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by bzb3 6y ago
>Maintains all products/features indefinitely even if less then 1% of the users use it (Google killed RSS Reader) 1% of all Google users is what, a gazillion people?
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by bzb3 6y ago
The latest update? Isn't it basically an incremental improvement? I haven't seen any big changes
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by bzb3 6y ago
I was completely aware of the software limitations of my iPhone before I bought it yet I did. What you want already exists and it's called Android.
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by bzb3 6y ago
How much is a journalism award worth? Actual question. Two or three years ago your comment verbatim would've been heavily upvoted here. I've seen it posted countless times. Nowadays it's grey. How times change.
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by bzb3 6y ago
The way it's always worked in southern Europe, hence the high unemployment rates.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Thanks for your insight. I guess I'll have to dive into the wayback Machine
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by bzb3 6y ago
Tiktok bans all political content. It's literally the opposite of politically poisonous.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Keeping it independent
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Ask HN: Where Are the APIs Disclosed by United States vs. Microsoft Corp.?
1 points by bzb3 6y ago|2 comments
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by bzb3 6y ago
I feel the way you do, I never use that tab because often the videos shown there are hosted on shitty websites. I wish it was restricted to YouTube so I didn't have to go to YouTube to search YouTube.
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by bzb3 6y ago
This happened to me tonight, but by this morning it was fixed. I had to go back to Firefox for a few hours; I'm still shaking. I'm considering legal action against Microsoft.
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by bzb3 6y ago
No. We need more things like these to happen so people lose trust on everything they read on the stupid internet. This was good. I hope it keeps happening.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Plus one to this. I was pleasantly surprised to the point of being spooked with the quality of transcriptions on my pixel phone.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Which makes no sense, except for international news... And maybe not even that
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by bzb3 6y ago
This entire debate is about dishonesty. It is like supporters of football teams at this point.
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by bzb3 6y ago
It is 2020. If you believe what you read on the internet...
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by bzb3 6y ago
Imagus for zooming into pictures Buster to bypass Google captchas They both work fine on Chrome also
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by bzb3 6y ago
Pretty sure that 30% also covers payment processing
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by bzb3 6y ago
I live in the south of Spain and 42C is rookie shit. Here you basically can't go out until it's sundown.
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by bzb3 6y ago
So they look like ads, which erode trust from users, and they don't even get paid for them. That just makes it more stupid.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Which is a great point. It's like autonomous vehicles: it doesn't have to be perfect; being better than humans is enough.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I like Vivaldi. It's a great idea. But the UI is sluggish and sometimes (very rarely) glitchy. I'm on the fence until they make it more responsive.
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by bzb3 6y ago
It should not default to ads, at least.
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by bzb3 6y ago
How's better cost per $ better for AMD? Intel has much better margins; if AMD went with those margins they wouldn't sell shit.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Adding ads and stupid features. For me the breaking point was when they added an interface to buy crypto on the new tab page.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm a huge supporter of Darwin.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Edgium. I like it. Switched from Brave some time ago because they couldn't stop pulling shit off.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Yes sorry this is exactly what I meant. Thank you.
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by bzb3 6y ago
The WHO has been wrong many times.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Facial recognition is used mostly to stop shoplifters so it's to be expected that it will be used in low income neighbourhoods mostly. It is a matter of time until it becomes widespread enough that they won't have to back down for

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