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by stef25 8y ago
Google must surely be able to tell the difference between the original site and copying site because of timestamps. How would an Adwords campaign change that?
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by stef25 8y ago
Sorry, calling BS on this one. By simply copying a site you get flagged as having duplicate content. Then there's DMCA. I've seen an e-commerce site's homepage get de-indexed, killing the business, due to 1 single image being
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by stef25 8y ago
It's a POC with no intention other than seeing if it would be possible, isn't it?
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by stef25 8y ago
How can a "service" be scraped, unless the service is just making content available? Or are you referring to the copy that promotes the service? Scraping is very easy if your content is rendered on the server. If it's rendere
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by stef25 8y ago
Proxies are actually shockingly cheap
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by stef25 8y ago
Correct, the database directive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_Directive Aka Directive 96/9/EC of the European Parliament
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by stef25 8y ago
What if I created my content by slightly altering other content? Like writing a news article from a Reuters press release, how much difference does there need to be? Seems like a pretty hard line to draw.
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by stef25 8y ago
This is the same as "poison pills" right? A directory website would include some fake entries so that if they pop up on other sites they could have only come from copying the original directory. A scraper could get around that by
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by stef25 8y ago
Any benzo would probably work but they need time to kick in.
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by stef25 8y ago
There's a world of difference between panic, anxiety and a panic attack.
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by stef25 8y ago
I've had just one of these and it was horrible. Lying in bed, I started to get subtle pins & needles in my feet which moved up to my knees and the numbness just kept moving up. I thought I was having some kind of stroke so I jumped
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by stef25 8y ago
Yeah, I didn't phrase that properly. Of course patients should communicate how much pain they are in, but they shouldn't communicate the type of painkillers that are to be prescribed.
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by stef25 8y ago
This is like saying web developers aren't responsible for thousands of websites getting hacked through some plugin, because the authors of a plugin simply said it was cool, and they advertised it as such and the devs got some affiliate
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by stef25 8y ago
It would be fair to make choices in the sense of picking a longer treatment that doesn't force you to stay home from work, vs a shorter treatment that would. And of course "another round of chemo" or "I can't be f*c
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by stef25 8y ago
I discovered that changing a few headers gives you full access to the private/internal API used by the mobile app of a pretty massive website. The biggest WTF is you have to send a Bearer Token but the value isn't checked. So many
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by stef25 8y ago
The doctors. Anyone who spends the better part of a decade studying medicine can't be ignorant about opioids and addiction, regardless of what the slimy Purdue representative tells them. The only excuse they have for the blatant over p
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by stef25 8y ago
Late reply to say I immensely enjoyed this book. Highly recommended.
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by stef25 8y ago
Personally I'm nowhere near any of this business (nor any business at all for that matter) and I'm in Europe where I'm sure laws differ. Anyway, just out of curiosity are you involved in this from the law enforcement side? Th
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by stef25 8y ago
> I don't want to be negative, but show the hypocrisy of such a statement. Europeans are offensively egotistical, arrogant, and stand-on podiums of self righteousness. Now now :) Some Americans can be loud in settings where European
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by stef25 8y ago
The tube sites have (official?) channels for all the big porn studios + they have this "verified amateur" feature as well. That's not all piracy afaik.
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by stef25 8y ago
Buy a t-shirt and get access to my members only blog / porn site. I can see how it's against the rules of the payment provider but this wouldn't be fraud would it?
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by stef25 8y ago
Without wanting to sound like a socialist, couldn't these apps / businesses just be built to "cover costs"? Instead of producing 500 millionaires. I'm not saying I could necessarily resist the temptation of becoming
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by stef25 8y ago
25MB files "work" but still abnormally slow for my 16GB RAM machine, 200MB files forget it. I'll do some more testing and report.
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by stef25 8y ago
Way better than any Office alternative but also extremely sluggish on my machine. I just use it to read csv files and even at that it's abnormally slow.
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by stef25 8y ago
> their incessant need to grow This need is something I've never really understood and indeed is the root of all these problems. Zuck wouldn't be mister billionaire if he'd kept FB V1, but the world would have been better
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by stef25 8y ago
No such thing as free will though
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by stef25 8y ago
Love the topic but after reading Gwern's write up about microdosing (= pretty much the only thing out there coming close to a scientific study), I'm not sure about it even "working". https://www.gwern.net&#x2F
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by stef25 8y ago
It's a bit of a shortcut, but diazepam or xanax or something similar really works wonders. It doesn't knock you out or anything, it really just takes away the anxiety.
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by stef25 8y ago
I like the idea of psychedelics being free to use but only in recognised centers or "retreats", under professional guidance Holland did the OTC experiment already and there must be interesting data about this somewhere. I don&#x27
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by stef25 8y ago
After experimenting with psychedelics in my late teens (mid 90s) I wanted to know more and got a Bsc in Neuroscience from Manchester University. My thesis was on how research in psychedelics can help us learn more about schizophrenia (I was

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