brillenfux

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by brillenfux 11y ago
This comment is so utterly generic, uninformed, condescending and pretentious, I have no words...
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by brillenfux 11y ago
When was this "in between" you speak of? The cold war pretty much started with WWII.
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by brillenfux 11y ago
I just realized I don't even shudder at the quality of BBC's "journalism" anymore.
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by brillenfux 11y ago
I would say he is just as unconvinced about the quality of his content like the guys he's talking about. And this is the forceful, desperate result.
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by brillenfux 11y ago
Is there a uBlock filter to block subscription pop-ups?
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by brillenfux 11y ago
It would be so funny if EBay would finally be bought by Google.
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by brillenfux 11y ago
I suddenly don't want to know how the source looks like.
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by brillenfux 11y ago
Are you really relativizing the fact that Apple is aɡgregating full RSS content and has the confidence to send unsolicited email to contrive implied consent to the point of comparing it with Google putting ads next to small snippets of sear
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by brillenfux 11y ago
Absolutely! I would just go ahead. Good Luck :)
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by brillenfux 11y ago
You do understand that the Apple News app is a content aggregation service and not a feed reader, right? Apple is providing a service with your content. A feed reader is usually controlled by the individual reading the feeds. The programs t
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by brillenfux 11y ago
Putting out a RSS feed does by no means imply consent to third-party use. The same way like putting out pictures doesn't mean everybody can use them. Christ!
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by brillenfux 11y ago
It's funny how they don't even give a damn about your copyright. If you did this with Apples content you would get shit left and right, but since it's Apple doing it to you this time they can just assume your consent by impli
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by brillenfux 11y ago
On Firefox 37.0.2 I got "Initialization failed" quickly after the "Authenticating" step. Also, I guess that wrecked my invitation code … Waiting for this to mature ;)