radium3d

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by radium3d 8y ago
I believe it. I've stopped playing games with ads altogether. I'd rather pay $40-60 for a game that keeps me in the story. I don't have time for ads. Apparently 90% of users do though, so they'll continue to fill up the
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by radium3d 8y ago
According to the following you still are required to display the cookie warning/banner, but without the consent requirement. https://www.iubenda.com/en/help/5525-cookies-and-eu-data-law... Exemptions to the c
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by radium3d 8y ago
From my understanding if the cookie is for an account on a website (which usually is only required to store private information such as name, email, address, etc) you would need to display the cookie warning.
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by radium3d 8y ago
As a web developer I gotta say the only true solution to this is to stop using the internet altogether. Might as well shut the internet down. We can't authenticate you without cookies or some other form of identification, so that throw
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by radium3d 8y ago
As someone who co-signed on a loan in the past and had to short sell, I advise you to keep paying rent, save money and only purchase a home you can afford instead.
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by radium3d 8y ago
I feel software limited range* is also shady. Tesla does some shady things. * Not sure if the low range model 3 is software limited.
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by radium3d 8y ago
I've noticed this on certain bank sites. It's not enhancing security as their developers must assume, it's quite the opposite because of the reduction of the chance users will utilize the password manager which generates secu
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by radium3d 8y ago
Scary notes for Facebook's Onavo app, and it seems you don't even get paid for it on android? We collect information such as: * The apps installed on your phone * Time you spend using apps * Mobile and Wi-Fi data you use per app *
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by radium3d 8y ago
What is it called? I don't see it on the play store. I think I found it? Was it called onavo on Android? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onavo.spac...
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by radium3d 8y ago
Hmm, I felt the same way about the iphone vs android when they were first competing. iOS felt very limited and still does to this day. I don't think this is a new problem inside Apple. Tim is no better or worse than Steve I think. Post
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by radium3d 8y ago
Or better yet, why not make your website the app? Flutter.io comes to mind. This will save you considerable time because you won't have to maintain as much native code on android or ios since your app is essentially a native browser wi
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by radium3d 8y ago
That may be a helpful open source machine learning project for a self-hosted analytics system perhaps.
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by radium3d 8y ago
I'm curious how these alternative options (countly, matomo, snowplow, etc) handle fake referral traffic compared to how Google analytics handles it.
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by radium3d 8y ago
I wanted to know a little more detail about why the broad equatorial plain Elysium Planitia was chosen as the landing place. Found this article but just curious if there is any more detail about the location or selection process? -- Elysium
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by radium3d 8y ago
These large corporations need to knock off the bullshit and make their websites well developed and designed in-browser apps. Something so simple could save Yelp and many others. There is no need to have a native app unless you require certa
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by radium3d 8y ago
Well, there is another factor, the actual push to renewable energy sources and the fact that the cost of the next trillion watts of renewable energy will cost half the first https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/
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by radium3d 8y ago
This World Resources Institute graph^1 shows intense growth in solar electricity generation in China so they are at least moving away from fossil fuel electricity generation at a rapid pace and fossil fuel electricity generation is plateaui
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by radium3d 8y ago
I was surprised to learn that github runs on ruby on rails. Interesting, I didn't know Ruby has been around just as long as PHP. I still would choose PHP if my opinion matters, just from my experience with the slow performance of ruby
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by radium3d 8y ago
Curious what your thoughts are on the [lack of] long term storage plan for the worn out and shuttered San Onofre power plant nuclear waste?
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by radium3d 8y ago
Sorry VW comes to mind in the auto industry and I'd have to Google "news company found guilty" for you for the other.
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by radium3d 8y ago
Man, I just tried out gmail and the UI is so bloated and slow. C'mon google, don't bullshit us that "gmail" is equivalent. It's not about what it can do, it's how it does it.
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by radium3d 8y ago
They may have motives but there are laws in place that prevent them from falsifying the data required to come to an intelligent conclusion of whether Tesla will pay off their debt or not so the data better not be false. As for the news orga
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by radium3d 8y ago
I'm talking strictly manufacturing numbers, are you saying Bloomberg or any other outside organization knows a more accurate number?
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by radium3d 8y ago
The manufacturing has been accelerating consistently, this is why I'm skeptical of the outside news articles which tend to ignore the progress.
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by radium3d 8y ago
Based on the information direct from Tesla about the consistent manufacturing acceleration.
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by radium3d 8y ago
I get the urge to block these news sources every time I see a tesla article pop up in my feed, but I have a personal policy of not blocking any news source, I just refuse to click them any longer despite the strong urge I get after reading
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by radium3d 8y ago
I can see the point, but the cheaper option for the corporation is still to pay the tax vs paying a living wage because not all employees will be using the federal support.
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by radium3d 8y ago
Was looking for info about TempleOS and found this video of him installing it on a VM and going over some of its features. NSFW, prepare for an abundance of profanity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBgIBF9Y6PE
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by radium3d 8y ago
The concept of "I doubt you'd hear any competent IT director ever say they won't experience data breaches in the future." should tell you why we don't send people to jail for this type of thing. 100% prevention of b
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by radium3d 8y ago
I agree, and have bought and sold their stock multiple times as we went between product releases, the current product set does feel like one of their best though after Intel sat on their hands for so long.

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