Guest9812398

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by Guest9812398 8y ago
Everything is deselected IF you click the "show purposes" button. If you visit the page and click what appears to be the only option, "I agree", then you're opted-in for everything. Why doesn't the page have tw
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
Yep, this is right. You can technically use the service without giving consent, so it meets the guidelines. However, the Verge will make that consent box as annoying as possible to encourage you into accepting. Oh, you don't want half
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
> For global rankings you don't need to know that user 1456 has rank 56, you just need to know that somebody holds that rank. Isn't the purpose of global rankings to know how any given user is ranked globally? It's not muc
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
After the 25th, send them a polite email saying you're a European resident, and you would like your personal data erased. Or if they have a contact form, visit their site from a European VPN, and submit a support request. If they quest
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
I have a related story. I was on an island in Indonesia, and the small town next to the beach (mostly locals, but still tourist related businesses), was full of garbage. I have a photo of a local kid that was sitting on the beach, on top of
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
I was thinking about GA (Google Analytics) the other day, and how I can follow the GDPR guidelines. The articles I read, both from Google and other sources said to not use user IDs to identify users without consent, to anonymize IP addresse
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
Photo is from Piran, Slovenia.
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
Europe has hundreds of options for small towns that are walkable. For example, the below has a population of 4,000, and it's going to probably have 50 restaurants, 50 stores, a school, church, town square, football stadium, market, caf
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
I've taken a number of Ryanair flights this year. Assigning the middle seats to non-paying passengers backfires sometimes. I booked tickets with my girlfriend. Almost 50% of the seats were still available (this was a month before the f
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
I see these all the time too. 1. I bought one of those spinning face brushes for my girlfriend. A few minutes after purchasing online, I started seeing advertisements from that same store, for the same exact brush. Literally 90% of the page
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by Guest9812398 8y ago
Why can't we simply choose relevant ad categories that we would prefer to see? Why do the options need to be (i) see random advertisements that are likely irrelevant, or (ii) allow us to track your every move, including your location,
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I'm not going to give OP the benefit of the doubt. New York to Chicago only shows 18 people looking at that route, so unless this site is trending in Namibia, then the OP has some explaining to do. As far as I can see, the OP is just p
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I looked up flights from Windhoek, Namibia to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and there were 34 people currently looking at that route. So, the site is just posting inaccurate information in an attempt to increase sales. I don't understand how a
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Isn't it in Google's best interest to list the ad heavy sites first? They don't receive any commission sending users to your ad free site, but they'll earn 32% of AdSense profits from your competitors. Now, I don't
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I use a basic LAMP stack (CentOS, Apache, MariaDB, PHP 7). No frameworks. Some of my projects are quite large (tables with billions of rows, and over a million users). It might not be fashionable, but it works, it's fast (for developme
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
This is my biggest concern with Magic Leap. I'm starting to believe they are going to ship on time, and they will deliver a fairly polished and high quality product. However, I haven't seen a single compelling use case. I don&#x27
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I spent some time in Krakow and it has horrible air quality. Summer feels normal like any other city, but certain times during the winter it's difficult to see due to the smog. See the below video for reference. https://www.
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Why would it be 3x more expensive? This study says they're earning $3.37/hr in profit. Most of the rides in my city are $10 and take less than 20 minutes of time for the driver. So, if I paid $12.25 instead of $10 for rides, and t
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I was surprised as well. Stores sell 1 packs for $1.50, or 2 packs for $2 at list price. I never really put much thought into pantyhose during my life, and I just assumed they costed $10 and lasted a long time like a pair of socks. I didn&#
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
There are a few things you need to keep in mind. Users that are willing to pay are typically from higher paying advertising regions, because those are areas where people have higher income. Therefore, I might generate $1 a year per user in
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I remember I bought a TNT card instead of a Voodoo for my first computer because it had a nicer looking box in the advertisement from the local electronics store. I didn't have internet at that time, so I used box art instead of user r
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
No problem. I actually spent a couple of months working on the system for user payments. I had a number of discussions with the community and received thousands of comments with feedback and suggestions for what they wanted to see. I took e
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
My girlfriend buys generic pantyhose that's $1 (we're in Central Europe). It looks good, and lasts 1-2 wears before something pulls the fabric. In her case, SheerlyGenius would cost 3-6x as much. Another advantage of the $1 pairs
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I run a community site, with a lot of loyal long term users (most users check the site about 10 times a day and have been registered for years). My AWS bill is 15k per year, and the site earns 70k a year from a couple of advertisements. Now
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Below is a better comparison of the two images. https://i.imgur.com/nyD3111.jpg If the image is the issue, then we're basically not going to allow anyone to draw an illustration of a sad cat any longer, which is absurd
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I imagine it's similar to the below video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeS8TJwBAFs
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Keep in mind you'll get a lot of false positives. This is one of the biggest mistakes I always did when validating ideas. I would ask people (and myself), would you use or pay for product X? People would say yes, I would develop it, an
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Watching this video, it's clearly edited. First off, the left and right video are completely different, the left isn't a zoomed in version of the right. If you go to 43 seconds, you can see the folded clothes do not match. Secondl
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
> Outside of a pub (which is a bar?) none of these places would typically be open on a late Fri/Sat. How late are you talking about? I'm looking at the weekend hours now in my city. Board game venues: 2AM. Escape rooms: Midnigh
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I think there are lots of options. 1. Board game venues. They're becoming more popular, and yes, they exist in the US. I would be surprised if there wasn't one in any major US city. 2. Escape rooms. I think there are at least 50 i

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