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by neycoda 3y ago
Sounds like a government-requested "feature".
92.
by neycoda 3y ago
This is why Microsoft's phone failed. They're just focusing on the wrong things.
93.
by neycoda 3y ago
As if coders needed more people around them talking. We already get too much of that from nearby non-coders.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Good, sites that ignore it should be legally punished. You can't make money without it? You have a crap business model that relies on exploitation.
95.
by neycoda 3y ago
So, what tech service can I add to that bloated pipeline as a middle-man to get a fraction of a penny per transaction?
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by neycoda 3y ago
Ah, reading the article, scrollbars are not becoming a problem, their shrinking width is or the lack of them are. See, the difference matters, because the reason this is happening is people think scrollbars are a problem to even exist.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Seems like Phillips's plan was to hook in the tech enthusiasts with prime usability, then when it became popular enough, ramp into locking things down with cloud subscriptions. This is effectively enshittification.
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by neycoda 3y ago
The whole Amazon Basics thing, cannibalizing sellers, should be illegal. It just victimizes people trying to make a living in a crap job market where online sales are closing street shops.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Finally. This is the kind of thing that needs to happen to all of these giant corporations and utilities fighting for monopolies. Incidentally I heard today how many laws against anti-competitive behavior were stripped with Carter and Reaga
100.
by neycoda 3y ago
This is why we need money spent on recycling and proper cleanup. Not just shipping things to countries with lesser economies and lighting the piles of garbage on fire, but taxing profits of these devices and creating jobs for salvaging and
101.
by neycoda 3y ago
Wouldn't it be cool to harness volcanos and Earth's magma layer to recycle our junk and craft materials we use?
102.
by neycoda 3y ago
Any solutions to this will be demonized as socialism, communism, Marxism, or disruptive to the economy by elected Republicans, their top corporate/rich donors,and a good chunk of Corporate Democrats. Popular news sources will largely n
103.
by neycoda 3y ago
Can Google tell the difference between old relevant information and old irrelevant (or outdated) information? I'm not seeing any evidence of that. A search engine is not a subject matter expert of everything on the Internet, and it sho
104.
by neycoda 3y ago
Nobody's expecting perfect but humans' definition of good enough typically isn't.
105.
by neycoda 3y ago
Amazon didn't name their e-reader "Kindle" randomly.
106.
by neycoda 3y ago
Google and Alphabet and all of its services including on Android have been slowly turning into a buggy counter-intuitive mess for the last several years.
107.
by neycoda 3y ago
Seems like the dentist could have just searched Google for how bent teeth work.
108.
by neycoda 3y ago
Yay we can't trust dentists anymore. Any other ways we're turning into Russia? Maybe we can privatize everything and let a NASCAR religious corporation teach all K-12.
109.
by neycoda 3y ago
So the human mind uses Kalman Filters.
110.
by neycoda 3y ago
Uh, I find this hard to believe considering Firefox still consistently runs slower in most ways for me than Chrome.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Yep, this is how Comcast is for me. I never get the notification for the "registered device" even though it's a newish popular phone. I don't trust passkey because It relies on a certain device, instead of something you
112.
by neycoda 3y ago
Anything an advertiser can track, they will use where they can to build a profile of you to identify you uniquely for targeting. Apple allowing ANY tracking measurements through incognito that isn't already naturally happening by the n
113.
by neycoda 3y ago
Um, if AI is allowed to learn like a person, then it can become "the people that control it".
114.
by neycoda 3y ago
This is why anonymity in this country matters when it comes to the little guy criticizing the big guy.
115.
by neycoda 3y ago
Great, now the Terminators will be barking orders at each other in languages I can't understand.
116.
by neycoda 3y ago
When people start becoming emotionally attached to their AI helpers, they'll fight for them to have sentient rights.
117.
by neycoda 4y ago
If there's a reasonable motive, a reasonable story makes a reasonable connection.
118.
by neycoda 4y ago
How about some zoning laws to build adequate soundproofing? With efficiency being in homes being stacked, more stress and disruption and crime come from low quality and control in walls/floors especially in regard to soundproofing.
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by neycoda 4y ago
It's not about quality when they're reducing sauce to save money, as stated in the article. The slices may still be better than in any other state, but the focus has shifted from quality to price.
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by neycoda 4y ago
"The biggest thing I have noticed is the decline in the amount of sauce put on slices. I’m sure this is a cost-saving measure, but the overall quality of your average slice in the city has definitely suffered." Yes, that's ge

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