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I have been getting this same slow-down for a month or two, but using Brave - which is the same user-agent as Chrome. I would imagine changing the user-agent at all will (temporarily) fix it, rather than to a Chrome user-agent specificall
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My suggestion is that you provide some value before asking for the email address. Such as, providing the price upfront and requiring the email address for the time estimate - or vice versa. Normally these "instant quote" services
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Same here. What's your bandwidth usage? 500TB/month here for less than $4, on track to be serving petabytes in next few months. Feels so abusive.
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Why do I keep hearing about this guy's pretty impressive but not extraordinary revenue? Suspicious.
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> the acquisition is conditional upon the satisfactory upgrade of the TVGuide.co.uk website as part of the platform redevelopment. Digitalbox will pay £0.02 million on immediately on exchange to trigger the platform redevelopment
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How much are you hoping to be earning from this?
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Assuming this relies on Twitter returning headline data with API responses. In which case, it can/will be killed at any time.
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This UI is so hot.
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> than an Airbnb “host” in a city with a housing crisis. It's not like he is buying up properties specifically to rent out on AirBnB. He's renting out his guest house, which is attached to his main house, and he's owned it
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It's definitely $4.99/£4.99 on iOS...
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Am I correct in saying the app is free on Android and $4.99 on iOS? There is also no need for third party to-do lists on iOS.
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and simply "discord cloudflare"
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maggie with a k
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They wrote a blog post about this change last week as if it was a good thing. It's not a good thing: "you’ll be able to see the search bar and the left-hand guide menu, with no feed of recommended videos thus allowing you to more
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Many people noticed that the common cold disappeared at the same rate at which COVID appeared. Strange.
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Seems like it was always speculation that OpenAI had bought the domain. The real owner of AI.com probably never changed, and is still looking for a buyer. A lot of people had gotten used to accessing ChatGPT via ai.com, so this was ultimate
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Temu must be #1 for 2023.
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3y ago
30% fee and slow review and release process. And really, what's the point of the Mac App Store? Wonder what percentage of Mac users actually use the Mac app store... maybe I'd be surprised.
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Gab did initially federate, but all the big instances blocked them and many app clients blocked connecting to Gab's instance.
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You can have views about anything. No permission needed.
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So strange that those who fled Twitter in fear of free speech & in protest of the political right being allowed back on Twitter, joined a platform which is (largely) resistant to deplatforming and censorship.
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> Though from what I understand Mastodon was service that got traction from the US right not the US left Definitely the US left. When the US right tried to use Mastodon, their instances got cut off and in many cases, Mastodon apps would
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87.6% of Twitter active-seconds are mobile, according to Elon's most recent data. Would've expected closer to 70/30 personally.
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Expo is great. I use it. My primary issue with it is the lack of support for in app purchases (last checked in late 2022). The only easy way to do it is via RevenueCat, as none of the other RN IAP libraries work with Expo. Expo also has bui
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> because of the Twitter rate limiting fiasco Which is ironic: https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/17/23797976/you-might-see-mo...
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Following != chronological You can't censor content without it being blatantly obvious while you're serving content chronologically, so I'm guessing their "following" feed either won't last, or won't be ch
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All towards the end of the alphabet
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While I don't want a "WeChat of the western world"... > Facebook parent Meta has spent years trying to make its flagship platform a destination for everything online > Google, Snap, TikTok, Uber and others have also tri
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> to reduce the freedom of speech This is giving me "homophobes are actually raging homosexuals" energy.
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> If you fancy being locked out of your money for apparently a thought crime, then X is for you The entire banking system is for you*
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