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by malka 8y ago
this website makes it a point to make it as annoying as possible to disable all tracking. No option to disable all. full article for whose whom want to read it but not be tracked: Deliveroo users are getting defrauded – and it could be fine
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by malka 8y ago
It could have been done for the sake of lulz
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by malka 8y ago
> if it makes them or their employers look like complete and utter scumbags before hitting send. Given Google reputation, they do not have much to lose.
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by malka 8y ago
for your information, "Verge" means "Penis" in french ;)
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by malka 8y ago
France is still very much an aristocracy. Niel did not come from the traditional path of the elites (Polytechnique Paris, Centrale, etc.). He was self taught, and god forbid, earned money through minitel porn. The aristocracy considers him,
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by malka 8y ago
even at big ones.
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by malka 8y ago
Guerilla style. I like it.
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by malka 8y ago
as long as the user controls what its cpu execute, they have an edge :) It's a losing race for publishers on desktop.
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by malka 8y ago
imgur is a big fish though. due to this assholeness, i null routed them at router level in my house, and at my work. fuck imgur.
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by malka 8y ago
Facebook will never care about Privacy. People like Zuckerberg are scum, and deserve jail. As an individual, I really do NOT want to live in the same society as this kind of person.
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by malka 8y ago
> Yes, a company worth over half a trillion dollars with access to the best legal teams around the world has authority on whether it is compliant or not. No, it does not.
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by malka 8y ago
you can log ip adresses. keeping them forever is bad. It means that any future government, no matter how evil it is, could query your log and know precisely what I am doing on the internet right now. I might not want that.
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by malka 8y ago
Your point is that apache default config is horrendous regarding log keeping policy ? I agree.
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by malka 8y ago
as soon as some of some assets pass through entities in the EU (or even, entities on wich the EU can apply pressure), they would be seized.
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by malka 8y ago
Good. if you do not value my privacy, I dont want you to do business here. another product will replace your own. And in all likeness an EU one, meaning less euros leaving the eurozone. I'm all for it.
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by malka 8y ago
i havent seen an ad on facebook (the website, i do not use apps) for quite some time.
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by malka 8y ago
idk about ad companies. But publisher are kinda worried about ad blockers :), I head numbers as high as 50% of users with ad blocks. normies use ad block now.
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by malka 8y ago
Still waiting to see a capitalist economy that do not become ridden with oligopolies
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by malka 8y ago
imo, capitalism leads to oligopoly. oligopoly leads to corruption. Capitalism can only ends with corrupted states imo.
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by malka 8y ago
> For example maybe once a transaction is placed with a merchant. They can trigger a 2nd factor check where by the bank automatically send a code to their email/phone number on file. If the customer is able to provide a correct code
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by malka 8y ago
> In a "switch" you don't provide the boolean, but under the hood the switch is just iterating through and comparing your value to all cases: it computes the boolean for you by testing if two values are equal. Switch can
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by malka 9y ago
if it did profit them in the long run, they would not block it.
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by malka 9y ago
> I want the right to control whether my creative output can or cannot be downloaded. Then, your only solution is not to release it.
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by malka 9y ago
they dont. Unsuscribe link behind a login wall suck.
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by malka 9y ago
I would never trust anything zucc says. He as an history of lying and deceiving. I would not trust this man with my golden fish.
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by malka 9y ago
dark pattern like this one needs to be hammered down by law. We should consider the most prominent button as "default" and such a form as an "opt-out".
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by malka 9y ago
what if you could record them AND live in the moment ? that's the endgame imo
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by malka 9y ago
I'd bet that it is an IT company in India that had a compromised email server that sent spam. The mails look kinda legit, except for the first one.
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by malka 9y ago
> You do not assume a call is fraudulent in a situation like that. You assume the worst. I disagree.
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by malka 9y ago
There is actually some corruption in France (domestically). If you work in the building business and want some juicy contract with the City, building gratis a new pool for the mayor's house will definitely help.

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