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by zenincognito 3y ago
I have been in this industry just 5 years shy of Danny. Danny was a big critic of Google back in the days. What he doesn't realise is that Google has deployed the oldest trick in the book. They took the most prominent critic in the ind
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by zenincognito 3y ago
Have found that to be the most succesful amongst a horde of other tools tried.. I have had no problems with file as big as 8-10 gigs as I can allocate more memory to the program as I see fit. Honestly, given that I can use grel/clojure
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by zenincognito 3y ago
Or, you can also use openrefine from Google. Currently mangling a 4 GB file and working with api's that use existing data columns to provide output.. Its a great tool.
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by zenincognito 3y ago
https://agencyos.xyz It helps you get access to someone's Google ads, Analytics, Tag manager, Search console, GMB and a few others in one click.
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by zenincognito 3y ago
Just another wasted effort. It looks like Mozilla has completely lost its way. I get that the AI is going to be important in the next decade but Mozilla has shown that despite having a clear competitive advantage in something it cannot cont
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by zenincognito 4y ago
He bought the company. The company is now private. Why is this controversial or interesting ? I simply don't get this line of debate or discussion at all? Granted that Twitter has a bigger size but so is TikTok and countless other comp
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by zenincognito 4y ago
Great article. The author would have also saved a lot of costs if he had enrolled in one of those startup programs. Some of the ones that are great include - YC's own startup program where you get links to deals - Segments startup pro
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PHYjacking: Physical Input Hijacking for Zero-Perm Auth Attack-Android[pdf](ndss-symposium.org)
2 points by zenincognito 4y ago|1 comments
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by zenincognito 4y ago
Congrats on shipping. I like the product. What are your plans on developing this further? Who do you see as a potential user of this product? How does the product intend on making money and remaining profitable?
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by zenincognito 4y ago
>>>Instead, American Airlines “departed from its established procedures,” according to the lawsuit, and sent police a single passenger’s information — Lowe’s. If an innocent man goes to jail, the penalties should be so profound tha
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by zenincognito 4y ago
Spot on!
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by zenincognito 4y ago
>>It would be bad form of me to not explain the incredible flexibility shown by Solana in terms of how they handled my payout. I intended to donate the funds to the Texas A&M Cybersecurity Club, at which I gained a lot of the skil
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by zenincognito 5y ago
>>The domain name is not used in bad faith, given that the web site directs people back to the trademark owner's site, doesn't ask for money, doesn't run banner advertising, doesn't ask for personal registration. I
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by zenincognito 5y ago
We are a 30 people team with 10 reps on the floor. We use pipedrive and the bar to win a smaller team like us is set too high. We currently pay $2500 P/M but with this tactic, I suspect you will never win my business.
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by zenincognito 5y ago
I am a little bugged by how you tricked me into signing up, asked my details including a phone number but then made me book in a time with your team. This is deception in my opinion. You asked me whether I wanted a free trial, which I did.
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by zenincognito 5y ago
Chrome 92. Double tap "enter" does nothing. Feedback link on extension leads to nowhere. No description page on plugin. No instructions.
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by zenincognito 5y ago
Facebook now worth a trillian dollars and by extension Peter thiel's other company Palantir is worth 50 billion. Tech companies just seem to have momentum after they find product-market fit. Capital is infinite but time is finite. How
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by zenincognito 5y ago
Thats a gross generalisation. One would think, that average HNer would be a coiner because of their background.
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by zenincognito 5y ago
Yup no problem. Straight fro. The horse's mouth https://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html Below 100k hits should be fine. Note its hits not users. But, have used Sqlite on 25k visitors per day site with no issues.
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by zenincognito 5y ago
For what its worth, I have partially switched to ff 89 and will fully do so in 3 months time. I have 24 chrome profiles and consider myself to be power user. I like the new ff design barring the tabs which is the main concern of the op. But
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by zenincognito 5y ago
There is a pretty good free course you can take over at https://zenacademy.com.au/course/landing-pages-that-convert/ It shows you how to put together a minimalist landing page including deriving your features and
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by zenincognito 6y ago
Only a little bit of time before the opting out process is made redundant by some API that will break somewhere or something that will be brought in as an RFC in chrome. Chrome's & Android's entire existence is to ensure Googl
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by zenincognito 6y ago
No thank you. I appreciate what DDG is trying to do but in the end, a search engine that makes money from selling ads trying to protect me from another search engine that also sells ads is just feeding the ecosystem. I am going to put my mo
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by zenincognito 6y ago
I run a completely ad free version over at https://hackerspad.net/ . I pay the bills when people list their softwares on the site and self hosted icon ad on the sidebar.
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by zenincognito 6y ago
Great setup. What are the softwares in use ?
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by zenincognito 6y ago
100% agree with the default layout wasting too much space. I like this user also wish there was even a more compact layout. This is most certainly a abandon software breaking change for me.
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by zenincognito 6y ago
I am working on https://hackerspad.net which finds leading alternatives to softwares,reviews and comparisions for your favourite app or software. I have been working on it since April last year learning PHP, MYSQL, Nginx, Wordpr
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by zenincognito 6y ago
I hope they kill it. The australian news over at news.google.com.au is so terrible that clicking any other link apart from ABC news, SBS and Guardian just brings the nasty paywall which defeats the purpose of news aggregation.
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Google blocks Australian news in 'experiment'(afr.com)
14 points by zenincognito 6y ago|9 comments
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by zenincognito 6y ago
This is gross violation of user privacy but if you file a bug with FB they will say - "won't fix" ; is working as intended.

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