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by rbinv 8y ago
Not that hard, really, as Google Ads exposes all data via their API. Of course you'd need to glue the data together with whatever you have, but it's not really that hard to do.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Google has a separate tracking mechanism with regards to bounce/back to SERP rates which does not require GA at all. Time on site could theoretically be implied. It has also been (somewhat officially) stated that GA data is not used fo
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by rbinv 8y ago
You're implying that Facebook is - widely - using unknown privilege escalation exploits in browsers for tracking purposes? That's absurd.
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by rbinv 8y ago
They do have a patent filing: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect2=PTO1&Sect2=H...
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by rbinv 8y ago
Too much "1337 h4x0r" stuff. It's public knowledge (or even open source code) what browsers expose, and system logs or CPU serial numbers are certainly not part of that.
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by rbinv 8y ago
What a bunch of clickbait nonsense. > After a few weeks, we had slashed bug fixing time, which increased productivity by 25%. The fruit baskets at work played a key role in this productivity increase! > In the end, it increased produc
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by rbinv 8y ago
Still slow on Chrome, though.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Yes. Most actions have become so slow that quickly closing the Gmail tab after doing something (e.g. sending an email) triggers the onunload confirmation dialog most of the time. That didn't happen nearly as often with the old version.
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by rbinv 8y ago
This is also the company that acquired Ghostery.
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by rbinv 8y ago
265 W TDP stock, yet comes with an unlocked multiplier? Good luck with overclocking. 5 GHz (as demoed) won't be easily attainable. Interestingly, AMD's TR 2990WX has a 100 MHz lower clock rate (3.0/4.2 GHz), but achieves a TD
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by rbinv 8y ago
Ads will never go away, ever. They work too well and always will.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Bing is probably the default search engine.
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by rbinv 8y ago
I think it's doubtful that Facebook wouldn't store that information server-side (you know, to achieve even better ad targeting). Maybe it's both, though.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Awesome, thanks for the tip. This also seems to work with non-Gmail URLs, where the "authuser" parameter is used (e.g. Google Analytics).
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by rbinv 8y ago
Should have gone pesca-pescatarian.
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by rbinv 8y ago
> And if anyone at Google is reading, you should try recommending these strategies for speeding up pages instead of pushing self-serving faux standards like AMP. They kind of do: https://developers.google.com/speed/d
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by rbinv 8y ago
You're right.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Here it is: "First, cut your food into pieces before you eat it. Second, rearrange the pieces so that they are perfectly symmetric on your plate. Finally, press your eating utensil against the top of your food three times."
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by rbinv 8y ago
iliac seems to be your very own venture. A disclaimer would have been nice. In what form exactly hasn't the industry been "financially stable" for you and why? As a contractor? As an employee?
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by rbinv 8y ago
Active noise cancellation?
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by rbinv 8y ago
Except they actually are talking about all the versions, including desktop apps.
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by rbinv 8y ago
See above (last line).
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by rbinv 8y ago
He says so in another tweet/reply.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Office for Windows (WIN32) will be an Electron app? I have no words. edit, since there seems to be some confusion: I am explicitly talking about the WIN32 variant, which he confirmed to be based on Electron.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Aren't all manufacturers dependent on ASML's stuff, anyway? As far as I know, none of the big guys are developing their own EUV tech. Where's the edge?
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by rbinv 9y ago
> This makes it clear when some app is starting to blow up and consume a huge amount. And how often does that actually happen anymore, really? Yes, Chrome and friends are memory hogs, but a constant RAM indicator? If a MacBook (or any ot
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by rbinv 9y ago
Broccoli is not really high in (net) carbs.
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by rbinv 9y ago
My thoughts exactly. I executed it just in case.
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by rbinv 9y ago
The worst thing about all these iOS animations is that they seem to have some sort of invisible animation frames after having (visibly) finished, blocking any user input for an additional couple hundred milliseconds even though nothing is (
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by rbinv 9y ago
Yes: "IPv10 allows hosts from two IP versions (IPv4 and IPv6) to be able to communicate, and this can be accomplished by having an IPv10 packet containing a mixture of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in the same IP packet header."

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