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krelian
7y ago
Not on twitter by about 8 or 9 years go my Adwords account was banned. I ran ads that were against the TOS (I admit, I didn't read it but since the ads were approved - not sure it's still the case but at the time each ad was manu
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Elected Representatives (Prohibition of Deception) Bill 2006–07
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8y ago
I'm in ecommerce so I visit a lot of online stores. I'd say about 80% of them are doing this.
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8y ago
Maybe I missed it but I don't see a discussion about how the majority of sites are actually showing a "pre-prompt" for notifications before triggering the actual prompt from the browser. This is similar to how apps ask you to
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krelian
8y ago
This is great and extremely interesting. I imagine me and you (and many others here on HN) fall in the spectrum were many of our interests converge so reading some of the things you wrote is in many ways a different take on my own interests
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krelian
8y ago
You don't have to use the service you know. There are alternatives, Spotify doesn't have a monopoly on music.
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8y ago
As someone who has been on reddit for a long long time (10+ years). It's clear as daylight that the site is mostly comprised of teenagers and that is the dominating voice. As other mentioned there are still (plenty of)diamonds in the r
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8y ago
I suspect that this is mostly the results of the all or nothing being the easier to implement solution. I've seen several websites that do a offer a more advanced tool where you can opt-out of some cookies (3rd party tracking mostly) b
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krelian
8y ago
https://www.chesstactics.org/ a free online book, I learned quite a bit from it.
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krelian
8y ago
>Where is it stated that the cost of the content is watching the ads? Does it need to be stated? When I leave my bike outside where is it stated that it's mine and you are not allowed to take a ride? Where is it stated that you shou
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8y ago
If there was a paywall and it was priced too high in your view , what would you do? I assume you'd simply decide not to pay and move on. Online ads are essentially an honor system: I'll let you consume my content but you'll n
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8y ago
Like you say, it's natural, just like in the past(?) when stupid reality shows and drama was gathering all the ratings. And I'll be honest (I'm not sure I'm one of many who feel this way), when you see guys like the Paul
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8y ago
Obviously done on purpose so that sharing requires you to send a link to the reddit page instead of just sharing the video.
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8y ago
>I'd say 95% of people are happy that their accounts are all synchronised and follows them around. I actually really like this feature and find it really convenient for my usage habits. I also don't really care that Google is t
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8y ago
Log-out all your accounts from google, then the account you use the log-in first will be the account that gets logged in by default.
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8y ago
Isn't the whole point of owning a company is have a share of its profits? That's why the stock market never made sense to me. The price and price gains or losses on stocks are not related at all to the profits.
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Does meditation work?
(aeon.co)
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8y ago
I find this view as outdated as I find an ultra religious and conservative person's views towards modern accomplishments in gender equality. Are there some downsides to being connected in the modern digital age? Of course! But on a per
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Jeff Bezos' annual shareholders letter
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krelian
9y ago
Standard for HN is it no? Easy criticism and nitpicking without any substantial real-world solutions.
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9y ago
What do you want them to say? That they are shutting down FB?
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9y ago
I'm pretty sure that all the traffic is being analyzed. The only thing they publicly committed to is not saving your Ip address.
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9y ago
For all those criticizing the statement as just PR speak, what would say if you were Zuck?
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9y ago
>why can't they make it easy to see all my pics and posts that are public? Not a FB power user by any means but at least on desktop that's pretty easy to know >Why can't they make it easy to see who can see what I poste
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9y ago
I can't help but feel that these medications are being vastly over prescribed by doctors. Why is this not a problem in other countries? Either the number of people suffering from chronic pain in the U.S is way higher (percentage wise)
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9y ago
This should be great on mobile. On mobile there are no extensions and there are at least two news sites I frequent that abuse it by showing a full page popup before every article.
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9y ago
Uber is like the Donald Trump of corporations. It sets new ground in how openly vile you can be without any consequences. Just like Donald Trump the real danger is not in Uber itself but in whatever it will be that uses it as a role model.
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9y ago
He didn't say anything, you read it.
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10y ago
That's what I don't get. With only 32GB of storage Nintendo is not making it easy to go all digital which is something that they should want to do as they get a bigger cut when people buy directly from them.
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10y ago
Who finances Telegram? Who pays for the serves?
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