tedeh

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by tedeh 8y ago
Here's one benefit: you can request your personal data from every organization you have been interacting with.
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by tedeh 8y ago
The generally held opinion on this is that that would never work, because Google has no reason to pay 5M a year to something that is available to anyone for free. The keyword is "slightly modified" here which implies that the modi
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by tedeh 8y ago
Average peoples sense of entitlement when it comes to exploiting others freely given work probably comes as no surprise to anyone who has ever put anything open source up on Github or anywhere else.
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by tedeh 8y ago
Enforcing it is going to be quite simple. The "DMV" or equivalent will have a very hard time explaining why they are still giving out license plates for new vehicles that are not electric if the ban is made law.
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by tedeh 8y ago
How can you do online shopping if you can't interact with the web page? Everyone forced to send an email when they want to buy?
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by tedeh 8y ago
Completely new sites might take a while to rank, even for the exact keyword/business name.
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by tedeh 8y ago
2600 calories man ... that number really blows my mind!
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by tedeh 8y ago
I don't know if that is so, but as a solution "basic housing" may be required too then?
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by tedeh 8y ago
Ha, I write telemarketing support systems for a living and feel your pain. It might not be sexy work but sure helps to grease the wheels of commerce and put food on the table.
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by tedeh 8y ago
Sites like that is why I have the Chrome plugin "Quick JavaScript Switcher" that instantly disables JavaScript and reloads the page. As soon as noise starts blasting when it's uncalled for, I just hit the panic button next to
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by tedeh 8y ago
All Vietnam war deserters were given a conditional amnesty by Gerald Ford shortly after he pardoned Nixon in 1974, and all deserters were ultimately pardoned by the Carter administration in 1977 so that they could return home.
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by tedeh 8y ago
What grand times we live in, where you can actually get this kind of data from the services that you use. Having the law say your personal data is owned by you and not some company just because it's on their server may turn out to be a
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by tedeh 8y ago
Im suggesting a UI feature same as the one Github has when deleting repos: clearly input the full name of the repo, or in this case, maybe input ”I UNDERSTAND” in order to proceed. This could be a browser plugin maybe... Access to my person
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by tedeh 8y ago
... but they made one (runtime only) for that particular use case if I understood the slides correctly, and that is the optimization.
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by tedeh 8y ago
Any ideas on why "they" appear unable to keep the price up at this point in time and continue fueling the hype? Already cashed out or just impossible to stem the tide of disillusioned people taking their losses and exiting?
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by tedeh 8y ago
Say what? Open sourcing everything?
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by tedeh 8y ago
May be hard to explain to stock holders looking for return on the acquisition...
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by tedeh 8y ago
They key term is of course "at a slower rate" which implies more and more of the total wealth of society is accumulated at the top.
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by tedeh 8y ago
And the patent in action: https://youtu.be/pch3hoUtfJ0?t=45s
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by tedeh 8y ago
A simple Object.keys(str|obj|etc...) call on your iterating object makes the other functions work on those data types too. Lodash may be fast, but recently I've been avoiding the basic "lodash function with native js equivalent&qu
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by tedeh 8y ago
I see you have registered a company. How do you plan to monetize?
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by tedeh 8y ago
Why would the "website provider" ever be given access to the dynamic IP assignments of an ISP? This information will normally only be given out by court order and/or police request, at least in my native Sweden.
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by tedeh 8y ago
"The vast majority of internet services" I haven't seen a single service preparing to explicitly tell EU users to go somewhere else, except random comments on HN claiming so. Also the EU economy is about the size of the US so
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by tedeh 8y ago
Not to mention feeling the conscious control of your breathing slipping away. That was always a slightly freakish experience for me when I used to do lucid dreaming in my teens.
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by tedeh 8y ago
Don't forget to turn on the captions/subtitles.
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Primitive Technology: Round hut(youtube.com)
1 points by tedeh 8y ago|1 comments
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by tedeh 8y ago
My Macbook Pro has custom upgrades (RAM and disk) and it IS eligible for the replacement program according to the form.
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by tedeh 8y ago
I totally agree with you and I love Primitive Technology, but let's not lose track on that these videos are edited too. All the failures and retries are left out, what is left is only a clear path from start to finish that looks decept
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by tedeh 8y ago
IANAL, but why does he not just change the name to "JS" and be done with it? Edit: looks like he was suggested this in the Reddit thread and thought it was a good idea.
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Stop Calling These Dark Design Patterns or Dark UX(uxdesign.cc)
37 points by tedeh 8y ago|22 comments

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