davidmpaz

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by davidmpaz 4mo ago
With all due respect to the interesting research results this paper offers.... This is the most "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" thing I have read so far :) I am even expecting some of the question to be answered with 42!!
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Why do we need services like incogni?(incogni.com)
1 points by davidmpaz 3y ago|1 comments
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by davidmpaz 3y ago
Why do I need to pay for a service created out of data collection mechanisms which I do not consent of? From my point of view those data brokers should be known and its APIs publicly accessible, or am I too naive or missing some points here
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by davidmpaz 4y ago
> If you're a freelancer or a small company, you can do this at the level of individual customers. If you fire or avoid toxic customers, you can decrease the amount of bullshit in your life by more than you decrease your income. Thi
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by davidmpaz 10y ago
+1 to you friend, there is no problem in saying: can not now please. People will understand you.
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by davidmpaz 10y ago
Thank you sir!!
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by davidmpaz 10y ago
Is the link still available? No seeders anymore ? Don't get anything from it. Thanks
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by davidmpaz 10y ago
I am surprised that somebody claim that has messed up a git repo. Since I started using git, I haven't ever messed up with my code. I always use git on the command line. Regarding GUI tools I like to avoid them, for me is too much nois
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by davidmpaz 11y ago
Also they released the ParseServer. https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server this can give community a way to continue on with it.