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If the posted content is never shown to anyone then this is the same as not allowing the post.
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A thesis cannot be "completely valid" when 50% of the reasoning behind it is "objectively wrong". Some people would rather point out in which ways your idea is misguided and naive than attempt to force sense out of an id
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I've used this in a side project and it's still very hit or miss. Especially depending on how you format your domain URL.
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If anything I would expect less knowledgeable people to be more skeptical and cautious than somebody who has a vested interest and passion for technology. I can't imagine anybody other than a tech enthusiast who would maintain trust in
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Considering that this isn't JS... this is just another language that needs to be transpiled.
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> What surprises me most about your post is that someone actually worked on Google Play Music for multiple years. Doing what? GPM has been offered as a service for nearly a decade and has numerous dramatic changes and improvements over t
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You don't need anything on your frontend to share data with Facebook. Facebook doesn't acquire information like what shirt you bought by putting a like button a page. Your clothing retailer is willfully sharing that information fo
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This is assuming that all data sharing to Facebook is done from the client which is obviously not true. If your desired service wants to share data with Facebook they can and will do so and there's nothing you can do about it except no
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These changes only happen if ever because money has no longer become an issue. Which tends to be the case if you spent several years earning an ever increasing IT salary.
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They're probably on their own proprietary CMS that's probably just as bad or worse than WordPress.
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Yeah not caring about your product is a quick and easy way to make garbage and then be forced to work OT finishing/fixing your garbage.
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You are severely underestimating Google's infrastructure if you think the latency to your nearest datacenter is going to be 500 ms.
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Have you never heard of Google Home? Google Assistant?
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Let's not be distracted from the fact that the middle finger emoji actually exists.
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"I have learned more HTML5 and CSS3 using svelte than any of the other frameworks because it encourages you to use it, because the wheel has been invented already." This really doesn't make any sense. Not learning how to effe
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There's an expectation when your platform is the only option. This wouldn't be a problem at all if Apple allowed alternative app stores. Since that is not allowed, any anticompetitive behavior they exhibit in their store is ripe f
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TIL authorization is malware apparently.
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Just because you have a Python function that has strict requirements for input doesn't mean every function you're writing has strict requirements. Moreover, using a strongly typed language doesn't magically make you invulnera
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> If Apple lets other "stores" on the platform, you can bet one of them is going to be the cesspool of every bad app there ever was; and when those apps do damage, Apple will be blamed. Google is doing just fine with 70-80% of
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They have complete control over the iOS application market: https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/14/18618127/apple-pepper-sup...
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> Periodically configuring/updating smart home devices, getting to the bottom of issues if something doesn't work as expected Only people who don't use smart home devices think the experience is even remotely like this. Wo
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Any extra space you leave between you and the car in front of you is artificial traffic you're creating. That's space that could be used by more cars. Ideally, at a traffic stop every car would sit literally bumper-to-bumper to ma
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None of the best runners in the world are poor.
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It's also been untouched by ads for its whole lifetime.
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Every corporation claims to protect privacy
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He used D3.js. It produces standard HTML SVG elements which is why it looks handcrafted, but you can see the d3.min.js link at the bottom of the body. D3 is very powerful and can probably be used to do what you want but has a very steep lea