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by return1 6y ago
You mean a lucky generation. They ll find better things to do than addicting people to scroll through pictures
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by return1 6y ago
Since the us finance authorities are willing to prop up the stock market forever, it would be foolish not to join the ride. Lets see how far they can push it
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by return1 6y ago
Isnt that breaking consumer protection laws by intentionally misinforming customers? Users have a right to know where their money is going, and this is also presents false information to the user about how much the service costs (much like
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by return1 6y ago
facebook's platform has existed since before ios and it has made thousands of developers millionaires. It was always completely free. Facebook payments exist, but they are optional. If anything, FB is the complete counter-example to ap
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by return1 6y ago
There are so many courses, that s not true anymore. The real money is in “how to make a course about dropshippin”
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by return1 6y ago
Zoom is not business software. Even slack barely is. Both have free version for the masses which is crucial to their success. A fair comparison would be with something that does not have free tier.
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by return1 6y ago
Half? Extremely generous
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by return1 6y ago
Time to ban AWS in Europe too. Maybe cut the transatlantic cables too. I mean we ve known for ten years we are definitely being spied on and did nothing
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Show HN: Twitter Pics to Slideshow(altwits.com)
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by return1 6y ago
Equador did A superpower creates a block of aligned countries
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by return1 6y ago
The eastern block existed. If anything you were more likely to find refuge from america somewhere than today. Plenty of places where americans were not safe.
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by return1 6y ago
No salespeople to sell dweb
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by return1 6y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/quasimondo/status/128437208846011...
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by return1 7y ago
polynesia pulled out of the agreement > On March 3, 2018, a mayor from French Polynesia said the agreement was "not a legal document" and had expired at the end of 2017 in response to a challenger trying to make it an issue for
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by return1 7y ago
more like , a big ship or something like a retired oil rig. It needs to go in deep waters (>200 miles off the coast) and stay there for extended periods of time (and weather). A cruise ship would be ideal as it can be relatively self-sus
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by return1 7y ago
Seasteading is not motivated by environmental concerns , but mainly by libertarian concerns to escape regulations and governments. How would they evade taxes in international territory where there are no taxes? [edit since i m blocked from
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by return1 7y ago
If you really want to help webmasters get rid of advertising, then start using cryptocurrencies and persuade them to switch to micropayments. It's that simple.
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by return1 7y ago
ad spend (as percentage of gdp) has remained constant for more than 100 years https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-BVIsd8mMLFM/Wk7XXTQvWEI/AAAAAAAAI...
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by return1 7y ago
anecdotally ( i turned off ads for my users and switched to contextual-only since GDPR) non-targeted ads bring ~40% less revenue. I suppose it varies widely between publisher type , country etc. I do not believe their data is representati
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by return1 7y ago
that s not my memory at all. there were tons of all kinds of fancy player players in linux or windows (winamp? i dont think it was relevant then). Itunes was nothing special, in fact it was so odd that it had to scan every file, and have it
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by return1 7y ago
Alright but your ad hominem is not enough to support your claim.
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by return1 7y ago
I dont think there is an MBP equivalent in hardware. That said , i wonder why do developers work in laptops, which are extremely anti-ergonomic and generally terrible for working long hours. My solution is a good thinkpad + a docking statio
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by return1 7y ago
The reverse is also true: On windows i do everything on keyboard (i usually work with desktop / external kbd & mouse). It's possible to navigate everything in windows with the kbd, while that s not true in macs, which frustrat
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by return1 7y ago
An interesting idea is to use some form of game / sandbox evnirnment for interactions. Interestingly, highfidelity which was until recently a VR-focused startup announced that they are switching to a more business oriented desktop expe
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by return1 7y ago
And yet none of them returned to their ‘country’
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by return1 7y ago
Laws would change if the culture changes. I think it s cultural, first
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by return1 7y ago
From an outside perspective, americans are more willing to try (and to dump) new things, period. It takes an arduous amount of energy to convince europeans to do the same, and you re likely to be rewarded with obnoxious remarks. And you can
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by return1 7y ago
Instead of arguing about access to Apple's walled garden, maybe spotify et al should develop their ecosystems around the proven, open web , and then sue apple if they 're refusing to support technologies they need. This would be a
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by return1 7y ago
Why yes, multiple other professors have found it. https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/04/22/happiest-places-po...
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by return1 7y ago
The real reason they are failing is not user-unfriendliness or tracking though. It's the intense competition and the broadening of the publisher base by 1000x with the advent of the internet, and the natural supply-demand adjustment to

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