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> But, it is built on standard, open web platform features. - url highjacking isn't standard, or open, or a feature. - forcing javascript to load from a specific domain is not standard either.
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I can't help but feel AMP is a step in the wrong direction and was quite possibly a disingenuous play from Google from the get-go. URL highjacking is harmful for the web and I can't for the life of me understand how this project c
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10y ago
> Protectionist trade policies are going to be great for software engineers. So in addition to manufacturing jobs coming back demand and therefore jobs will increase for one of the best paying professions in the country.
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10y ago
Make no mistake, system-platforms failed.
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10y ago
geo-blocked for copyright because why?? Geez did we ever fail at this whole internet thing. Copyright is absolutely ridiculous.
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10y ago
The thing with a settlement. He now wont be found to have conned thousands.
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10y ago
Hypothetically speaking lets say that Russia did in fact intervene in the election but Trump did not collude or have any part in it. Is there any written law or established precedence as to what to do in that situation?
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10y ago
...or your monitor, keyboard, & mouse to work with any content.
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All it takes are tariffs and the economics of having manufacturing over seas becomes radically different.
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Do you then also suggest that those who called to vote for HRC support the destruction of government data, lying under oath, and support the unlawful invasion of Iraq?
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10y ago
I'd argue Twitter is being saved from itself right now. Hard to say what will emerge out of this but twitter has not been on the right path ever since it killed its developer program and closed its API. Twitter badly needed this shakeu
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10y ago
This is really cool. Why not also support the web? With an Immutable store you could easily use react to display this app on the web without needing native install. Great job. Look forward to seeing where this goes.
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A good designer is quite important but I'd only suggest making them a 1st hire if said designer manages social media and provides customer support.
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10y ago
Where does Apple respond? Or is this blog maintained by Apple?
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10y ago
yup.
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10y ago
Agreed. They don't stand a chance really.
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10y ago
Great point. IMHO Regardless if you use GA or not, AMP will be a non-starter for any respectable developer who advocates for the open web for this reason.
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10y ago
more importantly, why?
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10y ago
Why do you assume you only receive accurate news if news agencies have a revenue stream? I would argue the opposite is true. Advertising increases the likelihood that your news in not honest and accurate.
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Saeed Malekpour is not a Canadian citizen. Unless he was abducted from Canadian soil I can't see how the Canadian government can justify involvement.
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It matters because its the consumers responsibility to know what they are buying. Obviously for a consumer to do their due diligence a product must be what is claims to be.
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It's more likely a customer of Linode who is the target.
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10y ago
> The authors recommend changing policy to report the lowest vertical clearance for bridges, rather than the highest Common fucking sense.
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Awesome. You should tell your father to double down on this news. This is marketing gold.
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What a strange blog post. It goes from being a strong argument why he should have the @JFK account to a strong argument why he shouldn't.
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10y ago
Not only that, in this example the shopkeeper is simply helping the customer find what they are most likely requesting simply to be helpful. A more accurate example would have shopkeepers buying customer data from each other using a 3rd par
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10y ago
It won't. This tax is ultimately unenforceable since it would be trivial to put down a family member as living at your vacant house. All they would have to do is collect mail there and it would be virtually impossible to prove otherwis
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10y ago
In an ideal world this article would not be posted on Facebook.
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10y ago
> A programmer who works 55 hours a week will produce twice as much code - but for how long? By my experience I would say around 18-24 months.
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10y ago
This just means LinkedIn values Microsoft stock more than Salesforce stock. No?
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