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noizejoy
4y ago
How about companies that purely advertise via: * bill boards and similar * printed media ads * ads that respond to keyword searches - without relying on any other user data * display ads on topical websites (e.g. guitar ads on guitar relate
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noizejoy
4y ago
Kind of ironic? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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4y ago
Suites in sports arenas (edit: also frequently used for large concerts) would seem to qualify as whale economics.
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4y ago
A little further down on that page is a link to a post listing the leadership team including short biographies: https://ciq.co/linux-and-open-source-veterans-sign-on-to-for...
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4y ago
Isn’t that perfectly ok, since now you no longer need this post?
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4y ago
The Guardian does something similar.
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4y ago
And also tube matching for us tube guitar amp users.
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4y ago
> To be fair, you should use different profiles for your work and personal digital lives. Isn’t that victim blaming?
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noizejoy
4y ago
Or floppy #10 of Mark of the Unicorn’s DAW. Nervous times they were!
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4y ago
I’d slightly amend the analogy into “an untested backup is akin to having a lottery ticket for your backups”. Maybe you win or maybe you don’t. Old floppies are also like lottery tickets in that sense.
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4y ago
I thought we were slowing down due to the roundabout anyway? So that’s a different context than what you’re describing?
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4y ago
You can also do that with a decent automatic transmission.
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4y ago
I’d love to have 25 Gbps for residential - even if just for offsite backups.
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4y ago
That can be cultural. In some places that phrase was typically only asked, if a truthful and lengthier response was desired. If that wasn’t desired, the greeting would be more like “Good day” or “Hello”.
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4y ago
The argument might be made, that this is a problem with many (most?) ticket management systems. How difficult would it be to design a mechanism that facilitates humans being nice to each other, rather than making humans emulate emotionless
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4y ago
Benn Jordan just made a nice video explaining how brand loyalty is based on a deeply human trait: https://youtu.be/HqMMRh3VRT8
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4y ago
Yes it is. I just redirect the other way round, so those ever rarer individuals typing in domains are also served fine on my websites. And also to automatically grab the https. I just find it's ever slightly more "honest" to
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4y ago
lol - you do have a point there!
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4y ago
Could it be, that iterating fast through additional failures may be harder to finance with public funds, because the general public hasn’t caught up with the recognition of failing early and often being a good thing?
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4y ago
> I’m a no-www advocate. I used to feel the same way. — Until the arrival of so many new TLDs. Since then I always use www, because mentioning www.alice.band in a sentence is much more of a hint to a general audience as to what I’m refer
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4y ago
> ... internal combustion car would have an engine where the bar hits ... I believe you forgot the word "most" in front of that phrase
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4y ago
Culture is a shifting beast. Being courteous means trying to think on behalf of the other person. However, as we interact with ever increasing numbers of individuals with an ever increasing variety of backgrounds and personal circumstance,
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4y ago
The distinction between sync vs async messaging isn’t as easy to figure out these days as it was when snail mail vs phone call were the primary options.
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4y ago
Once upon a time, email was more generally considered to be non-interruptive, while a phone call and later sms was considered interruptive. Ober time, this distinction has blurred due to technology changes and resulting cultural adjustment
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4y ago
> Some people don't have those skills and don't want to learn them. But isn’t that always the chasm of running your own business vs. being an employee or small subcontractor? The more control you want, the more broad your skill
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4y ago
There seems no way to prove or disprove that statement, since the evolution of the web created this reality and a different reality never got tested. The current reality arguably depended on significant forks in the road of history, at leas
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4y ago
My (uneducated) guess would be to look at the way patents last too long. So society ends up suffering, rather than benefiting from IP protection.
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First of all, I really like the concept of grid based flow charting. It's one of the popular metaphors used in "wiring" software based musical instruments and effects and works really well for a significant percentage of sign
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4y ago
Wonder if anyone here has ever used EMF / EMR paint? If that works as advertised, it maybe could put a stop to undesired mesh networking?
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4y ago
Not that dumb? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeuomorph
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