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by _up 11y ago
Intel says otherwise: http://newsroom.intel.com/community/intel_newsroom/blog/2015...
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by _up 11y ago
You should read the Target story. Target was at first clueless and had to learn the hard way. How not to spook their Customers, with to precise Predictions. Now they mix in 50% decoys! http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02&#x2
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by _up 11y ago
WTF! Windows 10 is basicly Adware. Telemetry and Ads in the Startmenu can't be disabled, unless running the Enterprise Version! Hopefully someone invents xposed/xprivacy for Windows now.
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by _up 11y ago
But even then you propbably will get reimbursed only what an average lawyer would have been costing you. Not what the specialized high profile Lawyer normaly asks for.
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by _up 11y ago
My personal oppinion is that dx is lacking the newer Android devices. Geekbuying.com is often better in this regard. DX has for example not the latest Meizu or Ulefone phones.
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by _up 11y ago
Also if the "third party/asker" decides who wins. The third party could try to colude with one player.
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by _up 11y ago
Have you enabled "Auto Mark as Read" in Settings? You can change the "ALL" View in the Sidemenu. I am actualy working on a Feedly alternative. That's sorts articles by popularity. And can import Popularty counts fro
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by _up 11y ago
Normal Users that comment, work for free too! But they also get something in return, otherwise they woudn't do it.
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by _up 11y ago
I am working on a feedly alternative that also ingests the voting/ranking of other sites like Reddit and Hacker News. Do you think implementing discussions that can be integrated via Javascipt a la disqus would be a good solution? Bui
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by _up 11y ago
This sounds like a more complicated version of disqus. Disqus lets you integrate the discussion thread on your website. And also agregates some recommended content on their own site. They even do voting. So it is basicly all there. I am cur
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by _up 11y ago
In German Cities Car Sharing is becoming very popular and a lot of Manufacturers have introduced their own car sharing offers or formed Partnerships with existing Companies. Tesla probably would do the same, because otherwise they would ris
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by _up 11y ago
But the other way could work. A service like Cloudflare could become an ad network and inject ads in transit.
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by _up 11y ago
The Question is how does the website owner prove real organic impressions to the Advertiser? If people can buy ad clicks, they also can buy fraudulent ad impressions. A manipulated reverse proxy could also simulate fake impressions. What co
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by _up 11y ago
And with all that tracking, they also can look if poeple price check items and than rise the price if they come back. Because now they know the customer already decided to buy. Happened with collaborating Flight booking sites.
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by _up 11y ago
You expect them to discard click fraud and also pay out on self reported impressions?
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by _up 11y ago
Even with all that data, ad networks have massive problems with click fraud. Now you want them to discard all that and even pay the website owners according to their self reported visitor numbers? Good Luck with that.
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by _up 11y ago
Wasn't one big key Argument immutable logging. So you have at least a good chance to know, if you where compromised and maybe even get to know how they did it.
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by _up 11y ago
Around 25-30% block Ads and probably also tracking pixel, in the US and Europe . I suspect the numbers are probably twice that high on tech news sites. So this alone could probably explain the low estimates.
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by _up 11y ago
Why not go further and give the money earned with ads in firefox to the user. Who can then use this to directly buy webservices. This could also automaticly be brokered by the browser. This could make webservices a comodity and give back po
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by _up 11y ago
Do you really think that if google gets the chance to earn a lot more money, if they refer only healthy people to insurance A and the rest to insurance B. That there is no chance they woudn't do it? Google could probably destroy other
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by _up 11y ago
Microsoft, Google, Apple are all NSA PRISM program participants! And nothing happened to them. Why should that be different with Dropbox? And isn't Dropbox using Amazon to store its data. It would probably be sufficient, if Amazon part
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by _up 11y ago
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telekommunikations-%C3%9Cberwac...
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by _up 12y ago
They probably make it mandatory for Mac App Store Apps to support both systems.
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by _up 12y ago
My understanding is that appending only is fine. So if your use case is logging elasticsearch is totatly fine. You probably can't compare it to the robustness of MySQL & PostreSQL. But most NoSQL are not known to be that robust eit
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by _up 12y ago
BMW for example uses also radar and infrared. These sensors can "see" even in foggy german weather when the human driver would be almost blind. Also we have the technology (RANGE-R) to detect humans even behind massive objects (wa
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by _up 12y ago
I think the general idea is, why should we put trust in one entity/person, when we could distribute the "trust" to all users.
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by _up 12y ago
The Blockchain is a distributed consensus system or some think of it as a decentralized asset managing system. That also can do currencies like Bitcoin. So this is more about new ideas that also use the Blockchain. For Example: Crowdfunding
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by _up 12y ago
But Mozilla is itself mostly funded by Search Engines. Who pay to be included or set as the default engine.
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by _up 12y ago
I am pretty sure it is not about where you host, but where your company sits. And courts won't only look at where you are incorporated, but will look where they think the executive descisions are done.
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by _up 12y ago
Probably 4% of max cable capacity. But the cables have a lot of unused capacity.

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