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by gcb0 8y ago
that's a prisioner dilemma, actually. Use credit card today, and you save some negligible money today, while prices go up since the fee is now a sure requirement for all vendors. Avoid credit card like the plague, and operators will ha
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by gcb0 8y ago
they don't know what YOU bougth. But be sure they know what YOUR ANONIMIZED AD ID bought. It's obviously not a good idea to have a credit card from a company thay make up to 20% of their profits from advertising. But somehow becau
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by gcb0 8y ago
isn't prosecuting a prank orthogonal to your argument of only prosecuting rock solid cases?
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by gcb0 8y ago
lol. if the bay area population was even close to a tipping point, humanity would be gone by a long time now. there are million of places with more population density and happier people.
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by gcb0 8y ago
most of the people with some political leverage to initiate changes are also financially vested to the rising prices?
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by gcb0 8y ago
good time to remember that Google employees silently rolled back, over years, every single attempt by chromium contributors to block or add privacy features (e.g. restrict to same domain) for the referrer http header (which is the basis of
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by gcb0 8y ago
are suggesting the US should adopt sane, simple, effective legislation?! I'm shocked at your attack on freedom! they will probably solve this by curating a list of "good words to register your company" which then can be clai
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by gcb0 8y ago
wish my ad blocker blocked those paid articles too.
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by gcb0 8y ago
found the optimistic
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by gcb0 8y ago
in the middle he points how the software "features" were decidedly malicious as they are similar to their own hypothetical solutions to circumvent the law?
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by gcb0 8y ago
> A quick hop on Google, yielded a home page with Scribus 0.3.6, a Quark-like DTP program which had just started to be developed. So, download, do the ./configure bit and splat: Scribus won’t compile. I fire off a quick e-mail with
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by gcb0 8y ago
> Face ID is so much better than Touch ID. Yeah, no.
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by gcb0 8y ago
Everyone who ever managed a (online or not) community knows that you can't scale past the moderation you can afford, because a community is only as good as its members. And if you scaled past your moderation reach, that community will
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by gcb0 8y ago
You will have the same experience from this one :( At least judging from their page where all they claim is ethically correct, not effectiveness.
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by gcb0 8y ago
You still only tasted the bureaucracy annoyance. For visiting the USA you have that plus the problems of being turned away by sheer caprice of the border agent. In the end you still are being treated much better all things considered.
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by gcb0 8y ago
Lol. I am talking about "stance" and "goals" of political parties on that paragraph, there's not even my opinion on which is better. You either have a reading impairment or are just plain trolling.
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by gcb0 8y ago
everything you make an input of the recognition process become an output of the office politics hack. obviously it corelates. at my company, were its not part of recognition, higher ups have zero posts on the information sharing systems.
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by gcb0 8y ago
the visa requirement for those countries were a formality, never being denied. it was just reciprocating the visa requirement of Brazilians to visit those destinations. it was a way to press for more international access for the citizens. t
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by gcb0 8y ago
cognitive bias #6385: install random browser extensions* from sites, instead of expecting the site to actually show the content * or browser tool bar. ha! you're all those suckers from the 90s, today.
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by gcb0 8y ago
that's a dangerous strawman. opentable is not profitable and have no market to exist for what they say they offer: reservation convenience, which increases trafic, for a cost to the business. so they offer it for free or much cheaper,
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by gcb0 8y ago
it looks much easier to de-solder the BIOS than to use the Pamona Clip... unless you are doing a dozen of those.
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by gcb0 8y ago
You don't get the point. The article talks about the believe in meritocracy, because true meritocracy doesn't exist. For example, the gnome team had tons of good contributors over time. But nobody have time to keep going back to w
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by gcb0 8y ago
wait, that's even in question?
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by gcb0 8y ago
while they were doing exactly what you wanted then to do in the early days, did you supported them in any way?
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by gcb0 8y ago
is anything related to obstruction on that section? if yes, simply running the guard or exit node from any criminal investigation gets you jail time.
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by gcb0 8y ago
mainland china is pretty big. you two should be a little more specific.
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by gcb0 8y ago
> They still have to pay for CPC on Amazon, but it is much more effective at generating sales than AdWords or Facebook on a brand-owned site. amazon ad network is useless if you are not selling trhu amanzon itself. unless you can compete
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by gcb0 8y ago
lol. you either mean Colombia or oil money. otherwise nothing you said make any sense.
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by gcb0 8y ago
"I don't know how to monitor and restart a process. so let me wrap it into a vm and then monitor and restart it" :) there are lot of cases for containers. this isn't one (although over engineering personal projects is al
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by gcb0 8y ago
In sum, zero benefits from using containers. Still have to decide on a single OS to reduce maintenance problems. Could just have installed all the services (which are all available as packages) and handled the configuration files instead of

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