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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Brave is basically chromium with and adblock build in there is nothing more or less to it for privacy. A lot of the negative feedback comes from the fact that the company needed to have high community backslashes or potential for legal issu
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
"Most malware writers target Windows as the most popular desktop OS, so it has the biggest number of viruses among all other OSes (over five thousand new viruses daily)." I thought the article had the aim to showcase solvable issu
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
The Game is the layer that very often carries the streamer, if it changes the base connection to the audience changes too. This can easy create a imbalance or conflict in interests. If the viewer can't relate to the specific game they
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
There are hundreds of examples for popular streamers that tried to change games but needed to go back to keep their viewer base what makes the statement that its 90% the streamer not sustainable. This does not make your statement wrong, but
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Like Money services crypto currency services also cost money. Here is an article about it: https://www.investopedia.com/tech/how-much-does-it-cost-buy-...
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Chrome, Firefox and similar on iOS are just skins on top of Safari. This is only true on iOS not on MacOS.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Brave created the currency.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Creating a virtual currency sounds like a abstraction layer that has no real benefit to me.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Services that work with real money and not over a virtual currency.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Would you mind explaining why any 3rd party coin is more painless then any popular native pay service that does not need additional steps?
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
There where actually 2 critiques and their practice would count as fraud in a lot of countries. #1 Money was re-distributed if donated and not claimed -> its not frozen infinite. #2 There was no way to opt out -> its now opt in iirc B
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
In worst case he still gets nothing. The system is an opt in.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Its about economics, with creating their own currency they have full control over the system and also get all the transaction/service/etc fees.
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
ad 2: Brave takes a 30% cut of the add income. The adds you block are targeted adds, thus they yield a higher income. Besides that there are usually service fees for converting your BAT to other currencies. The entire service is opt in maki
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Paypal is the most popular billing service that is present everywhere. By not using Paypal you essentially create extra steps for the end user. This goes 2 ways, you need to purchase BAT if you want to use their reward system. This was part
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
Criticism: #1 Brave advertise with privacy and speed while all they do is adding adblock. #2 Brave replaces adds with their own adds. This basically means you get the same experience but cut off the income of the content creator entirely. #
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
i am confused about font rendering, this article states the exact opposite: https://pandasauce.org/post/linux-fonts/
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by fuu_dev 7y ago
The NT kernel is quite good. The reality is that there are not a lot of ppl with knowlage of the kernel and linux enthusiasts often tends to have a very baised opinion towards windows.