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People already own their content if they buy it physically. And everyone else prefers the convenience of streaming. Also there is already multiple platforms with little to no regulation/'censorship' (namely onion service, tel
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Definitely. The amount of telegram spam on Reddit is insane, entire subs are being overrun by them. Even of the telegram itsself in almost all groups i've been in there is telegram spammers.
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Serious question: What problem does web3 or decentralization fix? - Oligopoly of the hyperscalers -> rent server from small provider like ovh/hetzner/netcup (there is plenty). The reason AWS, Azure and GCP are so popular is bec
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Playstore listing for the client https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.hermannschu...
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> Based on this very recent comment, even the creaters of Windows do not: I made a joke about this after the Windows 11 update introduced the new right click menu, meaning things like 7zip and my file reputation tool where all an additio
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Mozilla has a special agreement with Cloudflare to resolve DNS queries without logging anything, so that's not an argument against Firefox
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I'm getting the impression that many crypto bros, especially the influencers, have never written one line of code. So it will probably not reach them anyways and everything will continue as is. Also embarassing on HBR's part for h
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I always tell people to watch out what extensions they install, the webstore is a minefield
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You are right. everyone makes a mistake at some point and the fact that the dev used the ip hijacking service's name in the commit message to me signals that he wasn't aware of how shady it is Even if he was, a comment like "
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They sure have a fancy website for such a scummy operation
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Spider (.) com claims to have access to 70 million residential IPs How is this legal? And who even uses it?
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You can switch the region then, it takes 3 seconds and persists across visits.
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Do you have an alternative iconography for language selection? It undoubtedly makes the UX better, especially with many languages
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Actually it's gotten even more similar since this snapshot, now they use the yellow highlight in the top ribbon as well.
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His work shaped politics, alongside those of Locke, Montesquieu, Marx and Rousseau
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Looks fantastic, I'll definitely try this one out
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The Red Cross' servers with patient data have been hacked
(aljazeera.com)
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I think it's interesting and creative...
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Ever seen parents who just sit their toddlers in front of youtube kids and tiktok all day? atleast this has a positive influence on them
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There is a great video on why many of the streaming providers have started airing "trash tv"/reality tv shows. It's in German, but you can auto translate subtitles on PC https://youtube.com/watch?v=nD5YLL
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They might have changed it just now, or I copied the wrong one. Either way I replaced it with the correct url
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This right here just hit the frontpage, might be a fun idea to shield your contact info https://codecaptcha.io/
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> PostHog is the only open source product analytics platform where customer data never leaves your infrastructure That's wrong. I can give you 3 other open source selfhosted options off the top of my head: Offen, Counter, Matomo.
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What about Bitwarden? Open source and has a free plan for two people. The family plan includes one more seat than 1password and costs 20 € less per year
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Techradar lies to your face for marketing commissions
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For servers, there is countless providers. Not nearly as big as the hyperscalers, but certainly sufficient. Netcup, xTom, Hetzner, OVH, Scaleway just off the top of my head
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I wouldn't consider 4 $ per month a low cost for a password manager
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Marketing, that's why. Lastpass and Dashlane had big affiliate marketing schemes for some time
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Most likely via xCloud, cooperations will always opt for subscriptions.
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Microsoft has an AR goggle contract for the US Army, and functioning models of both this and the commercially distributed HoloLens, so you bet VR is in their reach.
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