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by daveheq 9y ago
How often do people rely on wireless phones compared to landlines? Do you use the internet more than a landline phone? The landline phone system is a utility, but Verizon wireless shouldn't be? Capping certain websites is not price dis
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by daveheq 9y ago
If we don't stop this kind of behavior now, it'll become industrialized and infrastuctures will be built on top of it that will become very disruptive to dismantle once we realize how much were getting screwed. We rely on the inte
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by daveheq 9y ago
Companies shouldn't be dictating what happens if they're sued; it's a government right just like it's a natural right to accuse someone of theft. People shouldn't be sabotaged of their right to sue based on some arb
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by daveheq 9y ago
When everybody relies on the internet, even moreso than phones, it's a public utility that needs protection from the greed-feeders.
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That sounds like a scam that's worth taking Amazon to court over.
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by daveheq 9y ago
I will now review every contributer's social posts to see if they say anything discriminatory and request that they be removed from the project.
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by daveheq 9y ago
The link says I'm unauthorized to view the tweets, whatever that means.
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by daveheq 9y ago
Actually I'd prefer they did so they can optimize their cash flow and my targeted ads so I can continue using their free product and all it's nice features without any compromise.
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by daveheq 9y ago
So how much per keypress are companies paying extra just for their developers to indent with spaces?
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by daveheq 9y ago
Google AMP: 1. Obscures the web page's URL. 2. Makes manual zoom in/out impossible. 3. Sometimes hides content mentioned in the article, with no ability to scroll horizontally to see it. 4. Confuses Chrome on Amdroid into over-hid
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by daveheq 9y ago
What, more government spending and taxes and regulation? That's anti-American! Are you a traitor? Get the government out of our lives! Let the free market fix this. If you don't like it, just don't buy it. We don't need
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by daveheq 10y ago
Are you saying IndieHackers is "hacking" the HackerNews forums?
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by daveheq 10y ago
Hacker: "a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data." This word is not a good connotation, and a company that's an online/mobile payment gateway buying a company with "hacker" in its name t
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by daveheq 10y ago
This has happened before, right down to Snowden being involved: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/us/shadow-brokers-leak-ra... "This is probably some Russian mind game, down to the bogus accent&quo
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by daveheq 10y ago
Thankfully he didn't get shot. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/24/killing-of-i...
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by daveheq 10y ago
How is Google's cloud MySQL better than Oracle?
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by daveheq 10y ago
Yah but Trump's going to get rid of the FTC and regulations that get in the way of business, such as spying on you and selling your watching habits and personal info to a bunch of other companies.
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by daveheq 10y ago
Sounds like a great way to get robbed... Drivers only take cash, robber decides to rob driver of all cash. Transactoons need to happen through the phone, not cash.
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by daveheq 10y ago
Where were you when all these things were happening? Were you asking YCombinator to address these issues? Are they supposed to address every social justice issue by anyone who thinks it should be addressed? Be glad they're addressing a
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by daveheq 10y ago
Why should the browser rely on the webpage developer to tell it to not redraw things in a tab that isn't the visible one? The browser by default shouldn't redraw content in a tab that isn't visible. This seems like the most o
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by daveheq 10y ago
"Browser vendors should be concerned about battery life"... On a desktop or laptop plugged into the wall? Sounds like an incomplete or counter-productive optimization.
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by daveheq 10y ago
Naming it the "Dark Internet Mail Environment" is not going to get the average person's sympathy or interest, and will be an easy target for politicians.
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by daveheq 10y ago
I've had almost nothing but problems reading news webpages on my phone since AMP; variously, I can't see the URL, I lose the typical Chrome app functions, I can't zoom in or out, I can't see side or video content referen
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by daveheq 10y ago
This is a giant scam to screw the public out of more money. Call your congressperson, make a petition, make a big deal publicly out of it, go to the press, dig up as much dirt as you can; if the people don't make the authorities do the
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by daveheq 10y ago
What developer uses an 11" screen? Are you serious?
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by daveheq 10y ago
It depends on how the nuclear reactor is managed. Have companies shown they care about the people over profit? Has government proven to not be inept at regulations and inspections and punishments? On top of that, a natural disaster can caus
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by daveheq 10y ago
I don't know how many times I've heard of people going to Apple for a defect or problem and Apple will just switch the phone out; it doesn't cost them much to fix it and resell it. Google on the other hand still seems like am
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by daveheq 10y ago
So you're adding inconvenience in an effort to reduce security for your own convenience; extra security is a little different than a seller account getting suspended, and I'm not willing to sacrifice my security for your convenien
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by daveheq 10y ago
This sounds like bureaucratic nonsense waiting for signatures and approvals. Maybe the task flow needs to improve.
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by daveheq 10y ago
Not realistic. I've seen multiple companies build their success on social media (don't forget Pinterest) after stagnating through SEO and traditional advertising, so to say "quit it" is not only killing millions of dolla

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