mrkramer

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by mrkramer 8mo ago
LinkedIn is the worst walled garden of all of them.
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by mrkramer 8mo ago
Windows is so big and dominant, the only way that they can lose market share is to shoot themselves in the foot. And that's exactly what they are doing every now and then. But the question is, when will real Windows apocalypse begin?
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
Zuck is all in just because of the money and Larry and Google are all in because of the money too but because of the Open Web as well. And Facebook is just another walled garden.
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
Google offered more, they should've went for Google. Tbh if I had to choose between Zuck and Larry, I would pick Larry.
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
From what I've seen homeless people overdose the most with fentanyl and homelessness level increased during COVID so they were the ones overdosing. Also everybody knows by now that one pill can kill you so that's good enough deter
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
He doesn't seem to get along with young women....that's just my assumption.
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
I usually don't comment on stories like this but this guy needs to get a grip. He's constantly hooking up with women who are 40 or 50 years younger than him. C'mon man.
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
These are companies that know how to vibe code efficiently.
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
they can kick you out*
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
Cloudflare is not for the open internet; they can you kick you out of their service if they don't like you whenever they want, which is fine and legal for that matter or they freaking can have an outage and have your service shut down
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by mrkramer 9mo ago
Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft....they literally all have the vibe coded code; it's not about vibe coded or not, it is about how well the code is designed, efficient and bug free. Ofc pro coders can debug it and fix it better than
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How a Spanish virus brought Google to Málaga(techcrunch.com)
5 points by mrkramer 10mo ago|0 comments
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by mrkramer 10mo ago
The guy was running hosting company which sold web domain to the Silk Road guy and then the Russian dude who run BTC-e exchange hacked his exchange(which was by the way sold to him by the Ripple founder). This is like some cheesy crime movi
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by mrkramer 10mo ago
Instead of teaching kids self control they snatch stuff from them left and right.
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by mrkramer 10mo ago
Reminds me of Fruit Ninja but this one is Cloth Ninja.
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by mrkramer 10mo ago
Google is shivering! /s
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by mrkramer 10mo ago
KYC, anti-laundering preventions etc. They wouldn't take it down just because they think that it broke law, they know it.
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
Twitter is down while Mastodon is proudly and strongly still standing up. I knew this day would come.
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
Who is next?
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
For the last month or so archive.is is not working for me, is it maybe related to this? Btw I always assumed owner is from Russia because he or they were so secretive about everything except occasional blog post or occasional Q&A and Ru
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
It was caused by unprovoked and illegal invasion of neighbouring country, that's tit for tat. They also seized assets of Nazi Germany when Hitler decided to go full yolo.
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
They see it as asymmetrical warfare, I know that; but if US would let US cyber criminals steal millions of Russian and Chinese credit cards or some other PII, I would perceive that as distasteful and not as a form of counterintelligence.
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
Russia in particular is turning the blind eye on en masse cyber crime that is originating from Russia. Russian hackers in the last two decades stole millions of credit cards from US and EU and hacked numerous banks and still the biggest Rus
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by mrkramer 11mo ago
I meant if you don't like YouTube, try to make an alternative. Prototype it and look for venture capital.
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by mrkramer 1y ago
At this point it would be better to start building and working on new web video hosting platform than to cry over feature that is most likely never coming back.
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by mrkramer 1y ago
I had similar idea of changing my PC's brightness according to the time of the day. It probably could've been implemented pretty easily using Windows API and some little hacking.
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by mrkramer 1y ago
Password managers and 2FA mostly solve the problem of credential stuffing but unfortunately millions of people still don't use it. 2FA is actually pretty good unless your account is a high profile account then bad actors might try to S
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by mrkramer 1y ago
I mean state is probably the better custodian of your money and your interests than the private investors unless you live in a rogue state run by criminals.
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by mrkramer 1y ago
Company is owned and run by state and I doubt they would allow themselves to have any shenanigans with their customers. You can always sue them, you can sue private companies too but private ownership is just an extra worry. That's why
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by mrkramer 1y ago
>And if you are consistently winning they will ban you! They can legally back off (reduce max bet to a tiny amount) or straight up ban people who bet smart. I'm not from US, I'm from EU but I'm still paranoid of that so I

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