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7y ago
TODO, FIXME and XXX are built into tools already. Sure you can make new stuff up but it makes it harder to find later.
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7y ago
No. Google scans your file and index them so you can search them. No advertising profile is created based on content of your Google Drive.
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7y ago
I'm still new to redux and I'm learning using angular ngrx. I realize ngrx is just inspired by redux. What's the team relationship? Are these the same maintainers, is there a ngrx toolkit?
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7y ago
Google one is a support plan for consumer services. With some added benefits such as extra drive space. I had a good experience with them.
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7y ago
That's the quote I read and was confused about. It says most trackers blocked are from Google but don't mention which ones. Then at the end says Google analytics and AdSense are embedded in a lot of websites which is obvious but d
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7y ago
I can't tell from the article. Does anyone know if Google Analytics is blocked by default? It says the default is Balanced mode and that the trackers blocked are mostly from Google. But it doesn't make it clear if Google Analytics
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7y ago
I don't care! I've seen this in HN a million times before. Someone ditches Google or Facebook and proceed to tell you why they made that decision and how. I don't care! This feels like the new Instagram food pics. I don'
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7y ago
I think you vastly overestimate the business acumen of drug dealers on the darkweb. You are much more likely to never receive a shipment than to bump into someone worried about repeat customers
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7y ago
They list 2 companies as owners of the data in the article. I guess there would be a good place. I'd love to do that but I'm not on the eu. But the article says that's possible the actual leak comes from a customer or former
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7y ago
According to their support article they are developing some.printing infrastructure for chrome OS to be released before deprecation of cloud print. https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9633006
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7y ago
Why would they buy it if they weren't interested in the prospect of suing other people with it? In hindsight it would be a great defensive buy,but there's no way they could foresee this shit storm caused by this absurd lawsuit.
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That was crystal clear on the article. Be honest you just read the title.
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7y ago
Google does a pretty good job allowing you to control and delete your data on their products. Much better than the average tech company out there.
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7y ago
I thought I heard her saying it was mostly on R&D and Sales and Marketing. Which doesn't tell you much I guess.
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7y ago
I'm not trying to start a debate about who is neutral or who is not. As long as it's not too far right or left I'm game
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Ask HN: With paywalls everywhere now where do you get your news?
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7y ago
Everyone here freaking out about DRM and how they think they're entitled to free pirate it if Disney don't offer the format they want. While I'm just looking at all my TV's that support casting from my phone by default.
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7y ago
Cheaper than the previous model. The original Chromebook pixel was 1000 usd
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7y ago
I'm all for protesting this against blizzard. Stop playing their games, stop watching it on Twitch or YouTube, organize protests outside their offices and at blizzcon. But abusing GDPR seems like the wrong way to go about it, should ca
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7y ago
Sure, they all decided the business was a bit too successful to keep going. Sounds plausible
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7y ago
You can subscribe to this newsletter and get the full texts by email
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7y ago
They are right. It's ridicule that it has to come to this. Debate politics in your personal time. There's already too much shit keeping people from their workstations (massages, free food, ...)
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7y ago
Redis would probably be better.
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It seems that the specific script comes from https://integralads.com/ as stated by another commentator. I think the blame is to be shared here. integralads is guilty of developing and selling this technology. Microsoft is g
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7y ago
Oh no god forbid a company slightly change any of their offerings and add more features that will appeal to most of their audience. Then go around and try to advertise this on Hacker News, which we like to think is a community of visionary
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7y ago
5 years? I think it already has mostly been forgotten
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7y ago
Technically yes but datastudio is also listed as a cloud product. Datastudio actually lives in an intersection between GMP, cloud and gsuite
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7y ago
That's not correct... Wildfire and Adometry are two examples of products on the ads and analytics space that were killed after acquisition.
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What kind of penalties could they face if they don't comply?
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7y ago
It would be more correct to say Google hired the leader of Python and he worked there for 7 years
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