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aethertron
11y ago
These annoying messages are a bad attempt to follow a bad law. But to just block these messages in the browser seems like a bad approach. The point is to get informed consent to write+read cookies from the user. One could argue that the act
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YouTube to discontinue subscription collections 20/5/15
(support.google.com)
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aethertron
11y ago
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aethertron
12y ago
qz.com is good for business news including tech (and has very nice design), but not so much for the nuts and bolts of programming stuff.
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aethertron
12y ago
I'm a social drinker, but I'm not very social. (Male, 20s, London UK)
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aethertron
12y ago
I like the idea. But I don't think my creative collaborators necessarily need to be geographically close to me.
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aethertron
12y ago
How long would it take you to solve world hunger?
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aethertron
12y ago
Here's this from Oracle (I think), might be relevant: http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_javascript.xml
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aethertron
13y ago
More Prog21 J posts: http://prog21.dadgum.com/14.html http://prog21.dadgum.com/48.html http://prog21.dadgum.com/121.html http://prog21.dadgum.com/141.html
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aethertron
13y ago
Why don't you name and shame the company?
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13y ago
Tinder is one competitor. It uses much less explicitly sexual words/pics in their promotional stuff. That seems to be something that would be more agreeable to women (stereotypically). But I've heard it described as Grindr for str
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aethertron
14y ago
'Apps' seem like self-contained units, vs. 'software' that might spread its muck all over your operating system. Apps tend to live in environments with a degree of enforced quality control. Or, in the case of web apps, are at least restrict
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aethertron
14y ago
Here's another one: http://repl.it/
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aethertron
14y ago
First I was surprised that this was on the svtble network. (Then I looked again.)