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Ill_ban_myself
7y ago
To some degree, where its followed at all, where its enforced at all, and when its not convenient exceptions get made. That's kind of my point... If this becomes a crackdown there will be an equally large backlash.
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Websites, however, can experience drastic swings in recurring revenue, brand loyalty, all from the addition or removal of a seemingly minor visual interface element. Design = Sales online. If compliance for brick and mortar stores moved out
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7y ago
Design drives sales online. Entirely. If brick and mortar stores had to design their entire storefront and display area around wheelchair accessibility first to the detriment of 5-10% or more of recurring revenue we'd instantly have a
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7y ago
Why is western news media intentionally muddying the waters of public perception by comparing an American blacksite to everything in a sensationalist manner? Let's save, "Nazi" and "Guantanamo" for the men who did t
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I know its not a great comparison but that's part of my point. The context and legal precedent in this arena mostly applies to arms and aid, not consumer products.
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In terms of legal precedent this is pretty shaky ground. In any other context this would sound pretty far fetched. Would we allow a US company to circumvent sanctions on selling technology to refine nuclear material to Iran on the grounds t
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So, you're telling me it's finally time to market this plug & play home email server idea?
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The xbox itself was pretty uninspiring. It was an underpowered budget PC, but someone said, "hey, let's take this gamespy app that people use for matchmaking and put it on a game console..." and suddenly it was christmas morn
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7y ago
That is everything I'd hoped to see as a developer and digital ocean customer. Good response.
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so the idea is to use a native app thin shell around your pwa to get access to local storage and all the user's mobile data? How is this different than the way in which a blackbox like Flash breaks the security sandbox? How is this not
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Is this a joke? Do people using android devices regularly "install" websites to their phones? I'm not sure if the author is pulling my leg or if Google is planning some kind of proprietary android specific PWA component...
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7y ago
I wonder if the standard for excessive profits truly measures profit and not simply price increases and deceptive service charges. If it is the later I can say I have definitely been harmed by cost cutting measures related to quality of ser
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It would probably lower turnover. Transparency and flat org structures are already all the rage. This just seems like the next logical step.
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I guess I'm saying it is relative. If you stand to lose your child's college fund, your home, or the ability to eat next week I'd classify that as, "more to lose" than 100 million dollars. I understand why this isn&
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I've never understood why rank and file employees don't get a vote despite not owning stock. Arguably, they are the ones most affected with the most to lose. A salaried employee with no stock options likely depends more on their c
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So you're saying that the important thing is how they look, right? That they can have a big impact simply based on their appearance and that it signals a certain intent even though their appearance may have no direct bearing on their e