gerbil

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by gerbil 13y ago
What is your point exactly?
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by gerbil 13y ago
I have to agree wholeheartedly. I find SQlite a great choice for web apps and small DBD websites as it's so much easier to deploy and more than fast-enought for most projects. Plus it is easy to upgrade if the need arises as the queries are
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by gerbil 13y ago
What do you mean by show I am working? Projects? Love to, how? As for comparing Square to loyalty cards, I have to give actual consent to the card issuer, with Square, they track me as a customer without permission or consent just because t
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by gerbil 13y ago
You are mostly correct. The real question is, when there are hundreds of horror-stories out there about Facebook and Google et al terminating access without notice or review and the devastating effects upon people's digital lives, why do th
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by gerbil 13y ago
Your approach is just so backwards. The threat from the [insert latest bogeyman's name here] is no reason to limit the freedoms of US citizens or spy upon them. It calls for the administration to take decisive action to prevent unauthorized
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by gerbil 13y ago
Well said!
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by gerbil 13y ago
This. Is just sucker marketing to the 'cant afford a real POS system' and I don't mind giving-away for free (betraying) my customer-base for a cheap-assed alternative, merchants who can't be boned to read and comprehend the T&C. Square
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by gerbil 13y ago
Square should admit that their real purpose is to track the customer without their direct permission and sell the data to the highest bidder. Square is for morons who love Facebook profiling coz it's free.