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jasonlingx
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> As they point out at the very bottom, all their arguments apply to all third-party sign-ons, so they're removing Facebook as well. Nope, not all their arguments. Only some.
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jasonlingx
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That’s crazy. IOS prompts before giving apps your location, clipboard data is many times more sensitive
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I use Bitwarden on my iPhone and sometimes copy passwords to the clipboard for some reason. Does this mean any app could have snooped on it without me knowing before?
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6y ago
Is this true? That's hotter than most days here in tropical Singapore! Where are the photos and videos of the locals sunbathing? I’m really curious how they are reacting to the unusual (for them) warm weather.
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jasonlingx
6y ago
Amazon is likely grateful for the “competition” amid greater scrutiny from regulators around the world.
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Show HN: PlaylistStar, Browse and Search Top Spotify Charts and Playlists
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Show HN: PlaylistStar, Browse and Search Top Music Charts and Playlists
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Show HN: PlaylistStar, Browse and Search Top Spotify Charts and Playlists
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Show HN: PlaylistStar, Browse and Search Top Spotify Charts and Playlists
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I had fun building this. Wanted to make it feel very quick despite the large data set. Also wanted it to be very low maintenance with little to no running costs ($0 currently). It’s a static Jamstack site, using vanilla JS, hosted on Netlif
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Show HN: PlaylistStar, see which major Spotify playlists your tracks are on
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> The comment: I noticed that your demo video also had "emotional" video layered on top of the dialogue. This could be considered manipulative; perhaps consider sharing a naked version so we could attempt to interpret the emoti
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> I don't think the average restaurant owner who may not be very digitally savvy realizes how these companies piggyback on top of their brand. I predict that soon there will be a large class action lawsuit with thousands of restaura
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6y ago
You had different marketing goals. This is like why shops put milk way in the back.
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6y ago
It may be useful to citizens of countries whose currency is about to collapse, or with strict currency controls.
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>The larger problems comes from the risk they inject in the market just by existing. They will be hacked, fail KYC, or straight up scam exit with all their customers money and that will impact the value of the market as a whole. Have you
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6y ago
And governments can’t just print more of it at their whim.
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> This is insane, half of the apps on my phone aren't launching! > Please move slower and break fewer things. Thank you.
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Interesting. Private companies have now become the moral arbitrators and censors of the global social media platforms they control vs in China where the government takes on this role. Wonder which is more dystopian.
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6y ago
Whatever Musk tweets, be it the stock price is too high or too low, doesn’t affect its true value one bit. OTOH, you can be pretty sure he’s doing everything he can to increase the value of Tesla though.
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If customers cared enough, wouldn’t someone just market their drives as PMR and this would solve itself? It would make sense to have a lower cost alternative that would fulfil most consumer needs though.
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Are there services like these that also “rent” the software (aside from the OS) licenses to you? I wouldn’t mind paying a pro-rated license for sharing photo or video editing software for example.
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> Singapore already has, right? Nope. Singapore “locked down” 10 days ago shutting down all schools and non-essential services in what the government has been calling a “circuit breaker”, and the locals have been playfully shortening to
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7y ago
The thing is the market only cares about the opinion of those who put their money where their mouth is.
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7y ago
Some possibly simpler alternatives to consider: Google Photos, Netlify, Gitlab/Github Pages
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Well, it’s more expensive so people typically order smaller than usual cuts.
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It’s just good ol’ fashion business of building a brand, trust, loyalty and customer base, then taxing other businesses to sell to them on your platform. But I think the real players in this meta-game are Apple and Google.
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The ride hailing tech is not rocket science and it is commoditised. Self driving is the end game here but the ride hailing companies are not in this game. Here in Asia, Grab/Gojek etc has diversified into payments, food delivery, massa
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My grandparents had a durian plantation in Sibu, a small town in East Malaysia. During the season we would camp out there for days, waiting for the sound of a fruit dropping and then running out to retrieve it. We had to sell it after my gr
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Soundrop and Amuse.io are 2 free alternatives that distribute to a range of platforms. And this is a pretty comprehensive and objective overview of them all: https://aristake.com/post/cd-baby-tunecore-ditto-mondotunes-.
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