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by dotcoma 1y ago
Agree to paying a fifth installment and you can get your hamburger pre-chewed.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
You are both right in saying that cars are the root of all problems in urban and suburban areas. Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people buy a meal made by somebody else. I doubt this is good for anybody's health, a
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Cars clogging streets because someone wants a hamburger delivered… We live in a very dumb era.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
https://archive.is/CY3bp
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by dotcoma 1y ago
I thought people loved targeted ads! ;)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Don’t they understand that they are supposed to be in the energy business and not in the fossil fuel business?
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Then perhaps a better spam filter is what you should focus on.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
This was invented in 2002 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trackback
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Do you authorise us to circumvent California’s privacy law for your own good? YES or YES ?
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Pay Yourself First(world.hey.com)
4 points by dotcoma 1y ago|1 comments
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Substack is a social media app(post.substack.com)
6 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Excellent, thanks!
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Ask Brave(brave.com)
34 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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Rob's Notes 29 – The AI Ads Cash Machine(robleathern.substack.com)
1 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Not a fan of Discord. Thanks in advance if you can update me here!
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Yes, please! The world is a complicated place: for example, for some subscriptions, I need to unsubscribe at least 30 days in advance. For some I get billed every month but I bought a yearly pass, and I need to unsubscribe before the year i
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Paid for lifetime 10 minutes ago, not sure I'm happy. Imho it needs to be MUCH simpler. I don't have many subscriptions, certainly less than 10. I don't want a weekly reminder. All I want is a way to tell Vexly, for every sub
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Former Meta lobbyist named DPC Commissioner: Meta now regulates itself(noyb.eu)
5 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Not a fan of self-driving cars (nor of cars in general), but isn't Waymo quite a bit ahead of Tesla?
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Apple has no one left who can say no(world.hey.com)
24 points by dotcoma 1y ago|5 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
> “Hey, this is a technology that has something to do with blockchains.” This.
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Mojeek Is Not an Answer Engine(blog.mojeek.com)
2 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
I sure hope they don’t feed it to advertisers to fingerprint me!
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Computer Security: Block ads, stay clean(home.cern)
5 points by dotcoma 1y ago|0 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
It may end up working out for Google. But I doubt for the other players, the ones that started this AI war and who have a much much smaller audiences than Google.
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From Libraries to Schools: Why Organizations Should Install Privacy Badger(eff.org)
2 points by dotcoma 1y ago|1 comments
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by dotcoma 1y ago
But it costs a lot more than normal search engines. So… will it ever be profitable?
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Zuckerberg lying? Don’t tell me…
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Absolute sadness. Being one of the richest persons in the world and still having to kiss ass.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
> The blockchain designed for payments So now it’s official? The other blockchains were designed for gambling?

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