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by rbinv 7y ago
I guess 2023 came early.
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by rbinv 7y ago
"Ich stand unter Zugzwang" is just as correct as "Das neue Produkt der Konkurrenz bringt uns in Zugzwang", although being "under" Zugzwang sounds more common to me. You could also say "Das Produkt sorgt fü
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by rbinv 7y ago
Wrong thread?
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by rbinv 7y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but I found it funny that the logo dots animate differently (within the SVG) on each page view.
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by rbinv 7y ago
Which city?
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by rbinv 7y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, sounds pretty insane.
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by rbinv 7y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is real or not. If it is: what the fuck.
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Ultrasound sensing makes Nest displays more accessible(blog.google)
1 points by rbinv 7y ago|0 comments
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by rbinv 7y ago
Not disagreeing with the FBI, but do _that_ many smart TVs actually have cameras in them? Most (if not all) of Samsung's current product lineup, for example. don't.
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by rbinv 7y ago
Tracking and targeting are just two possible reasons why people dislike ads. Invasiveness is another one - think popups, popunders, layers, interstitials, pre-/postrolls etc. So even if they don't do "tracking", injectin
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by rbinv 7y ago
> Seems a bit odd for a company that brands itself as a privacy search engine. Cliqz is nothing but a parasite disguised as a pro-privacy product, funded by Hubert Burda Media ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubert_Bu
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by rbinv 7y ago
It's important to differentiate between "link juice" and overall ranking power which I think you mean by "Google juice" (as links are not all there is to ranking well). That said, I agree that penalties/demotio
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by rbinv 7y ago
Here's a talk that's pretty mind-boggling, too: Indistinguishable From Magic: Manufacturing Modern Computer Chips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGFhc8R_uO4
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by rbinv 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks.
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by rbinv 7y ago
> tens of billions of HTTP requests per day Could you elaborate? Seems very high, even for ad impressions.
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A New Look for Google Search(blog.google)
31 points by rbinv 7y ago|17 comments
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by rbinv 7y ago
Ahh yes, the origin of this phrase. I still cringe every time I see it used.
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by rbinv 7y ago
Idiocracy seems more and more like a forecast.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Ads do help with discovery. But most of it is exploitation of psychological shortcomings and biases.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Competition. Other companies do shady stuff (that works), so you "have to," too.
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by rbinv 8y ago
> If I was Google I would be providing easy to use blogging site, blog readers and a loose social network that encouraged links to other sites (perhaps similar to HN on a larger scale) that would be easy for third-parties to integrate. S
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by rbinv 8y ago
You seem to be rather shameless yourself as you're still annoyingly dropping links to your app any chance you get (almost no matter the topic). This was even mentioned to you roughly a month ago by someone else: https://news
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by rbinv 8y ago
Cannabis is not actually legal in the Netherlands (rather somewhat "tolerated"), but your point is still mostly valid as there's no real reason for people not to smoke if they want to.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Very doubtful. Where are the crises in legal states/countries?
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by rbinv 8y ago
You should stop advertising your product in all of your comments.
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by rbinv 8y ago
In general, you wouldn't be able to access third-party cookies this way, though.
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by rbinv 8y ago
If enabled, it does provide targeting capabilities (by tracking across multiple key domains).
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by rbinv 8y ago
You could try the free version of Google Optimize if you don't mind using a Google product.
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by rbinv 8y ago
Companies have begun switching tracking tech to first-party cookies (where possible) since Apple's introduction of "Intelligent Tracking Protection," so Mozilla's similar move probably won't have that much of an imp
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by rbinv 8y ago
DNT is pretty much dead because no one ever really honored it.

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