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by maxencecornet 7y ago
>and places its own ads. No it does not, I've been using the Brave browser for over a year on desktop, with the users ads activated This is the most common seen misconception on HN about Brave, Brave is not replacing ads with it&#x2
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The Brave browser launches ads that reward users for viewing(techcrunch.com)
3 points by maxencecornet 7y ago|1 comments
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by maxencecornet 7y ago
>Well 10% is better than less or nothing, right? Shows his lack of confidence in it going up any further - or at least within a timeframe that there aren't better investments. Pretty much any good book about investing (eg. The Four
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by maxencecornet 7y ago
I like how you can be a literal billionaire bank founder and still buy a speculative asset at it's peak and sell at it's lowest after a 90% crash Buy high sell low >>The investment came at the peak of the bitcoin frenzy in l
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
Not only, I know more than 3 completely unrelated piece of software using the name gimli:
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
I've switched to Brave a long time ago already And to protonmail for emails
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
The exact same thing happened to me last week My ads-free really simple React Native app was removed from the play store for “deceptive ads” I don't care too much as this was just a way to learn React Native for me, but it's still
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>May switch to Brave in the future In the futur? Tor tabs are already a feature of Brave, as of today
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
Of course you can use server side rendering with Next.js,but it adds some work/complexity With a server rendered website, you don't have to do anything
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
I've heard that I'm unknowingly "eating" bugs everyday by drinking ground coffee I don't know if it's a fact or a myth
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
There is a huge difference between being downvoted and not being able to express your opinion because of censorship IMO you should be able to express any opinion, and of course you'll be downvoted if you are a bigot or a religious nutc
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
It doesn't sound fishy at all I'm 95% sure this is a bizarre exit scam
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>Brave stole a lot of bitcoin from people by converting it into their useless/worthless BAT. What is this even supposed to mean? I'm both a Brave publisher (4 verified websites) and a Brave browser user, nothing like this ever
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>Who, in 2019, are the "cherished underdogs of today"? My guess: - Email: Protonmail get recommended all the time on HN/Reddit - Analytics: Simpleanalytics seems to be the new champion - Search Engine: DuckDuckGo - Browser
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
I have a friend that works for a deliveroo clone in Paris, this is true, loads of people rent their phones to migrants that work for the company under a fake identity
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A quick look at Brave browser ads preview in v0.60(medium.com)
1 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Lists (YouTube, Twitch, Website) of Brave Browser Publishers(batgrowth.com)
4 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Cryptocurrencies logo guessing game built with Vue.js(cryptoguessinggame.com)
12 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|2 comments
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
I mean, they are not wrong, you should be using HTTPS.
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
Thank you for correcting me! I wrote the numbers that were on top of my head
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>Do the Brave folks get a cut of that money or is it completely peer-to-peer using a cryptocurrency network? No, they don't take a cut if you fund your wallet directly and use it to tip the content creators. >If it's the lat
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
Click on the settings button on the top right --> Brave rewards --> add funds
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>. I want to support people who offer services that I use. I don't want to prostitute my private life to do it. You don't have to, just don't opt-in for Brave rewards (aka ads), and fund your tipping wallet with your money
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
By default, ads are blocked, but users of Brave can opt-in to have privacy-friendly ads from the Brave network displayed on websites they browse. Brave get 30% of the revenue from those ads, and the users get 70% of the revenue as BAT token
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
>To put it bluntly, that is their problem, not mine. This reminds me of my friends that used to download games of thepiratebay because the gaming industry was a "flawed business model", but were still expecting content to be pr
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Show HN: Automated tweets for new Brave Browser publishers(twitter.com)
4 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|0 comments
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How not to promote your DEX launch(hackernoon.com)
2 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|0 comments
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The State of Ethereum-Based Video Games(hackernoon.com)
1 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|0 comments
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by maxencecornet 8y ago
This article is plagiarized on my Hackernoon article : https://hackernoon.com/brave-browser-is-taking-the-web-by-st...
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Brave Browser is taking the web by storm(hackernoon.com)
1 points by maxencecornet 8y ago|1 comments

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