hansel_der

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by hansel_der 6y ago
on the other hand: producers of physical products very often don't get to know what there customers are doing with it. just saying
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> Analytics is about the entire product experience i feel like there is a underapreciated difference in wether you are selling a physical product/service or a digital one. both benefit from focus on the product, but anlytics on the
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by hansel_der 6y ago
was going to say this. feels kinda weird that wifi marketing speek is taken at face value two decades into the bullshitting with theoretical maximum agregates.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
thx for pointing that out, you two made my day!
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> but it can handle 500+ concurrent users while delivering 800 Mbps on 2.4 ghz and 1733 Mbps on 5 ghz. i feel you, its much better than your previous ap's but please dont buy too much into the marketing. (single dualband-ap can at b
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by hansel_der 6y ago
i'd say the average house has only one wifi-ap and since 5ghz (AC) just barely pentrates a solid built wall, 2,4ghz-N is where the majority of wifi usefullness originates, which is even older ... but yea, cell confinement and direction
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> Is there any way to blacklist a GSM cell on iOS? i doubt that very much but would be happy to be proven wrong. even on custom-rom android i dont recall such capability.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> It is the main communication infrastructure for the majority of the planet. sure? afaik whatsapp is "only" domniant in five-eyes, europe and latin-america but thats not where the majority of ppl live.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
telegram works fine. can even use it from pc/tablet if i misplaced my phone ;)
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by hansel_der 6y ago
huh. your cell network must be pretty bad. i recall only one time where whatsapp voice was ok-ish (better then regular cellphone) quality but the lag totally killed the conversation. when someone calls me via xy-voice i usually deny it and
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by hansel_der 6y ago
tried fish for some time for the implicit completion but the otherwise excotic nature of the shell has caused me enough headaces to revert to bash and live with C-R
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by hansel_der 6y ago
lol no. belive it or not, but your browser/tv has to download the video in order to show it.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
same same. can't help but wonder what the goal of the redesign was...
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by hansel_der 6y ago
it doesn't seem fair to sentence someone (to death?) based on a unaudited secret sauce tool. the company can always retract their product if they want to keep it a trade secret.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
same here. then again a lot of "technophile" folks are in webdev and favor a vanilla browser experience.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
safari on iphone uses a system-wide ad-block list, so no need for browser plugins. '1block'[1] kills even the video-ads on yt for free. 'firefox focus' has built-in ad-blocking but does not get the yt-ads afaik. [1] htt
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by hansel_der 6y ago
pretty sure that mobile and the inclusion of masses of tech-unsavy users is responsible.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
i see. thx for explaining and sry for the noise
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by hansel_der 6y ago
have been pressing this for around 15years meanwhile the percentage of adblock users actually got smaller. i wonder if the the fact that the most popular ad-tech company also producing the most popular mobile os has something to do with it.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> because you're defining slow web sites as being badly developed whats wrong with that? living throu the computers/internet/web for 25 years i can attest that there is truth in wirth's law, if only that folks are laz
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by hansel_der 6y ago
seems almost as if there is a relationship between the shittines of the product and the ammount of advertising </s>
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by hansel_der 6y ago
this line of thinking is a race to the bottom
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by hansel_der 6y ago
imo this is the difference between investors think and consumer/worker mentality. the latter group is far bigger and totally fine with a sustainable bussiness w/o any growth but then again 'money talks'.
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by hansel_der 6y ago
i vaguely remember seeing ads in the mainline icq client which instantly led me to a fix (aka tool to remove them). alternative multi-im clients followed shortly and i've never had any problem with them. still remember my icq number al
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by hansel_der 6y ago
> In the European countries that I've had phone numbers in, these basically don't exist, and my phone number has been part of several data breaches. not my experience. had a phone number in an recent whois record (because reaso