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by dudus 11y ago
4k playback is the only thing I can think of
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by dudus 11y ago
Google already have unlimited storage for photos, maybe they are just increasing the size of things that count to the free storage. From: https://support.google.com/picasa/answer/6558?hl=en Keep in mind that photo
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by dudus 11y ago
Cost per node per hour - $0.65; Minimum number of nodes per cluster - 3 0.65 x 3 x 24 x 30 = $1404 / month And that's before any storage costs.
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by dudus 11y ago
I know you said on "mobile web" but I just wanted to point out that Google Analytics can track install campaigns on both Android and iOS without dubious fingerprinting techniques, they just use IDFA/AdvertisingId to do so and
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Google Password Alert(chrome.google.com)
4 points by dudus 12y ago|0 comments
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by dudus 12y ago
Do L-1 visas have caps? Why not hire oversees for a year and bring them in after that as a L-1 visa holder?
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by dudus 12y ago
That's what I thought. At which point do they stop being cheat sheets and start been books?
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by dudus 12y ago
That would make more sense. They use memoize they don't provide it, which is what I first thought they did when I read the name. They provide a make alternative.
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by dudus 12y ago
This has nothing to do with Memoization [1] that Python already have out of the box through `functools.lru_cache` [2] This is just a very bad naming choice for this library that seems to be an OK alternative to Make. [1] https://
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by dudus 12y ago
adBlock has millions of users. If DNT decreases the adoption or even slows the adoption of adBlocks that's already a big win for adNetworks. You don't necessarily have to track a user to display ads, it's just possible to do
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by dudus 12y ago
It certainly didn't help either
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by dudus 12y ago
DNT is not a technology that will automatically restrict people from tracking you like adBlock for instance. The idea is that good citizens will honor your choice of not be tracked. It needs buy in from both users, advertisers and publisher
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by dudus 12y ago
It was always the intention of DNT to represent the user choice. It was just not explicit that it should be OFF by default. Reviewers fault. Microsoft, made a Marketing stunt of enabling it by default 2 years ago, in practice killing the po
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by dudus 12y ago
These devices are made by other companies not Google. How do they profit from advertisement. Are you implying that Google pays these companies when they sell their own devices with Google software in it?
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by dudus 12y ago
Why does it matter?
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by dudus 12y ago
Suddenly, Google's new ReCaptcha technique doesn't sound so bad. If they can identify you as a real user by cookies and browser behavior it would avoid attacks like this.
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Anti Captcha: automated captcha solving service(anti-captcha.com)
1 points by dudus 12y ago|1 comments
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by dudus 12y ago
Social Networks changed the world. Building one, even a small part can be rewarding. Maybe not everyone in the same position will feel the same way, but you should definitively not criticize him if he does. Good for you, I also believe I&#x
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by dudus 12y ago
In the real world I think there are 2 main use cases here. # 1st) Using Google Spreadsheets as a CMS In this case you'd store data in a Google Spreadsheet and retrieve the content before showing to the user. Probably it makes sense to
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by dudus 12y ago
Storage costs are not low. They are free since Google Spreadsheets do not count towards your Storage Limits. You'll be limited only by the 2M maximum cells a spreadsheet can hold.
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by dudus 12y ago
Is this a plan just for AppEngine or for all other Google Products that use Code as an external Issue Tracker?
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by dudus 12y ago
It's true that Google does not use Google Code for any coding project anymore, but it's still used as a support interface. For instance if you want to file bugs for AppEngine the official way is through Google Code https:/&#
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by dudus 12y ago
Magic say they include the Tip.
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by dudus 12y ago
This looks something quite easy to detect and ignore if apple was serious about ratings
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by dudus 12y ago
> But the case represents “an amazing Catch-22,” he said. > Google doesn’t “have the strongest right to challenge the > scope or the reasonableness of the warrant. The only people > who really have that are the tar
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by dudus 12y ago
are you joking or do you actually have any basis for this suspicion?
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Meetings.io discontinued(blog.meetings.io)
3 points by dudus 12y ago|0 comments
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Google Cloud Local SSD General Availability(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
4 points by dudus 12y ago|0 comments
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by dudus 12y ago
The help center page has a lot of info. It does support sub domain support. I don't use it so I'm not sure it follows the spec you mentioned or not but it seems to have a fairly simple protocol. https://support.google.c
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by dudus 12y ago
I think that's time square. So the colors are real, from all the big screens with ads that stay lit at night.

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