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by kruuuder 8y ago
No, the rant is on point. I also try to make DDG my primary search engine and share the frustration. Why should I care about where DDG gets its search results from? They promise a good web search and don't deliver.
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The Cryptographer’s Panel at RSA Conference 2019 Is Missing Adi Shamir(twitter.com)
2 points by kruuuder 8y ago|0 comments
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by kruuuder 8y ago
A generic, bland article that tells you nothing besides "Enter good meta data". There are already hundreds of blog posts out there with such a cheap "advice", mostly from small companies that want to sell ASO. Where are
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Ask HN: What's your recovery plan after a major hardware loss?
3 points by kruuuder 8y ago|1 comments
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by kruuuder 8y ago
I'm sorry that the first comment on this story is off-topic, but can someone explain why some websites have this weird scrolling behavior? Is this a JavaScript thing that is supposed to improve something? Why does anyone do this? Scrol
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by kruuuder 8y ago
Fun to browse! Just noted that the "next page" link doesn't contain the subreddit parameter.
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Death by Search Ranking(thinkmac.co.uk)
2 points by kruuuder 8y ago|0 comments
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by kruuuder 8y ago
Yes. Had this on several iPhones I used (SE, 6S, X), on iOS 10 and iOS 11, probably earlier versions, too. I absolutely cannot understand why this isn't fixed. This happens so often.
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by kruuuder 9y ago
I understand how the GDPR can be implemented, that was not my question. My question is if/how I can implement gaming analytics without requiring the user to opt-in (most wouldn't, but I need data to balance), and without providing
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by kruuuder 9y ago
Thank you for your comments. "If it's randomly generated ID and if no-one (including you and your employees) can identify an individual from that ID ..." If this is the relevant criterion, that is, if it's practically po
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Ask HN: GDPR and gaming analytics
3 points by kruuuder 9y ago|6 comments