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utellme
8y ago
No, but third-parties experience some problems.
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utellme
8y ago
Why people should switch from coinmarketcap to your site?
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utellme
9y ago
Whenever anybody pays you good salary or even adds stock shares to it, doesn't mean they can wipe their feet on your personal attitude or consider your job efforts as garbage. If author wanted to express this opinion I completely agree
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utellme
9y ago
Do you like your job and way which you do it? Could you continue doing this for 20+ years more not getting mental? If there is at least 1 "no" answer, you should think about changing the way you earn, at least. Life is not about t
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utellme
9y ago
Companies like Google or even Mozilla can easily ruin or at least make it harder for social networks to track you and your interests with their browsers. You already have "block thirdparties" checkbox and similar restrictions, soo
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utellme
9y ago
You can have account, but if you don't use it, which means you don't share your user experience, social network can't feed you and your friends with fresh and actual stuff.
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utellme
9y ago
That's the key idea - they will continue to do M&A to get advantage in tracking and exploring user behavior. Instagram is just data provider.
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utellme
9y ago
I won't agree that internet provides you with such level of information. Internet is a service, it can't figure out your desires, but FB and other social networks really try to do it. The only reason such for fake news being sprea
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utellme
9y ago
The only question is - was it business investment followed by will of Abramovich or something else?
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utellme
9y ago
Now you weakening your social graph, which means you have impact on many related things.
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utellme
9y ago
It's correct and incorrect at the same time. Social networks like cars, they give value when it's being used. To sell ads social networks must be sure that someone scrolling feeds. No usage - no gains. Even with huge amount of use
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utellme
9y ago
Almost nobody talks about lack of trust, yes there are words about fake news and formal reassurances from FB staff that they will investigate, fix and so on. But trust was already undermined, you just can't restore it to previous level
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utellme
9y ago
I don't see any bad consequences of such investing. Russians are famous of their conservative approach, but even conservatives sometimes do efforts.
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utellme
9y ago
One of the wealthiest russians Roman Abramovich invested about $300M in Telegram. https://en.crimerussia.com/oligarchs/roman-abramovich-invest...
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utellme
9y ago
Explanation seems to be simple: person who written this article just have no experience. And there are deficit of truthful information about Google intentions in ad blocking sphere.
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utellme
9y ago
It's OK, I agree with you. But, is there any way to join Swedish mafia? I want to improve my CV.
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utellme
9y ago
Сhaushesku considered that people doesn't need a TV at all, so blackouts became usual thing. By the way, I don't think it's all about monopolies. It's just expenses, companies should invest huge amounts of cash just to r
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utellme
9y ago
The question for me is - will Zuckerberg wake up and realize that Facebook is not a Google in terms of diversification and influence? CEO should have strategy about his main asset, he shouldn't rest on his laurels.
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utellme
9y ago
They do not understand that it's just protocol and service. It's useful while it's handy in solving problems. Waiting for articles about HTTP declining in favour of HTTPs and TCP over UDP.
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utellme
9y ago
Not ancient, I suppose :)
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utellme
9y ago
I'm not sure. Drugs and alcohol related things remains drugs and alcohol related. It's not about depression, but altered consciousness. Even diseases doesn't came immidiately, they slowly developing in years, or at least mont
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utellme
9y ago
Are you talking about product of same manufacturer?
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utellme
9y ago
You should join to some political discussion club then, just to compare levels.
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utellme
9y ago
You can't measure even true level of political support of such regimes, so it's unlikely, but interesting question though.
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utellme
9y ago
Depression and suicide thoughts doesn't come immidiately. Like yesterday everything was cloudless and then boom.
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utellme
9y ago
Oh, I'm feeling just opposite on your phrase "clothes last for ages" if you speaking about its quality. 10 yr old jeans looks ugly but their endurance is much better than modern ones has. And if you wash your clothes so often
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utellme
9y ago
Almost nothing in autosport has good longevity.
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utellme
9y ago
Yeah, but bodywork "much more stylised than before" will please advertisers, not aerodynamicists. And sound which will irritate your pets still remains.
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utellme
9y ago
They follow F1 rules since its hybrid era. There is some battery-state signals, special routines like escaping from car for driver and prohibit of touching car without special gloves.
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utellme
9y ago
Actually they really supported innovations, maybe not the way like it supposed to be when you pursuing to receive economican benefit from R&D, but it's because political interests occupied first, second and third places, economy qu
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