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by tylerl 8y ago
I donno, looks comprehensive enough for me. What were you looking for, exactly? Source code? Packet traces? Pew-pew maps? A useful PM include a summary, impact analysis, root cause analysis, and a comprehensive (and realistic) set of meas
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by tylerl 8y ago
One money-making company (ads) and dozens of money-losing ones? No, you would simply cease to have Android, cease to have maps, cease to have docs, etc. That's not better for anyone (except maybe Apple and Microsoft).
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by tylerl 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that's wrong. Also: https://cloud.google.com/firestore/docs/server-side-encrypti... "Each Cloud Firestore object's data and metadata is encrypted under the 256-bit Advanced En
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by tylerl 8y ago
Here's your monthly reminder that "relevance" is fundamentally subjective, and therefore all search and discovery services, both on the internet and offline, give you their opinion of what you'll find useful. How usefu
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by tylerl 8y ago
I have to admit I got stuck on just how small the Canadian census data is. Like, arguably too large to efficiently work with as a single plaint text file, but not quite so large to warrant, you know, tooling.
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by tylerl 8y ago
With one increasingly irrelevant exception, all the major players in the browser space are open source with "fork all you want" licenses. The barrier to entry for a new player from a coding perspective is zeroish. That's not
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by tylerl 9y ago
/sigh. Yet another "privacy" solution that's solves the wrong problem. You prevent the big bad company from spying on your browsing activity while, at the same time, explicitly posting to the big bad company's fi
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by tylerl 9y ago
And not NEARLY as fast as example.com!