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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   Is it basically a simple web crawler that parses the structured Schema.org data? I tried Amazon.de but it seems to block (503 HTTP) the requests already.
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   I like how the blog page itself is on http.
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   The author is referring to the ePrivacy directive - its not the same as the GDPR. Does he mean the ePrivacy regulation? The ePrivacy regulation (not directive) is no binding law yet.
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   I'm wondering what the actual solutions are - we've got plenty of alternatives but we tend to not use them as its comfortable to use Google solutions. They put plenty of effort into their software and at that scale it is amazing h
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   What do you think could be actively done to "stop Google"? Dont use AMP? Well you will lose money / power. Dont use search? Maybe miss out opportunities. How can I as marketeer convince my clients as Google traffic is 90% sou
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   Wouldn't this cause filter bubbles? And could open up privacy abuse because all your history is available?
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   You can blame Google for a lot - however I believe if it wasn't about Google someone else would dictate the game. In the past it was Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, XFire, .. I mean those companys were so big (e. g. XFire for gaming streaming) but th
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   Anyone tested how E-Mail clients display those tags?
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   by tomschwiha 6y ago

   I can think of two Options: You could try getting in touch directly with new clients (costs time and effort) and negotiate a better deal. You could negotiate with your friend to pay you the full amount but pay your friend a fixed fee instea
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    by tomschwiha 6y ago

    From my experience most don't as it costs more money (ressources). For me a hidden input with some math solved by Javascript got rid of 10 spam contact requests per day to actually 0. However of course, the larger a page gets the more
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    by tomschwiha 6y ago

    In Germany you have to tell your boss, but it can't be denied if within worktime limits (48h / w)
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    by tomschwiha 6y ago

    For me the knowledge that bots rather don't execute and run Javascript helps to get rid of most bot comment/contact requests.
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    by tomschwiha 6y ago

    I like the path[1] when you've reached the final Destination (or the end of Twitter) [1] https://twiktwok.github.io/test2.html
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    There are quite a few attempts to that topic (Parsec Gaming, Shadow Gaming, ..) I tried a few of them but as for latency relevant online gaming current solutions are rather meh. For an old laptop I guess its alright and price for casual gam
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    The data is based on played games from the Twitch API. This means popular games are more likely to be shown at the top. However there may be a gem at the last pages or if you combine multiple games.
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    Show HN: Suggest related video games played by others(thegamefox.net)

    2 points by tomschwiha 7y ago|1 comments
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    Depends on the niche. Some work easily out (especially if its about products with an EAN), for others it works too, but you need manually processing, if you care to not only offer a comparing of Amazon products. The Amazon API is howevery v
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    I think its nowadays quite easy to get into but hard to master everything. I believe especially web development is a lot of trial and error. There are just too many tools and programs to work with. You should probably start with one languag
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    There will be a new JSON API in .NET Core 3.0: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/try-the-new-system-tex...
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    by tomschwiha 7y ago

    Using mainly Stripe for Credit/debitcard because compared to its competitors at least here in Europe its cheap (1.4% + 0.25€). And the DX was very smooth.
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    I switched today to the new Checkout and it worked flawless (took me ~1.5 hours). Let's see how people react to the new checkout. However PayPal is still more common for us (1. classic bankwire, 2. PayPal, 3. Credit card, 4. Sofort&#x2
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    I'd love to see the Google AI [1] automatically calling Apple customer support "Hello there my app is not starting. May you help me please?". Is this the achievement of machine learning and speech recognition? [1] https:&#x2
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    I agree for this volume of data incremental is the best choice. My projects so far ranged from 1-100GB so a full daily backup is quite quick done and its more easy to recover compared to applying incremental backups individually. Well, alwa
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    I assume by incrementally is meant to have a base backup and store the difference in between. Personally I prefer full backups - they feel more complete.
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    Which PHP version is being used? If it is still 5.* I would consider upgrading to 7.*. Just estimating now: 45000 users would be like about 1 user/minute, so maybe 10 requests per user per minute, could equal on peak max. 1-2 requests
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    You have to tap 19 times (years 2000 - 2019) (+the amount of pages you visited) the back button to come actually back.
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    Actually it might. It pushes the years 2000 to 2019 via the History API into the browser history.
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    by tomschwiha 8y ago

    Just some fun website inspired by the 10 year challenge. Source-Code is available on github https://github.com/tomschwiha/web-archive
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    Show HN: 10 year challenge with browser history back button(wb.schwiha.de)

    19 points by tomschwiha 8y ago|9 comments