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mike22223333
8y ago
It's ad replacement scheme is unethical. It forces publishers to only partner with them and not multiple competing companies, atleast with Chrome publishers can partner with other networks then Google. I won't root for it. We want
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mike22223333
8y ago
Qwant is worse then Google, but better then Bing or DDG. Try it.
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mike22223333
8y ago
Same here. Recommending my family, team and relatives to either use Edge or Firefox. Of 70 of them, 15 switched to FF, 32 to Edge, just after 2 months of me saying.
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mike22223333
8y ago
Google strikes off a right balance between annoying and convenient. It's kicking off all Privacy concerned people, Ad Block people, overopiniated people off it's platform indirectly. Websites get less money from Firefox users per
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mike22223333
8y ago
Everyone developing for the web platform should keep in mind if their business actually supports their competitor. Every time a user clears their cookies your site will be at a disadvantage if your business depends on ads or account login,
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The code I’m still ashamed of
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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mike22223333
8y ago
We're moving to WebGPU now, there will be no more WebGL in the future. WebGPU is coming out in late 2019.
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Has progress in science and technology come to a halt? (2014)
(aeon.co)
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai warns employees: Don't get too political
(businessinsider.com)
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Petition: Ban the stupid buzzword “AI”
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Google AMP Is Not a Good Thing
(danielmiessler.com)
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mike22223333
8y ago
Do not use it for any serious project. It is Google, they will probably abandon it. Google has ADHD.
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As CEO pay raises, When will tech worker wages start growing again?
(fastcompany.com)
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(2014)Silicon Valley's most celebrated CEOs drived down 100,000 engineers' wages
(pando.com)
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mike22223333
8y ago
So to give Google info about my visitors and later compete with me? No thanks.
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How to restart any iOS device with just CSS (Safari)
(gist.github.com)
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mike22223333
8y ago
Just Russel trying to justify his job at Google, nothing more.
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The mysterious case of missing URLs and Google's AMP
(sonniesedge.co.uk)
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mike22223333
8y ago
Your bill to isp does not pay the bill for my time and make me a profit. I need to make money, and if you have a problem with my business model, you can move on.
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mike22223333
8y ago
And if any exists, not enough people are ready to commit to it to make it a worthwhile investment.
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mike22223333
8y ago
How do they make the money to keep the site up than. Server cost is like 5% of the expenses. Journalist salaries, writer salary all that full time salary, where do you get that from. No other business model exists.
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mike22223333
8y ago
It it is hard, that they should not run wikipedia.
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8y ago
Wikipedia should verify the copyright before allowing changes. It should not be the publishers responsibility to enforce the copyright. Wikipedia should be responsible because they decided they wanted to allow anyone to edit. They should hi
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Ask HN: Is Apple intentionally holding the web backwards?
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8y ago
It's not the 90's... WebApps and PWA's require JS. And Javascript in browser is secure as it is sandboxed. Minute privacy concerns are not enough for 99.9% of the people to disable js either.
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Google has plans to deprecate cookies over http
(github.com)
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Google has ideas to replace cookies, possible introduction of HTTP State Tokens
(github.com)
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