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6y ago
That story is still ongoing. "New" ublock is still scamming people
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6y ago
The Target thing was for related shopping. The scandal was thar Target noticed before she told people explicitly.
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Calling a website good.com doesn't make it good. A site with open redirects is a bad site.
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It's just colorful language for the fact that ads and spyware score high on their model for bad websites.
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6y ago
Bitrot in human memory is the same. Memories change during the process of recalling them, not while they are in "storage".
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I guess Linus's recent project to communicate more respectfully didn't pan out.
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Internal PSU adds heat that is noisy or expensive to dissipate or is avoided by throttling performance.
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It would be fascinating if true if the big "brand name" companies whose entire business is based on charging more for the same commodity product as a generic store brand, but using advertising to justify the higher price in the c
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You are conflating value of the marginal ad with value of any ads at all, and also exaggerating what those articles say One of them said tracking cookies only boosted conversion 4%, and another said P&G did better with some traditional
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You are conflating value of the marginal ad with value of any ads at all.
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If you trust Google more than your browser and your own self, surely they deserve to make money off the hard work they put in to earn your trust.
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If the site is in her browser history she'll get an autocomplete suggestion for jcpenney.com .
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You need to have a thick skin in business. What matters are whether consumers are happy.
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You are under no obligation to use Google's browser or search engine if you believe it doesn't provide you with a valuable search experience.
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6y ago
What are some examples?
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It's not sneaky to compete in a marketplace.
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Something bizarre in that URL
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MFA was standard in industry leaders 10 years ago.
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The source code is already out there, so any compromises have already been found and exploited. Leaking it further won't create more vulnerabilities, and more likely will cause existing vulnerabilities to be found by white hats
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6y ago
By a cheap phone and send the extra money to relief organizations.
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6y ago
adjusting for inflation is also adjusting for purchasing power, so the old numbers might be a better reference point for low Cost of Living in India
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6y ago
Costco shareholders are 't doing as well as.. Walmart, which is the point.
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Which causes more trouble than it's worth and forum posters should stop.
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Parent's comment was vaguely worded so I think you mistook it as saying Apple wanting to pay higher wages.
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I believe the author has legitimate grievances, but I found that article very hard to read and understand (except that it's clear the author and Matthias had very bad interactions). It reads as a confusing diary entry or a first rough
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The question was more why employees should agree to it.
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Only in the sense that you can't harvest losses by selling.
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Significant is $, not %. 10% of $1M beats 100% of $10k. Why would you expect options to pay big for a non-unicorn? Unicorn means the startup investment succeeded in its goal. No one gets rich when their investment fails.
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Why are we talking about good work? Whether the work is good isn't the employee's problem. I'd love to get $1m/yr for bad work, so I can put that money to good use.
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I don't think it prevents dilution. Hard to believe investors would agree to a scheme where new rounds pay a % fee directly to employees.
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