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brutusurp
4y ago
Pretty sure the US populations is pushing Meta aside for < anything else >.
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4y ago
So don't help them?
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4y ago
> ...Hayes Valley, an upwardly mobile neighborhood in downtown San Francisco. Actual physical cringe.
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4y ago
ty
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4y ago
This is a good summary, IMO: https://www.solutelabs.com/blog/gatsby-js-vs-next-js-which-o... .
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4y ago
This is to consolidate offerings, and drive more money to Amazon and less to 3rd parties. Just like retail, and skills. How is this not under investigation.
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4y ago
Except customers will just leave Amazon. Like they are doing with Music, and Video, and Prime. This move disadvantages everyone except Amazon. It should be investigated by SEC.
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4y ago
1. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=calculus 2. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=linear+algebra 3. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=statistics ...
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4y ago
Agreed. The surge of "ads" by Amazon across all their devices, in addition to the claims Amazon ad space grew 25% YoY, warrants serious investigation. By what means were the ads deployed (i.e., did you deploy malicious code to ove
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4y ago
If the government is serious about increasing our safety and security, it would ban FB, and prevent Zuckerberg from owning/operating any social media services given his well-documented track record of malevolence. People don't tru
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4y ago
Authy and 1Password (2FA apps), and Yubikey (2FA hardware) seem to be popular choices.
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4y ago
Can the State Department please incorporate the suggestion of removing "word-break: break-word" from .elementor-element-20322410 in post-7.css? Makes that footer look super sloppy. Thanks! .elementor-element-20322410 h4, .elemento
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4y ago
Amazon To Close 8 Go Convenience Stores: https://www.cnet.com/tech/amazon-to-close-8-go-convenience-s...
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4y ago
Mmm... Why are you so sure? Do you know how invasive the exploits were/are? I mean it could be related to government contracts, and unwillingness to participate. But the timing of some of the shifts coincides with "discovery"
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4y ago
Oh, maybe I can give it a shot. I'll be sure to include Amazon as well.
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4y ago
Doesn't make them trustworthy. It makes them a liability.
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4y ago
AWS?
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4y ago
I like when Amazon is not a part of my web browsing experience. Just like Amazon Music, and Prime Video, and Alexa, I'm certain this too will be a flop.
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4y ago
Is there? JP Morgan Chase repeated stated throughout 2022 that Fed would lower interest rates; that they'd be foolish not to. And, they haven't. So, if SVB (and anyone else) took JP Morgan's cavalier assertions as fact when d
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I really like using Brave to customize my search, though it's been more about what I don't want to include. Glad to integrate these tidbits.
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4y ago
Are they really? Where's the data to show for this? Are there actual datapoints? (not rhetorical)
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4y ago
Agree. SpaceX said their services are not free for SpaceX, and requested help in funding the effort. Is Bezos trying to get a foothold in the effort, to help fund launch of his 3K satellites? https://spacenews.com/amazon-pla
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4y ago
Is this actually true? Tether has remained pegged at $1 USD since its inception (i.e., stable). Why all the Tether hate? Is it because a US company doesn't own it, or is there more to it?
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4y ago
Google thought they had sole marketshare. They thought wrong. If Google was actually cautious of AI they would have taken demonstrative steps to protect Search, and TagManager, and AdSense, and Chrome browser. But they didn't.
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4y ago
Just tried. Works on Brave.
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4y ago
Once connected to wifi/bluetooth, Amazon can access any devices that share that connection, e.g., your laptop. With that Amazon can freely access your browser, your keystrokes, your camera, your mic. All of it.
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4y ago
Pretty crazy. Amazon actively harvests your data, w/ and w/o your consent. Because you tried Echo, that's all it took. You connected it to wifi/bluetooth, and Amazon was then able to access all your connected devices; al
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4y ago
Ads revenue.
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4y ago
> you send your purchase intent to Amazon, etc. I'm not sending my purchase intent to Amazon. In fact I am ensuring I don't give them ads results via SEO (e.g., -site:amazon.com). I don't want Amazon ads in my results whi
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4y ago
- Missiles and planes are not the only form of weapons/arms/defense trade. - Reported $$ and actual $$ are two different things. - No doubt software is an export, however software as malware/spyware is considered a defense we
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