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by adrr 1y ago
Used to fingerprint your TCP packets when i built a large neobank. Could easily tell if you're behind a proxy, falsifying your user agent via syn numbers, and more. We used it to detect bots but it could be easily be used to fingerpr
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by adrr 1y ago
It’s a copyright license not a EULA. Grants rights for copying and can’t put restrictions on the using part.
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by adrr 1y ago
There's no point. If you diaable JS. Can track you other ways, fingerprint your dns packets like timestamp clock skew and other things. With IPV6 can assign you unique ip address for a dnslookup that can function like a cookie, Don
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by adrr 1y ago
Multiple failed large projects under his watch, Apple Intelligence, Apple Vision, Apple Car. For comparison, Huawei and Xiaomi both have launched cars. Samsung AI offering is much better than Apple's.
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by adrr 1y ago
FSD is not approved to work on any street. Drive Pilot is approved for highway speeds in EU. Limitations is what the government allows.
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by adrr 1y ago
You’re driving. Why you can’t watch a movie like you can on a Mercedes L3 car.
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by adrr 1y ago
That’s what the government allows them to do. They got approved for freeway speeds in EU and are trying to get approved in CA. You need to prove that the car is safer than a human driver.
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by adrr 1y ago
They been saying it’s coming next since 2017. Baby steps and fix the vision only automatic wiper controls first.
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by adrr 1y ago
Progress would be get certified for self driving. For comparison, Mercedes, BMW, Honda etc have L3 cars on the market. Mercedes just got approved full highway speeds in EU and working on L4 certification.
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by adrr 1y ago
FSD can’t self drive on any street though. Its just L2 like cruise control and lane centering.
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by adrr 1y ago
How will my road legal car know when it’s on a track or a closed road? Some how putting a way to disable it defeats the purpose. If its GPS controlled, people will be spoofing GPS to remove the limit, just need a raspberry pie and some ot
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by adrr 1y ago
It never worked unless you were walking on the street. Expensive too, I heard $20 per antenna. Millimeter is good for fixed antenna and delivering internet last mile to homes. Verizon bought into it millimeter while TMobile focused on m
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by adrr 1y ago
Only plutonium 239 can be used to make nukes. Assume it was plutonium 238 that this person bough. Same thing goes with uranium. Why you're allowed to buy it, because you can't turn it into a bomb.
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by adrr 1y ago
You can always pay for service. Kagi, YouTube Premium, Reddit Premium, Spotify Premium, ProtonMail etc. Platforms needs money to run.
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by adrr 1y ago
There are three parties. Media Buyers, publishers and users. As a publisher, you can go with “dumb” platforms that don’t deliver quality users to media buyers because of relevancy, you’ll make less money m. Apple ad platform is 40/60
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by adrr 1y ago
I am on the purchasing side. Google is very efficient when delivering traffic especially their Max Performance product. Probably the cheapest of all platforms. So they are serving relevant ads to users who engage with the ads. This is
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by adrr 1y ago
What does search have to do with this? This is on their display ads. You can read decision here. No mention of search. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.vaed.53...
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by adrr 1y ago
Never said it was illegal. Hence my phrasing monopoly and not an illegal monopoly aka monopoly that abuses their position. But was defines a monopoly? 26% of market doesn't sound like a monopoly to me looking at past antitrust actio
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by adrr 1y ago
Weird calling them a monopoly when they only control 26% of the market for digital marketing. For comparison when Microsoft was found guilty, they had 90% of the desktop market. Att was at 100% when they were broken up. Standard oil was
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by adrr 1y ago
They don’t use normal registrations. Anyone with any size is using MarkMonitor and do monthly billing and have a dedicated person. No credit cards.
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by adrr 1y ago
https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/gover... https://www.bea.gov/data/gdp/gross-domestic-product $5 Trillion Tax Revenue $28.177 trillion GDP
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by adrr 2y ago
Tax revenue as percentage of GDP right now 17%. You can pick random countries and compare. China 26%, Sweden 41%, Japan 32% etc. Do you see the issue? When we ran a surplus during Clinton's admin, we were at 20%.
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by adrr 2y ago
How did lose all their equity? You can’t declare equity is worthless. You can raise new rounds with different valuations and dilute previous investors/employees but they would also dilute themselves.
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by adrr 2y ago
Meta makes $200+ for each US/Canada active user per year.
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by adrr 2y ago
It supposedly costs $1000+ to acquire a bank customer. When I worked at a Neobank, our valuations were based on that number multiplied by the number of customers we had and people believed our valuations. Never had problems raising money.
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by adrr 2y ago
You can do unique discount codes that are one time use or maybe up to 5 times. Common especially if you want tracking like you send out mailers or emails.
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by adrr 2y ago
There’s also fluoride salt added to table salt that is widely used to accomplish the same thing as fluoridating water. https://www.acffglobal.org/salt-fluoridation/
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by adrr 2y ago
I am saying it’s weird to fluoridate water in areas with high levels of naturally occurring fluoride. Also to point out that there is naturally occurring fluoride. If Utah believed fluoride was a health risk, why aren’t they spending tens
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by adrr 2y ago
Utah has naturally occurring fluoride in their water and some water systems its more than double(2.0mg/l) what they add to prevent dental issues. Why were they fluorinating their water? https://cascadefamily.com/images
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by adrr 2y ago
Why would you deploy B-2s outside of the country? Does Diego Garcia even have the required climate controlled hangars to store the planes? Point of these planes was take them off from the US and have them return to the US. If we're

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