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by neura 6y ago
This... I couldn't get past the irony of the comment. Basically, the problem is that sites only let google and friends index them. The solution? Site should only send index data to google and friends. I mean, I get it, then sites ca
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by neura 6y ago
Supply, demand and reputation. This quote is the most telling to me: “I want to work in the anime industry for the rest of my life,” Mr. Akutsu, 29, said during a telephone interview. But as he prepares to start a family, he feels intense f
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by neura 6y ago
There are very few to no situations where your company or reputation or even your way of life depends on your cleaning service. Or another way to look at this is that lawyers get paid based on their reputation. Firms with a high reputation
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by neura 6y ago
32% of a sample size of 2601. Your is probably an unpopular one, but I'd guess because of questions like "Who are these people that cared about privacy, were willing to switch and did actually switch, but don't realize that t
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by neura 6y ago
Wait, how was this literal incident not highly embarrassing to the company? "Our internal security team has been known to put up unapproved messages in popups that only apply to specific partners/vendors". Doesn't even
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by neura 6y ago
Yeah, this is exactly the opposite of reality. It is not "company's access to their phone", it is "company's control of their phone". I think you misunderstand what's being required of many people in exc
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by neura 6y ago
That's my point of view. I definitely want the information available on my phone, but I never want it to interrupt me. Even if I get a slack message during the day, for example. To me, part of getting older is the more frequent &quo
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by neura 6y ago
Sure, but the main point here is switching the MacOS platform to "app store only", which they could have already done. Using their own hardware vs Intel hasn't prevented that. Do you think there's something else that h
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by neura 6y ago
Sure, it's great to get things for free and it's nice when people give away what they've learned, but that's their choice, not yours. You're effectively criticizing people for not giving away their investment for fr
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by neura 6y ago
> Also very small, 1-2 pixel "X" so literally one pixel off and you've opened the ad Fact check. You cannot make an X with anything less than 3 pixels. ;)
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by neura 7y ago
It's both surprising and unsurprising to me how many comments here are focused on EGS (which is not what the article is about) and almost nobody is talking about how Rocket League's macOs and Linux players make up less than 0.3% o
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by neura 7y ago
Global warming is still a thing. It's just not necessarily the cause of every other seemingly related thing. ;)
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by neura 7y ago
Do not the small developers benefit from open source? Startups that are not making money, even? Personal projects, etc. The difference between the food bank and this is that food cannot be consumed by everybody, all at once. It's ne
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by neura 7y ago
Just taking a guess that the more you watch, the more value you feel that you're getting for your monthly subscription fee.
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by neura 7y ago
I've had several experiences lately where the tip dialog only offered 15/20/25% or "other" (which could be used as "none")
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by neura 7y ago
This all comes down to Facebook and friends holding on to your money, making interest on it, while everybody passes their tokens around. Many other companies have been doing this for a very long time, just not in such a widespread way and
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by neura 7y ago
* "What? No, we don't do that. We provide the infrastructure for others to do that."
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by neura 7y ago
I don't know what the term for this is, but it's a common issue with trying to get people to stop doing something, if you make it a fiscal penalty, they're almost always more likely to do it because now you've made it OK
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by neura 11y ago
Yes, this is exactly the point. The situation is going to be that Google will be in control and Uber will be a thing of the past. Google has the money to enter the automated taxi game. Uber does not have the money to compete with Google.
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by neura 11y ago
I build software applications for a living. I do not have required shifts. I do not have a uniform. I am not provided with all of the tools that I use to build said applications. These things have nothing to do with my status as an employ
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by neura 12y ago
A little quote from the link: "Full disclosure for those coming from elsewhere, not familiar with us: I’m the cofounder of Sprayable, and we make Sprayable Sleep, which is discussed here."
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by neura 12y ago
Lots of impressive numbers being thrown around. Seems like they're offering up some stats to get some hype before another sale?
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by neura 12y ago
"That is not the case, however." is indeed correct. The case is that Verizon does indeed act as a peer for business connections. Verizon is not just a consumer based end point on the internet. This is the crux of it all. Verizo
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by neura 12y ago
This is a very bad analogy. When you sign up for mobile phone service, you're also agreeing to usage fees or paying extra to get "unlimited", which case, you pay nothing for those calls. When I sign up with an internet provi
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by neura 12y ago
This. Completely this. They may have a peer balancing agreement, which is not being held up, but they're also still being payed by their customers to provide access to content outside of their own network and Verizon is enforcing a li
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by neura 12y ago
If you do visit the https version of the page, some of the links back to page still have a hard coded http:// instead of https://
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by neura 12y ago
Look at the list of things they check. It shows you how they calculate the score for the password. The actual scoring is in fact done in JavaScript, which you can see when you inspect the page. They want the password on the server side pu
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by neura 12y ago
Neither of which also sell music in their own online stores, so it's hard to make a fair comparison. Also, Apple's iRadio is probably not taking off as well as they'd like and Beats Music already has a better feature set.
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by neura 12y ago
While no, "as an access provider, you can filter and rate limit content in combination with charging content providers as well as consumers for the transfer of that content" will not be constitutionalized or truly frozen... Movin
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by neura 12y ago
This is absolutely still a free market. You want the content, you're going to make a choice in what you're willing to do for that content. If it requires you to pay for it or it requires you to install a plugin or it requires yo

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