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HaZeust
4y ago
Because those companies incentivize it. For one, you can't use an Oauth integration on your app if you deploy in on the Apple App Store unless you offer Apple as an option, so there's a vector for Apple Oauth hegemony right there.
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4y ago
That's not how OAuth works, which is what "Sign In with Google" utilizes. In order to Sign In with Google through a third-party software, Google and the third-party software must both agree to the arrangement. In the event th
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4y ago
>That gives us bullshit like loot boxes, NFTs, etc. Valve pioneered all 3 in games, and they're still private :shrugs:
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4y ago
It is anti-consumer if such merger and circumstance causes those games to be exclusively accessible to those with Gamepass. While exclusivity is competition, too much of it is monopoly - and there are people who study anti-trust within in
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4y ago
That's a hell of a hand-wave. But for Twitter's sake, I hope you're right.
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4y ago
They're getting flagged.
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4y ago
Spent the last hour binging - incredible what UIs I haven't seen before. Do you have a monthly donation option?
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4y ago
100% counts! Keep rocking!
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4y ago
Legendary story, we've used your spam filter contributions - thank you!
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4y ago
This place is bat, haha!
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4y ago
My social network Touchbase (www.touchbase.id) owes you a great deal for account URL schemas used by online platforms, thank you!
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4y ago
And just as widespread normie adoption increases crypto prices, widespread normie adoption increases Linux use cases and interoperability.
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4y ago
Sortaaa. There's several financial regulations invoked in the USA that requires financial institutions to ask for proper identification IF continuance of business is pursued. However, there is nothing - to my knowledge - that compels P
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4y ago
Do bear in mind that I was answering a question about how to swap coins given such a low amount of time that this hacker (likely insider; opinion) had. I named decentralized exchanges because they don't give up the ownerships of their
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4y ago
Yeah because you're a user on HackerNews. That process is not at all streamlined for the layperson, and the structure of crypto has only existed to make it harder, and to further divorce from what could otherwise be a straightforward p
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4y ago
Bulk bridge swap service IMO. Avalanche or Fantom would be your best bet right now.
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4y ago
Time will tell. https://fortune.com/2022/10/27/youtube-creator-mrbeast-seeki...
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4y ago
I think Mr. Beast is a billion-dollar brand now, I'm surprised his name hasn't crossed ways with you before.
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4y ago
Both were by committee and not the US unilaterally, for one.
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4y ago
1689 was only 4 years into Enlightenment, and the collective recognition of "personal rights" that is most-often cited as the Enlightenments greatest achievement also just happens to be a fundamental aspect of 1789 Constitution -
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4y ago
Your entire argument falls under when you take into consideration that the very judicial power that's "vested" to the Supreme Court in its jurisdiction is solely delegated to Judges that Congress appoints. Congress should not
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4y ago
I firmly believe it'll be a catalyst that reminds "The People" that they were MEANT to be the fourth check and balance, and that the check and balance system was NOT abstracted for just political institutions to provide lever
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4y ago
Texas v. White was a lot more complex than that; Specifically, the court claimed that the Constitution, in its effort to "form a more perfect union," precluded secession. Secession was inherently unconstitutional, because its foun
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4y ago
When we look at today’s methods for knowledge models and education, we often look at the “Classical Education” method - named after its origins from classical era Greece as a certain conceptualized approach to education. This method led to
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4y ago
These are noteworthy articles because of how rare it is - akin to articles of Silicon Valley titans that didn't complete college. We point to their experience as novelty, not as practical advice to ourselves or others.
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4y ago
"Someone else's computer" would be misinformation in any other medium SOLELY because it makes it sound like it's being stored on the same kind of computer that an average person has - that another average person is using
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4y ago
Uniswap is *so* easy to slander to the ground from centralized exchanges if push came to shove. It's the primary tool for exit scams, there's barely any qualifications or criteria to mint a coin, ICOs simply don't matter anym
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4y ago
It responded to Tesla's short for less.
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4y ago
Sortaaaa. I’ve seen horizontal videos that, in the past were standard videos but under 60 seconds, and they were cropped down to Shorts compatibility.
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4y ago
4chan always served warrants, lol.
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