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by uo21tp5hoyg 4y ago
My first thoughts on the linked video are that a well written and followed script would improve it a lot, the flow of consciousness thought pattern in your speech makes it pretty hard to follow the concrete features and reasons for the prod
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
non-amp: https://www.cnet.com/culture/internet/on-national-selfie-day...
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
could be 2 nanoseconds if you built it in Rust.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
I don't like the idea of running my life within the confines of IP law of another country especially considering that IP law is wholly moulded by giant corporations like Disney and not based on anything that actually makes sense for th
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
I don't pirate music, I don't pirate games, I don't pirate software, I don't pirate anything but TV and movies and the reason is simple: piracy is a service problem for me. I know where to get music/games/softw
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
I think the title purposefully leads you into thinking it's going to be negative, or maybe I am too used to negative titles, who knows?
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
You seem very dedicated to advertising your website, I'll give you that.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
They keep asking for transparency and then go on to mention every single individual involved by name except the person they're actually talking about?
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Just like all those Irish tech giants.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
See also: https://people.freebsd.org/~lstewart/articles/cpumemory.pdf
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
If you like the way Chromium looks and feels then yes it's very worth it. Personally I switched from Firefox to Brave due to their different approaches to fingerprinting protection which I consider a huge privacy issue. Firefox seems t
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Brave ads are opt in, I've installed it a bunch of times on all sorts of systems and never once had a notification ad, are you sure you didn't just accidentally opt in when clicking through the install dialogue?
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
DNS based blocking isn't even close to as effective as request level blocking, most Google based tracking is all first party.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
The US government has really shaken my trust in services like these (which I guess is their ultimate goal). With the risk that these "secure devices" type sellers are fronts I think it's best practice for anyone wanting a de-
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Luckily I signed up with fake data as it seems your profile search api returns full profile data not just data to be displayed, which includes the users full email address and whatever a stream token is. As far as I can tell there's no
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Not a great front page for a framework: - Website is plain HTTP, HTTPS doesn't seem to be supported. (or is just taking a while to load?) - Middle mouse / trackpad scrolling is slowed due to the background animation. - Reloading t
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
> The name “O&O” came about spontaneously, as both founders first names begin with the letter “O”.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Maybe I'm reading too much into it but "I absolutely do not want this activity linked to my main account." gave me the impression they didn't want it known to be connected to them and now there's a HN thread about t
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
I think this would allow anyone with enough information on an account to claim it to be their own and have it removed which puts GitHub in a tough spot, DMCA claims on the other hand have legal ramifications so this route is more difficult
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
This definitely feels like the Streisand effect in action, I wonder if they could ask for the DMCA letter to be removed as it's their own content on both sides of the claim.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Isn't this one of those sneaky "we'll still harvest your data we just won't save it to your account activity viewer" type deals?
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Yeah it does seem to be a problem with the "bundled perks" approach to monetization, if I only need one of the features in the high tier bundles I need to pay for it all to get it. It's less of a genuine complaint and more of
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
They are charging $75/month for private threads, I understand they need to make money but that's a lot of money for small community servers. I own a support server and was excited for threads as they would allow me to pop out a pr
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
> Notice the browser eating CPU and memory. In Chrome, uBO eventually crashes and must be reloaded to work again. Unless I'm missing something it sounds like a denial of service attack?
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
If I could get more than 40% the way through a video before it drops to 144p quality I would be so happy.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Since the redesign Reddit has been putting a huge amount of effort into keeping people on their platform. They've went out of their way to make it impossible to send a link directly to a video without external tools like the savevideo
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Their website is very frustrating to use, I had to scroll like crazy to get the animations to slowly load in.
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Thanks, got hit with the "You’re using a browser set to private or incognito mode. To continue reading articles in this mode, please log in to your account."
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Because you're thinking of Dropbox as the company and product rather than just a word, if someone searches "games" they should be shown results for games instead of an app or apps literally named "games", so it&#x27
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by uo21tp5hoyg 5y ago
Is it just me or is this article locking up so you can't scroll past a certain point?

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