KomoD

34 ms·

631.
by KomoD 2y ago
That's cool, even with 40% of players being from ZA, I'm guessing most of your revenue doesn't come from them? (unless the other 60% are even lower RPM countries) Curious what % of revenue they account for
632.
by KomoD 2y ago
> I hope you give it a try! How are we supposed to do that? Clicking "register" leads to a google form, there's nothing to try. "Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with. *HN users can
633.
by KomoD 2y ago
Okay, could be a nice feature.
634.
by KomoD 2y ago
> Which most contractually agree not to do without a valid court order. In which case, authorities have to at least put forth the time, effort and money to submit a legally valid court order --- which can be substantial based on the juri
635.
by KomoD 2y ago
Please explain why.
636.
by KomoD 2y ago
How is it risky? They're well known.
637.
by KomoD 2y ago
Not sure I understand? Obviously there's no way to avoid everything? It's the exact same with every VPN, every provider. They can promise no logs yet turn on logging if authorities request it. At least you can reduce the amount of
638.
by KomoD 2y ago
Can it block based on TLS fingerprints? Like JA3, etc.
639.
by KomoD 2y ago
You definitely can, there are tons of VPS providers that don't require any personal information.
640.
by KomoD 2y ago
Naming it paulgraham.blog makes it sound like it's his website...
641.
by KomoD 2y ago
> Do you work for the site or something? Nope. > You brought up the CMS. I didn’t. Yes, again, it was to explain to you that they only say that the CMS is free, not the services because you said: > This site is misrepresenting itse
642.
by KomoD 2y ago
> have you ever needed to create a 'fake' social media account, and if so, what for, what value did you get from it, and what were the alternatives (if any)? Yes, Linkedin, just so I can view profiles and posts without getting
643.
by KomoD 2y ago
> and the site is intentionally vague as to what is free It's not? It says the CMS is free and open-source and they have prices listed for the paid services they provide. > and paint themselves as saviors and good people for bein
644.
by KomoD 2y ago
> but a plain reading of their comment implies that the functionality that OP asked for was free, because ‘bagpuss never mentioned the CMS, and in fact the CMS seems like a red herring in this discussion entirely. What I'm saying is
645.
by KomoD 2y ago
> then that is literally off-topic It's not, you're claiming they said something they didn't. > and doesn’t make sense given the context of ‘bagpuss’s comment. That ‘bagpuss was vague about what they said was free doesn
646.
by KomoD 2y ago
> This site is misrepresenting itself as open source and free It's not. They don't say that the site and all the services they offer are free and open-source, they say that the Archivarix CMS is free and open-source (GNU GPLv3)
647.
by KomoD 2y ago
Pretty sure they're paying Google for the data and not scraping it.
648.
by KomoD 2y ago
> It’s not like I ranked github lower, it’s actually in the normal rank setting. Why not just raise it?
649.
by KomoD 2y ago
> I don't know where the hype comes from, which says that reddit posts are particularly smart and useful They're useful because there's comments from actual people. I do site:reddit.com queries when I'm looking for pr
650.
by KomoD 2y ago
> Why do you do this? Money, obviously. I'd also do it for $30-150k/year > you know most users of forums and imageboards don’t want any AI content at all. He's not creating or posting any "AI content"?
651.
by KomoD 2y ago
> I could perhaps understand using it for example for someone that tried to store a petrabyte of storage on a consumer unlimited storage plan. I couldn't, don't call it unlimited if it's not unlimited, using what you paid
652.
by KomoD 2y ago
At that point I'd just get a MacBook.
653.
by KomoD 2y ago
The privacy policy makes no sense. > • We cannot see your YouTube activity. You definitely can, the video id and title gets sent to your server. > Your chats are only visible to you. This isn't true either? You say that they get
654.
by KomoD 2y ago
"wants to", meaning they haven't
655.
by KomoD 2y ago
What makes you think that?
656.
by KomoD 2y ago
> Nowhere? Because that's a ridiculously low amount of RAM to offer even in your cheapest offerings? There's definitely places that offer it... also 512m I know because I've personally bought such plans and that was $5-10&
657.
by KomoD 2y ago
How are you finding the bounties? Some have no links or info at all so we don't know what the bounties are for. I don't know what "locked" means and some of the issue links lead to 404 like "Speedup CI setup to <
658.
by KomoD 2y ago
You haven't provided a working link to your service, you said "simplytics.dev" but that doesn't resolve to anything: ; <<>> DiG 9.18.18-0ubuntu0.22.04.1-Ubuntu <<>> simplytics.dev ;; glo
659.
by KomoD 2y ago
So it's yet another cloud storage service? > Now, jumping back into the digital assets arena was like starting from scratch. I kept asking myself, what does the AI creative industry really hunger for? How can AI swoop in and make th
660.
by KomoD 2y ago
"Yes, we charge exactly what Amazon charges. We don't add any markups or fees for the price of the product" How do you make money / not lose money then? Coinbase is charging you 1%

More ›