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3y ago
Renting the same compute resources might cost you less but you are on the hook for maintenance and administration which can cost you more in the long run.
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I would say using Google and Bing makes it not independent but they could invest in further developing their own index if they wanted to go independent.
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Someone will correct me if I'm wrong but Kagi uses Google search results. I'm sure it's more complicated than that and they have their own secret sauce but it is not an independent search engine. See: https://help.
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3y ago
Mom n Pop shops are great but getting rid of ads doesn't put the genie back in the bottle when it comes to big box stores and Amazon. It also doesn't solve the shelf space problem. I've found incredibly niche and useful thing
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> We've had those things for way longer than we've had targeted marketing. You've had way less of those things as well. I'm not defending targeted marketing but you are ignoring that there are way more bakeries and t-
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3y ago
> Or I find someone in some store to talk to. Stores are limited by the amount of shelf space they have and employees will lead you towards certain products they have an incentive to sell.
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> 3M is filing for bankruptcy due to PFAS litigation, and even then they can't cover the costs [0] This doesn't work, the damage is already done, and the profits have been pocketed. What's worse with PFAS for environmental
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3y ago
This might be the most "Hacker News" comment I've ever read. Whether or not I agree with the way Brave goes about their business, I'm not going to deny they are trying new things which is the definition of innovation.
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3y ago
I don't understand the point you are trying to make and how it relates to the quote or the post as a whole.
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3y ago
Men have a lot of problems that are under discussed and swept under the rug. Loneliness issues, confidence issues, perception issues, issues with men thinking their life doesn't matter to just name a few. The suicide rate among men is
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3y ago
The Buffalo shooter organized on a public Discord and unfortunately that had no effect in preventing him. But, this is getting back to my initial point, you are using Discord because you are hoping for private communication then you are usi
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3y ago
Every company will hand over your data if subpoenaed by a law enforcement agency in the country they operate in.
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> The fundamental fact that Discord users refuse to see is that the platform isn't run on magic dust and fairy incantations, but actual human beings. Using Discord is no different from having a group of strangers sitting in your roo
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3y ago
My Pixel is rapidly coming out on it's drop dead date for security updates and I'm considering just switching to an iPhone SE. I want a small phone that will be supported for a long enough time that I don't have to constantly
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3y ago
They absolutely view phones as general purpose computers. It's why iOS is slowly turning into OS X.
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I would be awestruck if they made a web version. Instagram goes through great pains to screw web users. Apps have more control and collect more data after all.
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Pricing is almost identical to what Slack charges. I like the idea and I know that not having meeting support here is a feature but Slack huddles are convenient for quick syncs and we lean on them a lot. The alternative is adding another to
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3y ago
This line of thinking is what lets Republicans do whatever they please and get away with it.
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3y ago
Not when you are a multibillionaire.
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I think Cinemax used to show those at night back in the day.
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There are venues that are Ticketmaster specific because Ticketmaster's parent company owns the venue and some acts just use Ticketmaster because they are the most popular ticketing service. If I want to go to UFC 292 for example, I hav
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There is no chance Mozilla does anything that actually matters here. They may do some virtue signaling and put out a statement about how they support the open web but nothing more.
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I sparingly run into sites that don't render properly on Firefox but they do exist. As an example, Ticketmaster's account page has problems on Firefox that I don't get on Chromium.
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3y ago
You may be attributing lack of financial means to resiliency. It cost money to move and if you are already struggling to get by you may not have the money.
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3y ago
The first words in the comment I responded to are "stop being productive" but alright.
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Business founders by definition want money. They aren't founding businesses so they can generate wonder.
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This isn't an argument against what I'm saying though. You cannot be in business expecting it to be 100% joy and wonder. You have to be conscious of the "providing value" part of your statement. There are companies that
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This site is literally ran by a VC fund. Suits were always here.
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If you want to be in tech for joy and wonder that's great but that's not the same as being in a business. If you want to be in business and make money then output matters. It matters less to some companies than others but it alway
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CSS is a lot like Regex to me. I learn enough to do what I need to do then immediately forget everything.
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