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by some1else 6y ago
Ha, good question. Generally, everyone switched to HTTPS. But that doesn't protect against situations like with Yahoo, where the agencies were tapped-in after the SSL termination. I guess it's not a stretch to assume it's sti
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by some1else 6y ago
This reminds me of how Linkedin and many others used to upload entire phonebooks to unecrypted endpoints, making it simple for US agencies to analyze social networks of foreigners with impunity.
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by some1else 6y ago
The cost of storage is marginal, 1 subscribing user subsidizes 100-1000 free users. The encryption computation is offloaded to the client as well. That's why this service is a profitable recipe for freemium. I'm sorry you're
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by some1else 6y ago
AppsFlyer, Google Analytics, Segment are in there.
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by some1else 6y ago
I was looking at the recent crop of products like the Comfy app, and Envoy's addition of safety features. How big of an issue is this for companies, really? What's your size, rate of growth at this stage? I've seen the basic
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by some1else 6y ago
Their advice was highly effective in bringing the company to bankruptcy, if that's the metric you were aiming for. Aside from destruction of private and public equity.
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Dithering Algorihms and Source Code (2012)(tannerhelland.com)
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by some1else 6y ago
Occiasionally it feels as if hurdles are placed specifically to make Google and Apple integration a pain. They're waging war and consumers are paying the price. We should hold them accountable, but the decreasing expectation of interop
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by some1else 6y ago
> The last 10 years of JavaScript on the client have been an utter shit show A fair number of people would disagree. I'd say it's advanced a lot, considering the limited role of JavaScript on the client in the past.
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by some1else 6y ago
Interesting to contrast the outcome with discussions under the Unity S-1[1] and similar threads. Some engineers outside of AAA game dev complain that certain core tenets of software engineering are hard to come by in Unity & Unreal proj
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by some1else 6y ago
You might prefer the 6-inch Joan Home device[1] (€ 249). It runs a productivity app[2], but the hardware and software stack is by the same company. 1: https://getjoan.com/shop/joan-home/ 2: https://www.
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by some1else 6y ago
There's an old saying that goes something like there are countless way to fail, but only a few ways to succeed. Perhaps there's more complexity in modeling failure?
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by some1else 6y ago
I have seen companies drastically reduce their spend on Facebook in the B2B SaaS space. The ones that are left are in the process of rebounding to the same volume as Q1, but something like 60% of advertisers went from tens of ads to 0 campa
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by some1else 6y ago
This heats up the computer as well, just like the real thing!
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by some1else 6y ago
Is this really a good idea in traffic?
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by some1else 6y ago
Author explains the state of documentation / mentions name change: There’s a frightening amount of stuff to write, and it will take me a while to explain everything. My current plan is, I’m actually releasing it as I’m writing th
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by some1else 6y ago
An interesting trait of the balkan languages is the perceived link between the spelling and phonetics, resulting in the phrase "Piši kao što govoriš" / "Write as you speak"
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by some1else 6y ago
I have seen men over-generalize things just as much as women. Case in point: your comment.
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by some1else 6y ago
Have seen a dozen of these ads this last week on YouTube, with new illustrations. I wonder what it's going to be like when they actually make the game they're selling.
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by some1else 6y ago
> Representatives from each company met to explore a possible acquisition but Apple ultimately passed.
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by some1else 6y ago
I made a similar data-vizualization inspired by Tim Urban's Life Calendar: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11467640 http://some1else.github.io/life/ http://github.com/some1els
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by some1else 6y ago
Here's a screencap of Philip Kaplan's newsletter from 2017 where he claims a friend at Instagram helped him get @DistroKid, which was registered but inactive: https://i.imgur.com/9mNY7lJ.png
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Alliance on Antitrust(allianceonantitrust.org)
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by some1else 6y ago
You might be thinking of the Princeton study which determined that policy is mainly influenced by wealthy interest groups[1]. The conclusions rang true with how a lot of people see the system operate in the past century. Interestingly enoug
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by some1else 6y ago
Facebook hate groups don't need Twitter accounts to operate. Regardless of the presumably positive outcome for the mainstream timeline, this is likely a futile whack-a-mole move that only benefits Twitter. Hate groups organize in priva
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by some1else 6y ago
It'd be interesting to find out what sort of impact the COVID situation had on chargeback rates. I don't have the data, but it's rational to assume that the numbers grew across the board. Stripe doesn't have any obligati
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Sponsor Black Open-Source Devs on GitHub(twitter.com)
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by some1else 6y ago
I think you're going to need a unique name for the app. Google and Google Drive are protected trademarks, so they wont let you use those. You're allowed to list the compatibility, but you have to make it crystal clear that this is
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by some1else 6y ago
Another example of redaction using OpenType features: http://projectseen.com/ > "Seen" is a typeface that is concerned with privacy and the interception of our communications by the NSA. It automatically strike
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by some1else 6y ago
Maybe you'll prefer the paper version then: https://www.amazon.com/Sprint-Solve-Problems-Test-Ideas-eboo...

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