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by heroh 2mo ago
valuefoodie greatmealdeal (or permutations) both available. You can also make the chimpmunk into your foodie mascot for branding.
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by heroh 3mo ago
so did Meta for Llama. The entire chat thread and email exchange was exposed in Discovery; apparently Zuck signed off on it. In one of the IM exchanges one of them say ‘everyone is doing it’ https://x.com/jason_kint/sta
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by heroh 4mo ago
It’s in the Apple app store App Privacy disclosure [1] Location (“coarse location”), identifiers (“device id, user id”) ^ both are deemed a necessity for app functionality, with deviceID required for analytics too. [1] https://ap
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by heroh 4mo ago
recaptcha v3 will require the human to have a Google certified android device (i.e. no GrapheneOS or LineageOS etc.) and a dedicated iOS app which leaks device ID and other data. Google will get to know every user browsing the web and link
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by heroh 7mo ago
It’s not rolling 30 days. Lost 2 days of use by subscribing in February.
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by heroh 2y ago
The conflict in Palestine was one (1). The ADL head (Greenblatt) noted they had a major issue with young people seeing footage from the front lines negatively impacting perception of Israel, this is in a leaked voice memo from early 2024. B
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by heroh 8y ago
a job posting is half the battle - you want to have a competitive job description that's scraped by job engines and discoverable to the potential candidate. This may mean you have to look at how competitors are doing it and replicating
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by heroh 10y ago
any recommended resources to learn more about licenses, differences and when to consider what?
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by heroh 11y ago
About 50 tracking, remarketing and generally privacy invasive scripts are executed on your browser [0] when visiting Forbes via their "Ad Light" experience. Allowing all that scripting to run still didn't let me access the ar
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by heroh 11y ago
this venture will not takeoff
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by heroh 11y ago
>a lot of that is disabled when you go to incognito mode ಠ_ಠ
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by heroh 11y ago
when FB runs an elaborate campaign to make plebs believe their dear leader is investing his fortune into a charity, when in reality he's invested it into a Delaware based LLC that allows him to avoid Estate taxes....then you start ques
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by heroh 11y ago
you run your devices without any care for all the background datamining, constant analytics, access to your PII, facebook social graph etc.? you oughta'be ashamed of yourself.
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by heroh 11y ago
you know what's a coincidence though: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-17/hours-befo... drills as mass attacks are happening - be it 9/11 , Sandy Hook, London Bombing or others + facto
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by heroh 11y ago
>What I have said above only scratches the surface. keep going. be aware the analytical & technically savy are also considered threats to the establishment: "NSA: Linux Journal is an "extremist forum" and its reader
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by heroh 11y ago
In Wake of Paris, FCC Seeks Power to Monitor, Shutter Websites "Citing possible links between terror-related websites and online communications and Friday’s attacks on Paris, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler suggested Tuesday Congress give the
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by heroh 11y ago
How about NSA director lying to congress? America doesn't care
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by heroh 11y ago
this means you are allow Google to datamine every click you should be running an add-on to scrape all tracking off Google
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by heroh 11y ago
I don't think Google's looking to decentralize in any way shape or form. If anything, they want to know more about a viewer and will be actively fighting to prevent decentralization... especially as it'll break a lot of repor
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by heroh 11y ago
this puts you outside the reach of big ad $, which is moving towards programmatic buying and serving retargeting ads. You may be able to link up to a big player, but hosting things yourself will require quite a bit of overhead and they pay
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by heroh 11y ago
that describes Uber pretty well too
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by heroh 11y ago
all taxpayers are donors to the unwanted war "the point of public relations slogans like support our troops is that they don't mean anything... you don't want people to think about the issue, that's the whole point of go
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by heroh 11y ago
why? Because Microsoft wants to monetize plebs http://betanews.com/2015/10/15/microsoft-now-uses-windows-10...
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by heroh 11y ago
perhaps Saddam did have weapons of mass destruction perhaps we didn't create Al-Queda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnLvzV9xAHA [Hillary Clinton] perhaps we're not involved in training/funding ISIS: https
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by heroh 11y ago
Full video is available on YT, highly recommended: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4ou9rOssPg
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by heroh 11y ago
The US government allows the Isalmic State to exist, from providing them training, Toyota trucks + enabling the "black market" sales of oil all this is mostly fear mongering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXe4gy_A
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by heroh 11y ago
being logged into Google while browsing around the web is stupid. It's a isht plan.
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by heroh 12y ago
if you use Linux, TOR, Tails or any real encryption you're already deemed an extremist by NSA. http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/nsa-linux-journal-extrem...
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by heroh 12y ago
more like $60 - $180 per credit card signup + $$ for just getting people to apply. Given the high volume of traffic Google can drive, I'm sure they'll get the best commissions from banks. It looks like the commission is all they&
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by heroh 12y ago
can be blocked without any impact on the browsing experience.

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