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openplatypus
2y ago
It is not reputable article. Click bait.
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2y ago
Wait, did you just publicly admit to Google collecting terminal device information without user consent?
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Linux Kernel Maintainers remove Russian accounts
(lore.kernel.org)
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2y ago
Direct link to Linus comment: https://lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-=whNGNVnYHHSXUAsWds_MoZ-iEg...
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FakeTag: Use FindMe (AirTag) without Apple device
(github.com)
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2y ago
The worst part is, there is no need to have cookie banner if you avoid unnecessary tracking. Even today you go on websites and there are 20-30 trackers, often duplicating functionalality. Or reCAPTCHA, Google Tag Manager or others. You can
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2y ago
They don't offer hardware tokens by default. Often you can request one (you will be charged). I did just that despite it not being advertised option. I just said I need one.
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2y ago
If you bank requires it, you can: a) find different bank that doesn't; there are banks like this b) demand a hardware token Unless you explicitly sign for Mobile-only bank (neobanks are weird) you will be able to get hardware token. Sp
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2y ago
You can't make this thing up.
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2y ago
Related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41655967
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2y ago
Likely the aftermath of https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/22/matt-mullenweg-calls-wp-en...
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WordPress.org bans WP Engine
(techcrunch.com)
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2y ago
I will echo others: you will prototype fastest in things you know. I can whip an MVP working in Spring before I learn how Django ORM works. Because I am so familiar with it.
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2y ago
Perfect timing. We are currently building a spike to validate migration to DuckDB. We are extremely optimistic based on community feedback.
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2y ago
Yes, awesome news. I made a career with Solr, but building my product, Wide Angle Analytics, on top of Elastic search, made me realize how much more robust and polished ES actually is. With restoration of Open Source alignment I am confiden
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French Authorities Charge Telegram Founder Pavel Durov
(wsj.com)
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2y ago
Extending Wide Angle Analytics. We are entering growth phase and getting more clients, which means more sophisticated features and needs. The industry and the niche is cut throat with large number of disingenuous competitors. Beginnings wer
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2y ago
The secret was "secret".
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2y ago
The "referrer" indeed of little value these days. Customers of our web analytics platform rely on either UTM_ or custom tracking parameters. These work well and folks are happy and claim they can finally see representative data.
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2y ago
Third-party cookies are bad, but none of Google's proposal sound any better. Their proposal to have 3rd party operated "Data Clean Rooms" (ie data brokers) hoarding consumer data was downright insane.
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2y ago
Please stop posting DHH bullshit. Don't amplify this troll's content.
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2y ago
Even Adobe had the decency to make it out-out in the EU.
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2y ago
Now let's investigate JetBrains. Untill recently they had huge presence in St Petersburg and relocated their Russian staff after war broke out. IMO it is supply chain risk which ought to be carefully audited.
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ESA uses sail assisted ship to transfer Arian 6 to launch destination https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Transportation/Ar...
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DDG has relatively large pool of European employees.
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Mojeek has its very own index.
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Privacy means very different things to different people. On basic level it is just that your data is not used/sold beyond basic, statistical analysis of visitors. That's it. Cookie can be "private" in this context, if th
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There is so much wrong with bossware. Privacy issues. Security issues. Employee trust issues. https://wideangle.co/blog/the-rise-of-bossware-and-threat-to...
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So sad because so true. Seeing working technology replaced because someone doesn't like it, get accolades for it, only to face the same limitations as old tech is just depressing.
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Visitor Counters, Blinking Tags, GeoCities – Back to the '90s Internet
(wideangle.co)
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