0 But it used to be a l
919.
by Barbing 7mo ago
@dang example query feels incredibly doxxy, and feels bad form to link directly to full copies of people's [stuff] and [personal info] as seen on this page :/ I know this is all Fiverr's fault for allegedly missing the respon
920.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Makes sense. Would there be any engineering/management pushback on the customer side? "we have to write a tiny script", "this is non-standard" / "why are you the only ones who charge us for filenames?&quot
921.
by Barbing 7mo ago
I like Gmail asking me for no reason to stay on the page when I try to leave. New spam policy for navigate-away blocking, hope that's Google's next article.
922.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Does "accept" support "undo send"?
923.
by Barbing 7mo ago
>$10/mo for a different feel is a strange value prop. Thought Kagi would want the strange part to be, say: "strange to let advertisers cover your monthly search bill, trading your privacy and using Google--we're only ten b
924.
by Barbing 7mo ago
In the fine print, only to be used against bad actors (w/guarantee that filenames under x chars would never be charged), or that too problematic? building good faith into policy + "hiding" info... Reason - to not overcomplica
925.
by Barbing 7mo ago
>doesn't understand how much they would need to pay...how to check how much they would need... ...even nearly any frame of reference for anything storage related, much less gigabytes
926.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Massive fraud from abroad didn't help there either. A favorite backup spot for terabytes of pirated media, complete with guides on which schools had good @edu addresses for it. Hadn't even considered your obvious point, a good one
927.
by Barbing 7mo ago
> the cloud vendor can't look at your data you upload to storage to e.g. build profiles on you/your business. Would our main check on this be whistleblowers?
928.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Thank you! Meant my comment for anyone who's not on the very latest version, anyone who experienced Android or another OS with disparate privacy-related behaviors as long as that OS has been around. Yes, now, the issue I'm talking
929.
by Barbing 7mo ago
Top notch idea
930.
by Barbing 7mo ago
> one in ten thousand. For their default file explorer experience, the prominent fourth option right in the sidebar. Oh my gosh, that is hilarious. Did someone think it made the computer look advanced (or did they want you to buy apps to

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