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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Tired of links to paid content, pay walls, Admiral anti-ad blocks.
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
The future does not belong to Google and Facebook. Data privacy is too important to allow massive grow in ads, and they are not companies organized around selling software. As the article points out, we can live without both. It isn’t 2009
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
When Dad jokes turn into UI labels.
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Who cares.
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
I miss Flash. It was fun. The web was fun. We got paid to make stuff move around and come up with crazy image masking animations and just experiment. The product had to go, but sadly, it would have no place in today’s much more serious web
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
I ran an experiment last year. I messaged over 100 of my 500+ LinkedIn connections with an invitation to reconnect and a link to book a call or in-person meeting. I got two responses - 2% success rate! - and zero followed through with even
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
I’m still grateful for a high school teacher that would assign a 1000 word essay and, weeks later after we’d forgotten it, hand it back and make us write the same essay in 250 words without losing the meaning of the original. When you have
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Congrats on your success! May I ask how you ended up with a three letter dot com?
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Very informative article and a new angle in the fight against this disease.
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Wanted: A phone and SMS device that easily syncs photos, messages and contacts and has an excellent camera (iPhone or Pixel hobbyist level). No apps, spyware, built-in Google ties. Just shoot photos and be in touch when needed. Kickstarter,
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by bookmarkable 6y ago
Perhaps important journalism, but it is behind a paywall, so apparently WSJ is satisfied that only their subscribers know this information about Facebook. Meanwhile, Facebook is not behind a paywall, so they can monitor the conversations of
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Llama antibodies can beat SARS-type viruses(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by bookmarkable 6y ago|0 comments