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by DANmode 29d ago
Besides “I’m Feeling Lucky” and new AI offerings, Google specifically does not purport to tell you the one true link! It ranks based on likelihood of what you’re search for - and yes, that’s different!
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by DANmode 29d ago
Control.
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by DANmode 29d ago
Mandating Google choose the “one right” link is the failure point, here. (Not because I disagree.) Similar problems with mandating that they track what’s considered a competitor.
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by DANmode 29d ago
They’re selling a limited ad-space - again, instead of to their competitor. In that context: suggest a fairer way. Now, it may just be you don’t like advertising in this context - a valid take. But a different one!
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by DANmode 29d ago
> It's so annoying Ive reduced video watching by 80-90% This is the opposite of resourcefulness - unless the videos were a distraction, not a real goal of yours. PS Genuine question: where is the fraud in a 20 minute ad? Steve Balme
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by DANmode 29d ago
Knowing your audience, and captivating them at grassroot level or in an unexpected place, without making it feel scummy (sometimes)? Guerrilla marketing.
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by DANmode 29d ago
It’s actually embarrassing the industry haven’t implemented optional signing into everything with a text box, with the press of a USB key or other device into/onto what you’re using. This can be used to verify consistent identities for
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by DANmode 29d ago
Correct, and depending on your usecase, threat model, probably obsolete, except the PSP. Keep what you’re using.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
So, popping out the SIM and putting it into a different phone, but with extra paid steps?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
They knew what they were doing.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
hardest part was
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by DANmode 1mo ago
You’re not replying to the comment. If you’re using 20 year old hardware, okay - keep 20 year old wires and accessories. Most are not. Put an expiration date on your neuroticism. Old dirty stuff can literally consume you. Ask me how I know!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Isn’t it a fair comparison? That purposefully designed settings and properly gated procedures can make procedurally generated realities…better? More fun?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
It built the site - you didn’t tell it to do anything but placeholders for the content.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Fun fact: Visa owns some of Stripe.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Yep, it certainly seems like GrapheneOS community resources spent on teaching people to understand their own security and privacy models was really good time spent. Very important work. Very important questions to mirror back to every us
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> when I pay more than $1000 for a phone, I don’t care whose fault that is It’s just yours. https://swappa.com/catalog/family/google-pixel
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by DANmode 1mo ago
You’re talking about two different things. One is where their hardware for storing data is. The other commenter was talking about global taps (the sources for the data), of which the Wikipedia article is not speculating the number of. >
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Did I miss a juncture that the US wasn’t allied with Kurds? Edit: this one, I guess. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgrzd76p4lo
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Are you referring to the government of Iran, or the (possibly Iranian) sec people they handed the flash drives from the parking lot to?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
If anyone wants to show up and talk non-React anything, at any point, I’ll be checking back around later! Until then: just talk smack about React! None of these things you listed are critiques of single-page apps (SPA).
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by DANmode 1mo ago
What’s the stack? Is it being used even sort-of in the right place / way? Feels like a glaring omission =]
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> There is a long road between "got a C&D" and "am getting sued." Sometimes!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
You can inline the following in one HTML page: CSS (.css) JavaScript (.js) Plain Text (.txt) HTML (.html) SVG (.svg) Raster Images (.png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .webp, .bmp) Audio (.mp3, .wav, .ogg) Video (.mp4, .webm) JSON (.json) PDF (.pdf) p
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Or you have to distribute your code in such a fashion, and structure your business model in such a way, that “scale” doesn’t require you doing things that have nothing to do with providing the feature set (most SaaS).
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> He prosecuted them, and chose fines over criminal punishments. So no actual prosecution , none worthy of considering prevention. Predominantly citizens being hit. > You say all these random facts Financial institutions paying out
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Second-to-last paragraph has me non-jokingly interested in talking about working on something together. Interested in chatting about a bigger swing, following the same user-first design mentality? I have a great niche staked out, have opera
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Free speech is more or less an unachievable platonic ideal that we aspire to I’m almost certain it’s shorthand for “freedom of expression”, which most reasonable people throughout history have not grouped threats of violence into. In f
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Media handlers are a security nightmare, might lead you to the right answer if it isn’t it.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
I remember who forced me to consider other options.

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