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danols
7y ago
Because most people use Twitter on their mobile. How is their mobile web browser app?
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7y ago
I don't click Forbes links anymore. The garbage to quality ratio is just too high and not worth the gamble.
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danols
7y ago
I have stopped investing time in cool/interesting Google consumer products that does not have a legit chance to reach at least 50%+ user penetration a long time ago. They are always doomed.
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7y ago
Their credibility outside the US is shattered. Their word & opinion caries zero weight anymore since they have proven themselves to be morally corrupt.
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7y ago
The day someone very high up the corporate ladder truly gets held responsible for this type of greed & negligence and will be put a way for a long prison sentence would be a good day for society. But I am not holding my breath... But I
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7y ago
Medium is done as a platform. If you still post content there you need to look for an alternative. It will not get any better. The management shows zero will to recognize the issues and to solve it. As soon as a company resorts to dark UI p
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7y ago
I am not very concerned with this particular problem anymore since it will get a satisfactory solution due to its publicity. What I am worried about and think should get more focus is other potential issues and corners that has been cut by
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7y ago
If you build a business around a Google CONSUMER device/service/api/whatever at this stage you are a fool.
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7y ago
Feel free to list the Google Cloud products that they have shut down as part of your argument. A better argument would be that you will do not trust them not to do a massive price increase when they become dominant enough with a product. Li
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8y ago
Medium will be a better place without Hackernoon's clickbaity & shallow articles. That being said, Medium has broken its platform with the aggressive roll out of premium. I guess it depends on which categories you are interested in
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8y ago
Unsurprising, lazy & coward reaction from Google. That said, not that comments will be missed. Been using the extension "Distraction Free for YouTube" for the last couple of weeks which includes an option to remove all comment
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8y ago
I used to like Medium as a discovery tool for interesting articles & ideas for authors to follow (on Medium or Twitter). But since the introduction of the premium model it is completely broken for this purpose. Now all you see (at least
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danols
8y ago
The definition of democracy varies over time and is defined by each new US administration to best serve their political and personal agenda.
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8y ago
It is a spam tool plain & simple. Stop defending yourself and keep counting your money instead. Congratulations on your financial success.
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8y ago
At the very top of that pyramid of blame you should place the elected officials allowing corporations so blatantly to abuse its citizens for profit for such an extended period of time.
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8y ago
I am stunned that this is legal in the US. It would surprise me if this is legal in most countries in western Europe. Anyone?
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8y ago
How many reviews did the place you booked have?
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danols
8y ago
The place you booked did not have electricity and you did not get a refund for the prepaid week? I almost find that hard to believe. There must be something I don't understand here.
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8y ago
The founder (ivanzhao) has made an appearance and only made one comment to so far to thank for some praise. Hasn't addressed a single question or replied to any concerns/feedback. Not a great sign and makes me reluctant to give it
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8y ago
400 comments and now one mentions the missing web clipper feature, which is a deal breaker for me. I guess that answers the question why this feature has been 'in development' for close to 2 years now.
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8y ago
Border control. Unlike many other privacy infringing solutions this will have little impact on regular people and big on criminals.
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8y ago
Same. I clicked 5 of them at random and only 2 was blocked for me.
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8y ago
And the world would probably be a better place if you kept shitty & unconstructive opinions like this to yourself.
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8y ago
They were chasing me around last week with Google Adwords for a $100 free trial so I thought why not. Set up a droplet easy enough and invested 2-3 days part work in a test project for fun (didn't bother with external backups..). Then
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8y ago
Giving scrapers fake but realistic data is my favorite way of dealing with them (as long as it does not consume too much resources). It will hopefully waste their time and discourage them from trying to find other ways.
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8y ago
So I guess we can expect to be asked this once a week in an increasingly deceptive way until people either by accident click yes or they click yes just to get rid of the popup.
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Reporting_Standard
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9y ago
2017 is the first year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Reporting_Standard is implemented. The rich need somewhere new to store their offshore cash.
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9y ago
Yeah that would be the CEO then!
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10y ago
Interesting but without INSERT and UPDATE it just isn't worth it for me. When can we expect it to handle data manipulation language (DML) statements?
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