mrgreenfur

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by mrgreenfur 7y ago
Or from fraudulent accounts, or both!
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by mrgreenfur 7y ago
How are these different? Even if you already pay for a service they will maximize their return by doing everything that is legally allowed. This needs CCPA-style disclosure and opt out I think.
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by mrgreenfur 7y ago
Agreed, and this is likely the entire reason for Android to exist: more searches
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by mrgreenfur 7y ago
Are there any firewall style apps to block this type of behavior? Something like uBlock or uMatrix but for apps. I'm not inclined to trust any apps and would prefer explicit control over what they do. Also, it's a bit strange to m
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by mrgreenfur 7y ago
I too thought it was hard, but recently found this that supposedly makes it way easier: https://kb.amd-osx.com/guides/HS/ I'm considering a new ryzen hackintosh build in july!
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
GDPR is a fundamental step towards controls of data as a basic human right. It does not define clicking on banners or cookie disclaimers. He's mad that the world hasn't already matured their adherence and that's reasonable bu
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
In lieu of signing, shouldn't links in emails be disabled wholesale at the enterprise/organization level? If we can't prove who it comes from, then you shouldn't click on it, end of story.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
I would guess that there are 3rd party companies who's business is to match cookie values behind the scenes to email / phone / address / demo data and re-sell it, or sell access to the aggregate db. Hopefully a federal p
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
Yeah, I liked this piece too. It's a bit of an overreaction to block AWS and GCP, since in those cases google and amazon are not actively tracking you and you're blocking core infrastructure.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
Agreed. They are very comfortable and it's super easy to feel good about existing in the confined parameters. OPs attitude sounds a lot like "we've stopped trying and decided to let the games win". Rallying against the &
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
My old MBA boss would use them interchangeable, saying things like "tactics can be strategic" and "strategy can be tactical." In the dictionary it says Strategy is long term plans, and tactics are short term plans. Strat
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
Thanks for making it public and open! Might use parts of it in an upcoming project.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
Where did you move them? I moved a few to Signal, but most complain that their friends aren't on there and the quality isn't quite as good.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
This channel on Pluto tv is very relaxing indeed, showing the norwegian trains through the countryside.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
This isn't true. Do you have a source?
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
It's also available in the play store for $8.99. I just bought it to give it a try. Thanks for introducing it to me!
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
I'm opening a hn karma for karma trade marketplace to help us unionize commenting.
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
I don't get why people are worried about this. This is Amazon's problem to solve and a core challenge of running an open marketplace. Let them deal with it. I'm worried that Amazon will use their power to unfairly compete wit
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
You're arguing that less competition is good?
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by mrgreenfur 8y ago
Pretty awesome idea!
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
Most folks I know seem blissfully unaware or uninterested in these realities behind their next day delivery. Even supremely liberal folks in boston and new york seem to think that complaining that their prime delivery being a day late or po
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
Does anyone else see this as a scary evidence that technology is accelerating the consolidation of money to the few that succeed? How long did it take historical figures to reach this level of wealth vs Bezos in the last ~20 years? This sh
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
Does anyone think it could be a reflection or a trick of light that is dependent of the viewers position? Eg it's int he same position relative to the viewer and then suddenly "flys away" because the conditions for it to be v
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
Their natural predators are sea turtles, so there's one big upside!
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
They are successful despite bad design, not because of it.
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
His restaurant examples of the burden of regulations aren't exactly swaying me here. Where are the examples of the burden the ISPs have had these last few years? It seems like knee-jerk anti-regulation without any concern for the speci
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
Pretty sure it's just a joke
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
I think almost no one has gotten that message, though I agree with it. People are (and will always be) out to get theirs. Until there are larger forces at work to steer them, I doubt this will change.
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
They could do it sooner with dedicated lanes that run faster / more efficient, just like HOV lanes today.
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by mrgreenfur 9y ago
And sea turtles!

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