Guest0918231

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by Guest0918231 6y ago
> So what? That was years ago, and that says nothing about the present state of affairs. You overlooked my second point, about Fortnite leading to the Epic store gaining traction, which is the present state of affairs. Also look at EA Ga
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
1. Steam became a success because of the games Valve developed. 2. Epic created Fortnite, which you likely know is a popular release. That game is leading to the Epic store getting off the ground and gaining traction. This is causing a rath
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
> Would it be legal/ethical to allow automated pre-commitment to all terms and conditions that nefarious sites may choose to scatter around their pages, many of which won't have been written until after the user had ticked this
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I agree with the browser implementation. Automatically blocking the cookies will likely not work because sites frequently combine tracking and required cookies. 1. When the user starts the browser for the first time, ask if they want to all
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
How is it possible in 2020 a basic search of the start menu doesn't work? For example, I have Spotify installed, it appears in my start menu, but if I search for "Spotify" it's nowhere to be found. https://i.i
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
Cups work great for certain things, such as a cup of water, sugar, flour, or peanuts. It gets difficult in other situations though, like trying to measure a cup of spinach, strawberries, or ice, because the measurement greatly varies depend
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
Wouldn't someone send communication signals to lure or bait other civilizations? For example, spam a friendly hello message on every potential communication channel and encourage new civilizations to reply. When they do, destroy them.
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
They don't say that, because that's not their goal. Google makes money from consumers being online, searching, browsing the internet, and using Google apps. It doesn't matter if that person is using Windows, Mac, Linux, or so
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
They make some where you attach a device to the dog's collar, and it unlocks the door when they approach. That being said, I grew up in an area completely surrounded by trees and every animal imaginable (squirrels, rabbits, coyotes, ra
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
If you have a SaaS application watch this video by Jason Cohen. It's about reaching 10k/month. In short, he says to charge more, focus on businesses and not consumers, and to find 150 customers willing to pay $70/month. It&#x
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
How would this be different than going to Amazon.com and searching for "bluetooth speaker" or "marble chess site" and seeing offers from different companies for products you can buy? Amazon also makes it convenient since
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I get emails all the time from Google about DMCA notices and pages from my site being removed from search. They'll just give me a list of 100s of pages that have been removed. The requests make absolutely no sense. For example, it&#x27
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I don't think it's a fair comparison. There's a difference between someone crashing their own Volvo, and someone sitting in the backseat of a Waymo that misinterprets the lane markers and crashes into a barrier. One is not ne
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
People are going to die in Waymo cars, and sometimes we'll wonder if the accident was avoidable and if the car made the wrong choice leading to someone's death. It'll look bad on the brand when the news is reporting how, &quo
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
Yes, they can do whatever they desire. The issue is when people are required to write life stories and superfluous content not because that's the direction they want to go, and not because it's appealing to their target audience,
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
Not quite the same, because right now tracking is suppose to be opt-in. Free cookies are not. A fair comparison would be a law saying people need to opt-in for paying for a cookie. You can't charge the customer or hide the information,
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I think the following should happen... 1. Do a study and check how many people want to be tracked. Don't trust the data from websites because everyone is currently being tricked into accepting. Go out on the street, talk to someone for
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I think one aspect of Stripe design that I find distracting and bothersome is all of the rotated elements with 3D transforms and the diagonal lines. I find it jarring and unnecessary to see all of these elements and images positioned at str
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I just loaded a few Google services I use. AdSense takes 6 seconds to load. DoubleClick takes 10-15 seconds to load. Running a speed test on fast.com I'm getting 200Mbps. Without question Google makes the slowest and least responsive s
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
They really don't seem to care. I run a site with AdSense. Google makes about 20k a year in commission from my site. I get zero support. 1. My ad clicks went from a steady 500 a day to 1-5 a day and my revenues plummeted. I contacted G
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I had mine checked because I was curious when I went for bloodwork a couple of years ago. I was expecting it would be low since I work indoors on a computer all day and my exposure to the sun in winter is limited. I think I was tested in la
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
> That CAN'T be good for your ears/brain...Not an doctor myself but just common sense I believe? Electromagnetic radiation sounds like a scary word, but visible light also falls into that category. Does this mean it's unhe
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
That's true. Morgan does make some new vehicles with a classic look though. https://i.imgur.com/5sc1Baz.jpg https://i.imgur.com/FVlIX2V.jpg https://i.imgur.com/eEalrSe.jpg
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
It's unfortunate that a lot of businesses are now inside of Facebook and Instagram walls. I know a number of times in recent months I'd end up on Instagram pages for different businesses. I would be scrolling to view their product
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
You're right, I noticed this recently as well. Clicking the photo brings up the sign-up modal. However, middle clicking to open in a new tab views the photo.
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I sold my other equipment and just have a pull up station now. I use it for different pull up variations (wide grip, chin up, etc), dips, and knee/leg raises. Aside from that, I do some stretching, climb the stairs in my apartment for
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
It would make more sense to have prices $40, $50, $60, where the $50 plan is always on sale for $30. Then, you effectively have a $30 and $60 plan, and the $40 is a decoy to make $30 seem like great value. I designed a quick example below.
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
If gaming has taught me anything, it's that a wide field of view makes it appear that you're moving much faster. I found a simple video showing a person walking the same path with three different fields of view. The 120 degree FOV
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
I have 5 tabs open. It usually bounces between 5-50 as I try to close tabs I'm not using. I feel like browsers should have a refresh button. I have Firefox set to clear history and tabs on closing since that is what I usually prefer. H
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by Guest0918231 6y ago
You don't even have to click a second time to select part of the URL. You simply click and drag at the same time. It's ideal for everyone.

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