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by seandoe 5y ago
The big change they are suggesting is that the gtm code is no longer accessed via a predictable Google domain, rather it is requested through a subdomain of the parent site.
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by seandoe 5y ago
You missed the same domain part. How are you going to block a request when you don't know the url?
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by seandoe 5y ago
No, I think you're missing their point. They weren't proposing a solution. They were simply offering an explanation as to why the situation exists. A good explanation at that, too.
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by seandoe 5y ago
I know people are always talking about the downfall of the web, but doesn't hackernews show that the spirit is alive and well? And further, great sites don't have to devolve into shit. I don't use social media, so to me the w
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by seandoe 5y ago
We're talking past each other. I agree with you 100%, irregardless of my point above.
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by seandoe 5y ago
You're missing my point. Call it anything you like. I'm not saying Spotify doesn't have the right to do whatever is in that contract (which I assume is anything they want) with the content. By the same token, that doesn'
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by seandoe 5y ago
Yea, I understand your point and I don't think Joe Rogan has been completely "deplatformed". I'm sure it's still possible to find the books after a book burning, or more, book burning doesn't mute the author so
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by seandoe 5y ago
> deplatforming of the (at best, bimbo level) podcast the Joe Rogan Experience (which hasn't even happened!) Spotify Removes 70 Episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience - https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2022/02&#x2
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by seandoe 5y ago
It's funny to read all the apple support here. I would guess most of these people have iphones and think apple just made a better product than google. That's not the issue nor the truth. Android messages works great for Android to
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by seandoe 5y ago
Intellectual as an adjective, relating to the intellect. Without any claim to degree of intellect. So as opposed to emotional, physical, or spiritual loneliness. This is a loneliness of the mind, intellect. I see it as a product of speciali
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by seandoe 5y ago
This comes across as very defensive and reactionary. I didn't draw any of those conclusions from that reading. I don't think op is necessarily proud of not being able to relate to people, much the opposite in fact. Rather, you see
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by seandoe 5y ago
> Equality of outcome feels horrible at the level of the individual, but across a society, it leads to greater equality and happiness. "Equality of outcome" == "greater equality"... Well yea, assuming outcome is defin
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by seandoe 5y ago
Are there no regulatory agencies that review new car designs? Like if a car is to be imported into country X, besides meeting all established regulations (emissions, safety, etc), there isn't anybody who gives it even a once over? Thi
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by seandoe 5y ago
So take your ball and go home.
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by seandoe 5y ago
I disagree. Frontend/backend is a fine descriptor for web, mobile, etc. Anything that has a UI, "client", "frontend", etc, and then services that process and feed those "frontends" with data are "back
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by seandoe 5y ago
Yes, I'm with you. The focus and obsession with doom and collapse needs to end. It's like porn. We're biologically programmed to direct our attention to it. While the various media fuel this neverending stream of negativity,
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by seandoe 5y ago
Once price parity is remotely close, I believe a lot of people (myself included) will recognize all the auxiliary benefits and opt for cultured meat. Once price parity is achieved and succeeded, there'll be no looking back.
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by seandoe 5y ago
Most people building houses now are comparatively rich?
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by seandoe 5y ago
Yea that sentence came off wrong. I don't doubt the OP's claim at all. I was trying to acknowledge that billing that amount to anyone isn't right and looking to make the point that healthcare is expensive and how "we&quo
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by seandoe 5y ago
Without knowing anything, 10 million seems excessive, but 6 months in a hospital will no doubt be expensive. I don't want to stir up bad feelings, I'm just curious, was there a good chance that your dad was going to make it out of
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by seandoe 5y ago
And they helped the dead with vocal harmonizing during recording of working man's dead and American Beauty. Cool stuff.
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by seandoe 5y ago
I think we're blessed to live in a time where we have such a plethora of scientific knowledge that shows how deeply connected we are to the natural world and each other. It's a shame we choose to focus on our subtle differences to
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by seandoe 5y ago
But that's the same game. Just pass the blame. Yes, let's recognize media, foreign state, etc roles in all of this. But let's also take responsibility and therefore control of the situation ourselves.
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by seandoe 6y ago
They don't get paid to make the modern web usable. They get paid to do what their project managers tell them. I see this first hand everyday. I've tried to fight it. I've tried to prioritize performance, usability, etc. It&#x
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by seandoe 6y ago
> early 2000’s sort of thing Right. It probably IS an old site and they've had years to iron-out bugs.
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by seandoe 6y ago
I know what you're saying, but that's not a great example. In the right crowd, cocaine is very fungible. So to your point, if gov makes crypto illegal will it still be difficult to use in black markets? Idk
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by seandoe 6y ago
This. If I can only listen in all the interesting rooms, why does it matter that I listen "live". If there were features that somehow allowed for controlled interaction, there would be more of an appeal.
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by seandoe 6y ago
This is just like when they got rid of the star ratings. It annoyed me at the time, but it all makes sense. They want to take away tools that allow you to make your own click choices and doing so gives them more power to control what you ul
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by seandoe 6y ago
I'm not saying there aren't many more points of weakness. I'm just saying there is value in data being proactively removed from places that the company has control of.
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by seandoe 6y ago
But the receiver having access to the message for eternity isn't the only issue to address. If a phone is subpoenaed and the messages of interest are no longer on the phone nor on a server, that's a powerful feature.

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