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by gcb0 9y ago
that's such a romantic view. art museums are about technique history and money. very few people goes to see when some such technique or style evolved. most everyone else goes for the same reason people go to disneyland. and nobody goe
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by gcb0 9y ago
yes, nobody disagrees he was profiting. but he was doing so in a more ethical way than Microsoft profited to created this ecosystem where he can even do this kind of business: monopoly oem coercion. had microsoft not forced everyone who buy
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by gcb0 9y ago
1. spread lies that being rightly forgotten by google costs over $100k and get branded as an expert 2. start a company that offers a $50 form submission for $50k. a killer deal based on lies from #1
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by gcb0 9y ago
he claims it was simply the online, freely downloadable image. the fact he sold to resellers make it even less shady. he sold a service to the resellers? or saved users time/bandwidth/trouble of burning image on botable cd? any wa
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by gcb0 9y ago
if the event is in public, and they do the recording, is this clause even necessary? they already have the rights to their recording of you in public (not talking about the bat shit insane part about you being responsible for copyright on t
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by gcb0 9y ago
> Zelle is not "a company even worse on refunds and user rights" missed your point.
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by gcb0 9y ago
that point is moot with xml, since xml (and don't even get me started on xslt) is as much of a mess as json. Go try to nest a few XML documents and then came back saying if you still love it, or even if you still consider it a well-def
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by gcb0 9y ago
this ignores user trust. now the closed source application is impervious to mim attacks or bad CA operators but the user also have no way to validate the traffic comming out of their very own device. generic is good sometimes. and the gener
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by gcb0 9y ago
the funny thing is that this is the way japanese people see Christianity. in most japanese literatute and anime, cristians are always persecuted and pure of hearth and whatnot. oh and also not a male dominated religion at all, they even hav
820.
by gcb0 9y ago
> bought shares under valuation based on GMs market share > doesn't grasp how smaller is the luxury market share this is the investors tesla scam depends on. this and a million people thinking they could flip a model3 reservation
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by gcb0 9y ago
uk gov might not work like a greed corporation as its usa counterparts. usually when a deal is stabilished with one company, others can jump in for the same price/share. the worst that would happen for zip car is to have to share the s
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by gcb0 9y ago
ie6-style attack on standards was google plan with chrome from day one. their internal moto was something like "reshaping the future" or sone other facist theme I dont recall now
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by gcb0 9y ago
the web is really painfull without umatrix, but everyone so far failed to make a decent ui for firefox mobile :(
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by gcb0 9y ago
take any invention patent from before computers. any. a machinist can just say "all the steps to produce that device can be done in a lathe. should we all start to patent any part we turn in a lathe now?" and while I agree that al
825.
by gcb0 9y ago
I heard "went up" as in sucked from seat to the hole... the tower asks "went out?" and then dismiss the question.
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by gcb0 9y ago
technically toilet paper is "strong, abrasion resistant". But since they did not mention durability anywhere on the marketing speak, that means even their marketeer couldn't find a way to lie about durability qualities. Unfor
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by gcb0 9y ago
technically, browsers can break the monetization incentives. For example, Google found it a wise investment to sponsor an entire browser just to keep referrer header and 3rd party cookie enabled. If all browsers disabled this (apple already
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by gcb0 9y ago
And that is the number one selling feature of OneStar for car manufacturers in the US (where leases are the top way to "sell" cars)
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by gcb0 9y ago
everyone already forgot the top story here on HN a few weeks ago? https://www.marketwatch.com/story/finance-documentary-the-ch...
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by gcb0 9y ago
> blames the driver well, you are driving a car from a paypal mafia founder. why everyone forget that Musk started by ignoring banking regulations and mostly laundering money quasi legally, while later on holding funds from everyone for
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by gcb0 9y ago
title was not click bait. they can actually see it. nice. can't wait for the bodymod crowd to catch up on that one
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by gcb0 9y ago
<irony>move to instagram+whatsapp
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by gcb0 9y ago
only the case argument there is any good. when it get to numbered vars, you know they are grasping for anything
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by gcb0 9y ago
Ironically, the most i get of those emails is google itself They allow any idiot to register my gmail address as their "alternative recovery email" without confirmation. And then from time to time i get a dozen "recover your
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by gcb0 9y ago
> Too many sites block + aliasing. You actually mean: Too many sites were coded by incompetent people and have broken input validation.
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by gcb0 9y ago
I am not even sure what you are replying to. I never said opposite of "actually emails with dots in different positions should be different emails". I also strongly think so. Netflix suck for not letting the owner of the email kno
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by gcb0 9y ago
netflix security suck for not doing email confirmation and the ONLY email to be sent to the updated address being a billing one. and no, it should never "know about" the dot feature in gmail. that is working as intended all around
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by gcb0 9y ago
sites and isp were excempt of all common carrier laws. then fcc tried to add privacy considerations on isp similar to telcos, but that was shot down recently by republicans. granted, if the proposals also included sites/advertising, de
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by gcb0 9y ago
be more useful and run a tor node
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by gcb0 9y ago
plus google amp, where google serves your site from their servers. and 4.4.4.4 and 8.8.8.8 dns servers, where they can see which ssl site you visit that still haven't added their spy code

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