adrian1973

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by adrian1973 6y ago
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by adrian1973 6y ago
What is the problem with the quoted statement?
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by adrian1973 6y ago
But it's sad that apparently the reason it is "better to comply to law enforcement first" is not because they will arrest you but because they will pummel you.
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by adrian1973 6y ago
I heard this same sentiment a ton when Twitter first got big. But there are things that RSS is incredibly useful for that Twitter is terrible for, and vice versa. For RSS, I use it to follow company and engineering feeds: every web browser
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by adrian1973 7y ago
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by adrian1973 8y ago
They are probably detecting that some ad/tracking cookies are not being set... because by default in FF tracking protection is enabled.
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by adrian1973 9y ago
> even if content is of no interest. Can't they just keep (at most) the metadata?
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by adrian1973 9y ago
It sucks that you are probably correct. My own biggest issue with data retention is not that these companies collect all this data (they need to for their business models to work) but that they keep all of it, forever, regardless of whether
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by adrian1973 9y ago
'“If we require our agents to write a full justification every time think about if you wrote a full justification every time you used Google. Among other things, you would use Google a lot less,” a lawyer told the court.' Wow. Of
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by adrian1973 9y ago
Perhaps those 0.5% are the ones who matter. There are friends and then there facebook friends.
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by adrian1973 9y ago
Indeed. In my own case, I haven't tweeted in years, but I have not lost any followers (about 180-190, which is incredible considering I'm a non-famous misanthrope) and last time I scanned my followers list they were almost all fri
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by adrian1973 9y ago
A stipend so remote workers can rent a desk at a coworking space would help solve the socializing issue. It might sound crazy (or at least rare), but renting a desk at a coworking space is probably far less expensive than providing space an