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8y ago
The problem is YouTube heavily prioritizes new content so if your video goes offline for a day you just lost the majority of the profit from it. Its also ridiculous how YouTube presumes guilt. Your video should stay online while a dispute i
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It is useful. I don't take it often because it doesn't go my way but I used it once to get to a friends house and it was pretty amazing. Really fast and unobstructed by traffic.
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8y ago
And disappointed that his photos were fed to it.
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Haha, come to Australia. That's faster than the connection my whole office at work shares. I don't know anyone who could stream a bluray which is usually about 40gb for an hour of video.
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8y ago
The average user prefers something that works on an ereader.
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8y ago
Its google drive but developed by a different team.
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8y ago
It seems to be google drive but with paid support.
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8y ago
So now we are going to get 5 copy's of Google drive..
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8y ago
Only because of the way large companies shaped the web. It doesnt have to be this way.
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8y ago
I don't think they are trying to do more than they can handle. Every feature I have used on gitlab has worked amazing so it doesn't seem like they are spread thin.
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8y ago
The linked article doesn't say say that it is restricted to games that are played for money so it seems to be equivalent to being arrested for cheating in school sports day.
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8y ago
How dystopian. Why would anyone accept such a restriction?
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8y ago
Hasn't this been possible for ages? Like 6 years ago I tried writing a basic Minecraft mod before I knew programming.
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8y ago
YES, this is what I have been waiting for. A month ago I lost a USB with my keepass file on it. The file is encrypted with a good password but I would feel better if I could reset all my passwords just in case but that would take me days.
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8y ago
Because they gave 4 different people a promotion
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8y ago
Only for news articles. Almost all images and videos are rehosted
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8y ago
It would be much better if the post was linked to the creators actual page so they can get ad views.
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8y ago
The norm is to link to external content but I doubt the norm is to click on it. Most people vote based on the title so absolute garbage articles make it to the top that aren't worth clicking and then the new reddit UI makes it much har
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8y ago
Employee count seems like a really bad way to measure business size. A hardware store business with only a couple of stores could hit 500 and still be virtually unknown to everyone but a business like reddit owns one of the biggest websites
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8y ago
Especially when your "invention" is just a vauge document describing something you have never built but now prevent anyone else from ever building it as well
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8y ago
Or maybe everyone should join them and remove the redicoulus concept that you can own an idea
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8y ago
Firefox tracking blocking is a fairly weak "make the web a bit safer while breaking nothing". This extensions actually does break stuff like google logins on non google websites.
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8y ago
I think Mozilla does a basic review. Not perfect but good enough. The extensions situation has gotten bad enough that I'd support Mozilla having an "approved extensions" section where you pay to have yours reviewed and approv
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8y ago
Oh by state I don't mean the country state but the condition they are in.
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The op comment did not say that they are not getting burned out but that they need not get burned out. Instead of listening to twitter drama just do whatever you want and if people want stuff you don't feel like doing then they can do
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8y ago
I have literally never seen a public toilet in this state in Australia. Is this common across all of the US? The public toilets here are at worst dirty because of a lack of cleaning but not a malicious effort to ruin them but often the publ
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I'm not positive about anything from google because I can't see how it works. All I know is he is on the same network and we see recommendations about stuff the other has watched
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I regularly see YouTube recommendations for the stuff my bf is watching and we don't share a computer and he is not logged in to YouTube.
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Its a typical user engagement trick. If you install the app then you have a constant advert on your home screen and they have the ability to constantly spam you with reengagement notifications
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8y ago
I repeatedly get spammed on linked in with "job offers". I took the bait the first time and said I might be interested if they give more info and they just asked for my phone number so I ignored them.
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