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cooperx
1y ago
No doubt this is bad. I wonder how it compares to the rate of growth of false information in traditional news? I feel like false information masquarading as "news" on social is rapidly increasing (and that rate is accelerating)
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cooperx
2y ago
Its the same as all the "we are a blockchain company" startups that popped up looking for a problem to solve with their tech rather than the right way round. However, a lot of those got a bunch of investment or made some decent mo
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cooperx
2y ago
Ticketek != Ticketmaster. Tickettek is Australia's largest ticketing company and a competitor to Ticketmaster
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cooperx
4y ago
pricing is here too https://www.yoti.com/business/identity-verification/ so a very large markup.
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cooperx
4y ago
Pretty sure they just use Yoti to provide the digital government identity verification. Which is also a reason this is being rolled out in Aus/NZ first where Yoti has a bigger footprint here / working with the govs here.
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cooperx
4y ago
The vast majority of applications out there are CRUD applications
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cooperx
4y ago
If google started doing half of what's highlighted here, everyone would be up in arms about them stealing more traffic from the underlying sites.
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cooperx
5y ago
marketing > advertising
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cooperx
6y ago
In Aus there are basically 2 media companies that control the majority of distibutions (News Corp and Nine Entertainment/Fairfax) and with that, they exert a worrying high level of influence on local politics. So this isn't reall
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cooperx
6y ago
Says a paper owned by Rupert Murdoch's New Corp.... He has been manipulating media longer than any Big Tech.
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cooperx
6y ago
How is requiring an address equal to extortion? Ultimately any legitimate business SHOULD have a contactable mailing address.
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cooperx
13y ago
I don't think atom is targeted towards those that are very happy with vim or similar. I'm thinking it's more aimed towards those using sublime or notepad++ or textmate or netbeans or some eclipse based ide.
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cooperx
13y ago
What I want/need is a more robust system to handle spam/server side validation. i.e. filtering out known bad email addresses or domains, blocking IPs, blocking known spam phrases from text fields, validating selected dates betwee
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cooperx
13y ago
I came here to add this exact statement. DnsMadeeasy is terrific and one of e few that support ANAME records
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cooperx
13y ago
Yes. Lets punish them for not making it overly complex and hard to opt out.....