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by fwn 10y ago
I got the notification today and it looks like they added a sidebar and some form of live preview. Other than that I thought it's around for a while now.
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by fwn 10y ago
To apologize, one must first believe in your premise that something offensive has happened. That said, I don't think that he is apologizing. > There is only sexism, and identifying when we do it casually is just as important as figh
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by fwn 11y ago
Guessing from your second part (where you get ad hominem against libertarians) you clearly seem to take it serious, so no: Apparently it's not treated as a parody.
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by fwn 11y ago
> but a ridiculous attempt to use a legal loophole Which is funny because my mental default is that publishers try to use legal arguments to fight adblockers. It somehow feels like turning evil to me that one might use the same means to
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by fwn 11y ago
Only in their dashboard, not for individual blogs itself.
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by fwn 11y ago
Hmm, works for me. But fair enough, I see the point. Reddit (as a page) is still up and running for everyone. I can't see how an app would be more controversial.
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by fwn 11y ago
Let's keep in mind that you also didn't release it in much more open countries than the UK or the US. If you worry that countries like Germany or Switzerland might censor you out of the market because of reddit controversities you
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by fwn 11y ago
I think the humorous type of "standalone application" in this analogy would be a physical camera, a physical address book etc.
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by fwn 11y ago
TL;DR: His freemium CRM 'Bitrix24' is best because others are too complicated/expensive. This is one of the worst native ads I recently encountered. edit: and the actual link is: https://medium.com/@did_78238&
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by fwn 11y ago
jfyi: It's only available in the US. So about noone can use it.
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by fwn 11y ago
I used Opera (v5 to 7) for a long time and it always had an internal URL filter I used to block ads. I guess they just reimplemented it with a different focus.
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by fwn 11y ago
And with the clever twist that behind the "Tweet", there is an actual article. With actual information. So yes, like Twitter. ..if you only use it to share Medium posts.
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by fwn 11y ago
This is a shop that sells a shirt with an US politician printed on it, right? I don't get it.
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by fwn 11y ago
..the lying press is a very common meme in Germany right now. The word "Lügenpresse" which combines "lie" and "press" even has its own wikipedia entry. The claim that media owned by the Axel Springer Group or B
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by fwn 11y ago
They are rather opinionated. That, however, isn't very respectable in the German (very consensus driven) public sphere. Most German newspapers are very bad on a journalistic/technologic level. Might be caused by the small userbase
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by fwn 11y ago
> We're sorry. You appear to be in a country where Google Domains is not yet available. ... for some reason it seems to be US only.
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by fwn 11y ago
If you are still searching on a solution on this: I were able to solve the permission problem on Android with Mailwise. Apart from the cool exchange feature, it's a fairly average client though. http://mail-wise.com/faq
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by fwn 11y ago
It is, however, in it's general implementation not affecting your ability to pay someone to take the test for you.
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by fwn 11y ago
I thought the joke is that we behave like if we were on Reddit - except we aren't.
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by fwn 11y ago
I did not want to say that the consequences of Facebooks Free Basics can't be seen as something bad. ..and I personally wouldn't argue for their proposed implementation either. It just bugs me that the whole debate always needs to
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by fwn 11y ago
Someone not sensitized by the net-neutrality debate would probably call a slow, spotty or censored internet connection still internet. But as frontiers are already pretty straight, qualitative differences in internet access already constitu
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by fwn 11y ago
Because everyone with a different opinion on the most beneficial infrastructural policy is driven by pure self-interest. ..basically the pop culture version of a regulatory debate.
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by fwn 11y ago
While probably not a smart tweet I am not sure if people just buzz about it for entertainment reasons or maybe really did not understand what he wanted to say. ..because I think the message in its context is only that using the anti-colonia
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by fwn 11y ago
Having an office and granting perks to those who previously used the office (or everyone) doesn't have any redistributional effects as long as it doesn't incentivize prior non-office employees to join coworking spaces. But apart f
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by fwn 11y ago
I never understood this sentiment. I doubt that there is a way to build a webmailer without processing the emails content at some point. And as it is processed anyway; using it to adjust your ads doesn't appear to me as something signi
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by fwn 11y ago
You did. Just in a very paraphrasing way.
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by fwn 11y ago
You mean twitterspeak?
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by fwn 11y ago
That goes for every amount of wealth. Poor people probably relied on their extended networks since the beginning of time. (From that perspective, urban social individualism and reduced social dependence are a lifestyle enabled by modern abu
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by fwn 11y ago
They probably didn't learn following the law by observing their government. ..because that would be another dissonance.
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by fwn 11y ago
TL;DR version: "[...]I made the most classic of mistakes: putting up with someone because we were afraid to lose their ability. [...] it’s almost never worth it." edit: shortened it.

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