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by lopis 5y ago
Is a pre-installed clipboard addon somehow as bag as siphoning all your private data and browsing habits? I don't think we're comparing equivalent evils here. It's also easy to not use Pocket.
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by lopis 5y ago
> While, as a marketplace platform, we are under no legal obligation to carry out checks on the 150 million products offered for sale on the platform, we invest in a wide range of programs designed to attract and reward sellers that offe
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by lopis 5y ago
From the article, it doesn't sound like an extreme at all. The sale and consumption of weed products seems to be quite limited to certain places. But at the end of the day, this is all about regulating something that people are doing r
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by lopis 5y ago
It easily took 10 seconds to fully load and render on my desktop. I imagine it takes quite a bit more if you're on mobile.
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by lopis 5y ago
Bing doesn't show that website either. Some websites are so eager to block spam that they block any automated traffic with the sole exception of Google's crawler.
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by lopis 5y ago
Yes, Bing charges for use of their API. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/apis/pricing
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by lopis 5y ago
Have you considered that maybe you're just used to Google? There is a learning curve to using a new search engine. The way they answer your queries depends on how you ask. But at the end, it's about what you care about. Is life to
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by lopis 5y ago
Ironically, Brave bough a German search engine...
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by lopis 5y ago
I couldn't find it anywhere in their data statement, nor in their about page or terms and conditions, where the results were coming from. Finally at the bottom of the SERP there's the indication that results come from Microsoft (B
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by lopis 5y ago
Or maybe ICs would start to become more standardized if there was regulatory pressure to keep them in stock for at least 5 years.
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by lopis 5y ago
It's not banned, but I rarely see people using them in Germany. I think it speak volumes about a countries culture when a ban is not even necessary for people to mostly stop using plastic bags. Almost everyone carries their tote bags.
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by lopis 5y ago
I don't get it. Is Portugal alone in having separate keys for accents? I have a key for ^ and a key for "o". If I type ^ and then o, I get ô. If I want to type a literal ^ i press ^ twice. Same for `,´,~,¨ (which is not ideal
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by lopis 5y ago
In any field, you will have lower fruit to pick. > We have arguably regressed, as starship will just take us to where we were before, being able to reach the moon. How good were we ever at reaching the moon, though?
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by lopis 5y ago
Maybe most straight male software engineers never get married?
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by lopis 5y ago
What's your point? He still made hundreds of millions. Most people wouldn't continue making "indie" games at this point. > Stardew Valley sold over 400,000 copies across Steam and GOG.com in two weeks,[12][64][65] and
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by lopis 5y ago
The way the wood is treated, it can't just be composted. It contains too many chemicals that would contaminate the floor. You can't compost furniture.
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by lopis 5y ago
> Yeah especially because of chimeric DNA > the soul isn't just the heart or brain, it's every organ. I'm sorry but this isn't some Facebook group, so, [citation very much needed]. No one is saying this procedure i
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by lopis 5y ago
Definitely has potential. Whatever it is, I'm very certain it will be a short, common dictionary word, that will poison its general meaning forever, like how Tesla is not Nikola anymore.
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by lopis 5y ago
On new android devices in Europe, google was forced to let users select their preferred search engine from a randomized list of the 5-6 most popular options in that country. This could definitely come to browsers at some point. But then it&
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by lopis 5y ago
Definitely agree. My experience with Google lately is like this: - I search for keywords A B C D - I get 4 irrelevant text ads - First result is relevant and contains all keywords - "Other related searches" - Then a list of re
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by lopis 5y ago
It has two extra chunks of screen where before it was just black bezel? I'm not a user of these machines, nor do I use iPhones, but I still don't understand why people hate notches so much.
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by lopis 5y ago
Like in all analytics, not all data collected is used. In fact, probably 99% of data every collected is never collected. Companies just want to preemptively collect it in case they need it in the future.
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by lopis 5y ago
But it's still true that each individual contractor in a bridge project is not a bridge integrity engineer. I was replying to GP who said > What all these coders do all day? Implying that all coders have to care about everything in
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by lopis 5y ago
Of course they do. They have a tight grip on most fuel mines from their previous colonies, where they exploit workers and the countries economy to keep energy prices low. [1] I think nuclear can be part of a healthy energy diet, but not at
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by lopis 5y ago
The problem, and one of the reason those permissions were together, is that BLE by itself is enough to get your coarse location, like WiFi is. If you are offline but can detect the bluetooth device A and B, and another internet device can s
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by lopis 5y ago
Those kind of trendy free apps, like photo filters, sticker makers, etc are usually the worst offenders. I mean, how else do people these companies make money? Android and iOS need to implement network connection permissions per app, but th
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by lopis 5y ago
What do you mean? You think all coders are security engineers? All code has dependencies, often dozens of them. You might just need a single vulnerability in a trusted third party library to allow this to happen. These are humans creating t
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by lopis 5y ago
You underestimate the power of convenience. It doesn't bother me much, but I've lost friends because we couldn't keep in touch anywhere other than facebook and whatsapp. Eventually, anyone can stop needing to talk to you.
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by lopis 5y ago
I always drink a glass of water before sleeping and never have to pee before morning. I'm not sure that's normal. How how are you drinking right before going to bed?
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by lopis 5y ago
> Sunlight in your eyes within 30 minutes of waking up Sure, that's super easy in summer. I wake up naturally no problem when the rise is up. I've thought many times of getting sun-equivalent lights that I can schedule to turn

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