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by drawfloat 5y ago
Not being funny, but there are plenty of western countries that don't go around censoring this stuff. There's one massive leader in it.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
I'm not a big Reddit fan, but there's no avoiding the fact it's a major resource for lots of Q/A information. It also ranks highly for many Google queries. But it has been purposefully broken on mobile browsers to force
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Show HN: A tiny iOS Safari extension to make Reddit work on mobile again(apps.apple.com)
5 points by drawfloat 5y ago|2 comments
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by drawfloat 5y ago
No I'm talking about the fact that the only "evidence" is that they share a name. Every other detail doesn't match up, someone did the heavy lifting here: https://coagulopath.com/ghislaine-maxwell-does-no
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by drawfloat 5y ago
It seems to be partially that big corporations are using his library without payment – I can sympathise with that, although if you choose to release it under that license I'm not sure whether you can accuse the companies of doing anyth
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by drawfloat 5y ago
Apart from the majority of their workforce who are classed as TVCs and do not enjoy most of those benefits/only enjoyed some since staff walked off two years ago. Hell, in many places they haven't even been paying what they lega
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by drawfloat 5y ago
Master and Margerita at the top of the classics list – fantastic book, definitely recommend people read, but would not in any way say it was "mind expanding".
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by drawfloat 5y ago
That's a very weird reading of that response. But no, that's not at all what I said.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
The alternative being weak data privacy laws and the same consolidation happening anyway? But yes, I'm fine with it. Compliance is really not that hard until you reach the scale of those same dominant players.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
That’s more than a lot of UK developers.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
What’s his name?
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by drawfloat 5y ago
On your first photo, there's literally a press photographer in the room taking the photo. There were other press and witnesses too, but people had been told to get down and make their way down and put pressure on counters. Really don&#
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by drawfloat 5y ago
The only thing worse than the railways in the South West are the railways everywhere other than the South East.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
I did until they broke all addons without warning a year or two ago. Completely unacceptable in a consumer app.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
"The technologies used to achieve the goals of the Regulation need to be the least privacy-invasive, state-of-the-art and can only be used for the strict purpose of detecting and reporting CSAM, not for any other purposes" I'
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by drawfloat 5y ago
My next paper is also just a bibliography with zero engagement on my part provided.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
I appreciate it’s a very different time, so not saying they’re comparable 1 to 1, but back in the waning days of Digg you saw Reddit suddenly growing and growing as this new and actually interesting competitor. Is there an equivalent today?
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by drawfloat 5y ago
This blue coloured bubble thing I've never heard anyone outside of Silicon Valley engineers/media mention, but I've heard it extrapolated as a deciding factor to the rest of the world by those same people many times. I don&#x
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by drawfloat 5y ago
Appreciate that, but vast swathes of the North and rural areas will never be profitable. As a result, entire areas of the country have rolling stock that was supposed to be dropped in the 80s, a couple of services a day, or aren't even
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by drawfloat 5y ago
It lost 33% of its price in the last week. If you think the price is gonna go back up good for you, buy now and I hope it goes well for you. But pretending that isn't a plummet for any sort of investment or stock is just denying realit
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by drawfloat 5y ago
That's still far from "not that much". You're not gonna be buying a jet anytime soon, but it's far and above the 20-30k many developers outside of city centres get stuck on.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
To the corporation, the value of protecting their trademark vastly outweighs any profit loss from pissing off the couple of hundred people who are using this app (who, coincidentally, already own Bose headphones).
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by drawfloat 5y ago
If they have any interest in ever being allowed to roll out in Europe (a pretty affluent developed market) then they'll need to comply.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
The regulations would apply to the deployment of AI in public spaces. Where the companies originate from doesn't matter.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
I've never seen anyone spell it "rooves" in the UK. It's roofs.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
Because the way to stop the spread of flu would be living in full lockdown forever. Not only would that be the end for most of the economy, just a year has shown the other serious negative health impacts that inflicts on people. We have loc
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by drawfloat 5y ago
Probably won't affect rest of the world given the US export ban is going to be around until second half of the year.
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by drawfloat 5y ago
I'd be suspicious of those claims – anecdotal but, unless US doctors differ greatly, neither of those are secrets that have been withheld from me by dentists in 3 European countries. In fact the second statement is surely the basis for
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by drawfloat 6y ago
The evidence that there is a conspiracy is an unscreenshotted, unverified and unquoted "source" from someone who works with investors. The way they hit back was by getting them more media attention, coincidentally just after WSB t
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by drawfloat 6y ago
Pretty bad article. Lot of editorialising about why this is "chilling" and allusions to Twitter's CEO revealing "his true intentions on social media", but barely any actual details. For all we know, given they say t

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