kanobi

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by kanobi 2y ago
I doubt that. Sands of Time trilogy was very well received. Jordan Mechner was also involved in production in those, I'm just not sure in what capacity.
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by kanobi 2y ago
Yup, that's even better. I think it didn't work for me because I was using Redshift, which didn't support FILTER at that time.
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by kanobi 2y ago
Whenever I needed to do a pivot in postgres, I used this approach that is described in this stackoverflow anwser: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20618323/create-a-pivot-... So for example when you have a tabl
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by kanobi 3y ago
But the problem is how can consumers really know if the company is selling this data and to who, without some kind of legislation? Being a premium product is just an indicator, but it's not definitive. I think even CCPA in California s
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by kanobi 3y ago
I mean the point of the article still stands, it was just an observation of how funny it seems. I have ublock installed, so this can be at least prevented with news websites. Which can't be said for unseen tracking in chat-bots. Collec
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by kanobi 3y ago
It's always ironic to find these kinds of articles on sites that have hundreds of background trackers. Even though I "rejected all" unnecessary cookies I still see around 16 of them coming through. Like adsafeprotected, adlig
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by kanobi 3y ago
There is a real life example, unfortunately. In 1978 Soviet scientist Anatoli Bugorski was hit by a 76 GeV particle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoli_Bugorski Looks like he survived the incident and even completed
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by kanobi 3y ago
I think in practice, what ends up happening, is that small businesses don't really bother to comply while they fly under the radar. Or they just end up buying an e-commerce plugin that handles the minimum. We had one for GDPR and then
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Decleration of the free internet in iambic hexameter (by ChatGPT)
4 points by kanobi 4y ago|0 comments