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   by ffpip 6y ago

   Yeah. It is a popular feature in link shortners. Looks a lot better and has a premium feeling. Examples are youtu.be , goo.gl , redd.it , cbsn.ws
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   I think the example on your home page would look better as https://mysto.re/buy-shoes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.re
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   Brilliant. Works well. But this has a chance of not working since you are doing the redirection client-side. Some addons block 3rd party resources. Looks like you're using the github API and sending the request from the user's bro
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   If I see any person wearing these near me or my house, I'm going to personally ensure their headset is shredded to bits. And I'm sure no FB employee will wear this. You can only pay contractors to wear it.
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   Google and Facebook already collect every time you open an app. it's under 'web and app activity'. They use it to target ads.
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   > I like that some random guy on the internet is telling a guy who was in charge of the satellite internet on a military base that he doesn't know anything about satellite internet. Only on HN
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   I don't know... I think I am
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   Carefully select subreddits and make sure to only use old.reddit.com It doesn't have all that 'engagement' crap of the newer version
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   by ffpip 6y ago

   Are the search results on yandex.com different from yandex.ru ?
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    Popular Pirate Sites ‘Disappear’ from DuckDuckGo’s Top Search Results(torrentfreak.com)

    231 points by ffpip 6y ago|120 comments
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Thanks for making this. It's useful every time I click a new reddit link.
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    > Googles main revenue lies in Search No. It's targeted advertising
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    > Doesn’t Downdetector count only users who click on “I have a problem with [service] Down detector scraps sites (twitter and reddit) for 'website.com down' and marks a spike
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    If you sometimes have trouble understanding context in meme templetes, check out https://knowyourmeme.com Search ''Meme text' knowyourmeme' on you search engine and you'll get an answer. https:/&#x
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Tired of opening maps and getting a prompt to turn on 'make location bettter' every fuckingtime. Are the people working at Google that dumb? How many times do I have to decline. Other than that, the article is one of the most clic
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Stolen from - https://twitter.com/burr86/status/1326646905116401664
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Have you never used the Windows Recycle Bin?
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    The UK government now relies on Slack for all their communications(twitter.com)

    3 points by ffpip 6y ago|1 comments
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    >My point is that there is no "file" for Google Docs They can add up the space shown beside the file name on Google Drive. Which is what users would expect
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    Spotify’s about to know way more about you, even if you don't use it(theverge.com)

    2 points by ffpip 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    > "Running out" == "Doesn't want to give away for free" All these limits were placed within the last few months. It's definitely a company wide policy to reduce load from free users > I don't see any
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    A major reason people use Google products is because it is free. Subscriptions will not work out well when the user base is 7 billion people large
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Guess the face detection AI has become good enough. It was already way too creepy.
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Google is 100% running out of space. Google Photos no longer unlimited - https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/11/21560810/google-photos-u... GSuite no longer unlimited - https://9to5google.com&#x2
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    Spotify's latest acquisition is all about your data(gizmodo.com)

    2 points by ffpip 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    I think it is possible to ban e2ee being used by the average human, but you can't outright ban it. It's math.
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    Margrethe Vestager, the European commissioner who oversees competition, will announce formal antitrust charges against Amazon on Tuesday over how it uses data about the merchants on its platform, according to two people with knowledge of th
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    A large majority of shops and vendors operate UPI from the shopkeeper's phone here. It's the same as sending money to him
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    I think it is Monthly Recurring Revenue.
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    by ffpip 6y ago

    > Then the govt is not really that effective as people make it to. They aren't. UPI was an exception.I'm still surprised it's this successful.