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541.
by ssss11 5y ago
They’re turning browsers into shopping malls
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by ssss11 5y ago
My 2c is it doesn’t matter what they’re called. The important thing is to understand what The Next Big Thing actually is and relate it back to what it used to be called, and understand any differences.
543.
by ssss11 5y ago
Don’t they have whole separate sites per country, not language? I could be a French speaker living in England and still want to browse the UK Amazon in French.
544.
by ssss11 5y ago
Yep there should be a rollback plan, a change review process prior to running it and successful tests from a test system (which should be identical to prod)
545.
by ssss11 5y ago
There’s a chip that is on even when the device is off - others will have more information and links. There was discussion recently about this. I think it’s to keep Bluetooth on for ‘FindMy’ functionality…
546.
by ssss11 5y ago
Don’t suck it up if it will affect your mental health (sounds like it is). The best option as someone else has said is lock in the new job before leaving so I’d be getting out there interviewing. Worst case you have the savings to just leav
547.
by ssss11 5y ago
The topic is divisive because of human nature. People need to believe in the foundations of their life and the decisions they make, there are a lot of people who don’t want to see the change that crypto could bring and fundamentally no one
548.
by ssss11 5y ago
I too would like to know if people think this has a bright future. My 2 cents from reading about it - the HNS token can barely be found anywhere - you need to be able to get it on popular exchanges. They use the token so the cost stops squa
549.
by ssss11 5y ago
Chromium development
550.
by ssss11 5y ago
There are a couple of others who own wires but really only in London (colt, forget the other one) BT retail (the arm that sells to clients) has strict rules that forbid it from sharing with BT wholesale (the arm that sells to the other ISPs
551.
by ssss11 5y ago
Yeah they’re gonna own all eth later 2
552.
by ssss11 5y ago
Well not exactly. The blockchain is distributed and you effectively can’t modify it (let’s not get into 51% attacks etc) A centralised database is controlled and modifiable by the owner - government, private company or whoever. They will ac
553.
by ssss11 5y ago
For BitTorrent isn’t there a tracker server which establishes your connection to the swarm? BGP - as in for routers? I’m talking end user applications SMTP - needs a server I believe, in any case there may be a way to craft and send emails
554.
by ssss11 5y ago
I imagine that approach would result in 0 eligible women! :D
555.
by ssss11 5y ago
Some really practical thoughts here
556.
by ssss11 5y ago
This seems novel, well done! I wonder how much demand there is for such a tool.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Facebook owns it
558.
by ssss11 5y ago
When in retail IT I created a script that improved the daily polling processes from hundreds of retail stores to the central system. All I did was make it more resilient to error conditions, and re-poll any error’d stores once. Before: I’d
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by ssss11 5y ago
It’s an interesting question - I (an ex-sysadmin) would always go to official sites. My parents on the other hand, retired and not good with computers, would just search in google and click whatever’s at the top. Their generation are comple
560.
by ssss11 5y ago
It might be helpful to give some information on what the business product or service is
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by ssss11 5y ago
This seems really cool!!
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by ssss11 5y ago
They both exist, except with big data the latest buzzword I keep hearing is “data lake” but its nothing new except a new term. I think the hype went to AI/ML and crypto/blockchain And in a year it’ll go somewhere else :) this is n
563.
by ssss11 5y ago
The internet is not decentralised name one application or website which does not require a server in the middle between two clients. Edit: but I agree there are already ways Web3 things can be done, and decentralization can be done without
564.
by ssss11 5y ago
This website is unusable on mobile a full screen ad enforcing pop up thing appears.
565.
by ssss11 5y ago
I think this space is ripe for something better. Your problem will be integrating with vendors device configs (apple, samsung, android etc). I don’t have them spread out everywhere but I think I’m atypical. A good example are my parents-in-
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by ssss11 5y ago
I usually leave either because (a) company, team or manager culture is bad, (b) unexpected opportunity or (c) bored/restless. This sounds like c. I recently moved because I was bored and there were no internal options. I had been conte
567.
by ssss11 5y ago
If it’s a gaming startup I’d say they’re hard at work testing product! Otherwise I wouldn’t care whether it’s gaming versus _insert any other non-work activity_ unless the work isn’t getting done. If it’s not getting done I’d focus the inev
568.
by ssss11 5y ago
Yeah Australia too. The date in the title is Feb 12th :p
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by ssss11 5y ago
It sounds like prison! Gosh
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by ssss11 5y ago
This or something similar I believe is the best Chrome competitor option in the near future. As others have commented it would need to be run by a group that can consistently and quickly put out new versions to correspond to new Chromium ve

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