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811.
by quitit 5y ago
That's why I found the "astroturfing" mention interesting. Epic's side of this arrangement has been marketing and astroturfing extensively . The entire launch of the piece was a marketing blitz.
812.
by quitit 5y ago
GA has always been a raw deal. Businesses that use it don’t realise they’re effectively giving away their customers to any competitor that pays Google more.
813.
by quitit 5y ago
This seems plausible as the group-volume feature isn't unique to Sonos (and predates them), however their specific means of implementing it likely is unique and patentable.
814.
by quitit 5y ago
Maybe check out “Search Extension for Safari”, it’s focus is specifically about rapidly switching engines to obtain different sets of results.
815.
by quitit 5y ago
I'd be pretty happy if regulators followed these all the way down into other operators (especially as uneven application of law tends to look a little like a shakedown.) It would do a lot for the internet in general. The business model
816.
by quitit 5y ago
I think a lot of people held on on account of so many people being laid off and many companies instigating hiring freezes. This very much feels like the exhale. It also seems to time well with the antiwork movement, which in my opinion exis
817.
by quitit 5y ago
I’m guessing the issue is because there isn’t a lot of merit in saying Apple and Google are totally stitched up when the options change by region and for the plaintiff there are at least 4 additional options other than Google. EG Ecosia is
818.
by quitit 5y ago
The thing that stuck out to me: the length of time before getting an MRI. I notice this is something that changes from medical system to medical system. Where I am, I could get an MRI tomorrow if the doctor requested it, the matching repor
819.
by quitit 5y ago
I think the scandal here is that a bunch of AI-driven features were all renamed to a nomenclature that includes the word "Siri" a few versions ago. Siri-Suggest, Ask-Siri, Siri-Knowledge and so on. Turning off Ask-Siri doesn'
820.
by quitit 5y ago
Maybe some accents don't pronounce the b at all, but its presence definitely affects how I pronounce the word, I'm sure I'm not alone in this either. The difference is that my lips touch and close when pronouncing "debt&
821.
by quitit 5y ago
I agree if one chooses to invest in riskier investments, but it's straight forward to invest in financial products that provide a rate that move in lock-step with home loan interest rates. These products are lower-earners, but there is
822.
by quitit 5y ago
The 30 year loan is not a "rich get richer" scheme. The 30 year loan is a tool to allow people with limited earning potential access to the property market, and this can open the door to passive income and generational wealth. A 3
823.
by quitit 5y ago
It's only toxic for people who don't do anything with it. Even in Australia where real estate prices are insane the average 30 year loan is paid off in 14 years (note this is longer than earlier times.) Also the ability to refinan
824.
by quitit 5y ago
They historically have opened source similar protocols, e.g. they open sourced rendezvous. But generally there would need to be an interoperability reason for them to do so. AirDrop seems like a good candidate for this.
825.
by quitit 5y ago
I find a lot of the grief with these protocols is driven by which wifi router is in use. When using the old Apple wifi routers I never had trouble with homekit, airdrop, handoff, airplay or any of the zeroconfig network stuff: as soon as I
826.
by quitit 5y ago
I have no inside information on this, but it's based on my usage of Google recently. I believe Google seem to be guessing at people's intended search query rather than performing the query based on the actual terms. This is probab
827.
by quitit 5y ago
I mean I could go through this bit by bit and provide good rationales for why things are the way they are, cite my own examples and provide links to industry whitepapers and even detail the numerous ways that such companies do indeed improv
828.
by quitit 5y ago
As someone that has worked with Chinese production enough to for it to give me grey (each order in the many-millions of pieces) - the factories do this behind the backs of the company and they're pretty good at evading detection, and y
829.
by quitit 5y ago
Generating a encrypted voucher based on a known CSAM image is not spying anymore than the device cataloguing images by descriptions. For a technical forum the lack of willingness of individuals to read into the system is perplexing. So far
830.
by quitit 5y ago
Are you using Google's cloud services? Then all of the above with exception to "receive" - just like Apple's messages, merely receiving a message doesn't add it to your library (even if it's surfaced there for
831.
by quitit 5y ago
Quick question: How is Apple reporting you to the government, and Google not? When they both report to the exact same entity? (The NCMEC.) Also how do you rationalise Apple bad, everyone else Good. If Apple are actually the only company to
832.
by quitit 5y ago
I think the opposition is by those which long for the simpler, lawless period of the internet - a time where Google seemed to always be on the side of the user, even overlooking the naughty things the users would get up to. This change for
833.
by quitit 5y ago
The USA has the right of publicity, this is similar where a person has commercial rights over their name/image/likeness (For example; a fashion brand can't make unauthorised advertisements or even social media posts about cel
834.
by quitit 5y ago
“none of that is true” - compelling. lol. I was going to include a few links to recent reputable studies which confirm exactly my talking points, but why - they are very easily found, trivial outcomes that have been proven time and again an
835.
by quitit 5y ago
Studying science teaches the ability to find facts and use evidence in decision making - as well as the ability to properly discount outdated ideas or improper kinds of evidence. One doesn’t need a lot of examples how this helps people from
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by quitit 5y ago
It sounds like it fits one very specific scenario: a coder and designer(that had made all their work in AE) working together and the coder can now dodge the tedium of programming animations. However I prefer Hype (from Tumult) because it’s
837.
by quitit 5y ago
See also: Australia. However it’s largely held that Australia have “won” despite China’s attempts at harming the Australian economy through many of the same tactics used against Lithuania.
838.
by quitit 5y ago
it also doesn’t finish, i was hoping for the zoomie part - it never came.
839.
by quitit 5y ago
Malnutrition with seniors is a gateway to many other medical issues. Current guidelines teach seniors to eat the protein and high calorie foods first (even dessert first) before hitting the vegetables. This result is consistent with the cur
840.
by quitit 5y ago
I'm glad to be part of the pre-internet generation where the limit to our cringe is a fleeting feeling of embarrassment while hazily remembering it, rather than having it played back in high definition at some inopportune moment.

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