mrgreenfur

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by mrgreenfur 2y ago
Hopefully this is handled in the upcoming eprivacy regulation that intends to move the opt-in choices from individual websites to the browser: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52...
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by mrgreenfur 3y ago
Might as well press decline the , same behavior
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by mrgreenfur 3y ago
Actually not true, the regulation (eprivacy directive /pecr in uk) applies to all trackers including cookies, pixels, scripts,etc. if you can do with only “strictly necessary” across those then youre right. Also consider visitors are
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by mrgreenfur 4y ago
This is the goal of the gpc project: https://globalprivacycontrol.org/
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by mrgreenfur 4y ago
This reminds me of ssl certs: you can pay for a basic cert or one with identity verification. Most users don’t check identity verification but its super important. To prevent scams, not security per se. Twitter doesn’t even offer an id veri
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by mrgreenfur 4y ago
How do i improve my windscreen? Its all scratched and makes driving night and direct sunlight annoying.
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by mrgreenfur 4y ago
"It is illegal in the EU (GDPR) and US (CANSPAM) to send promotional email to people who have opted out."
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by mrgreenfur 4y ago
I agree but what do you mean by " definition they must be stored reversibly-encrypted"?
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Yeah; I agree with you and am responding to the other poster who was ignoring the reality of OP to blame the victim.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Blanket on a smoker? Can you tell me about that? Never thought to use one but have heard of people making insulating jackets
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Yes, that is better because it is more competitive and gives other ecommerce a better chance to grow.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
This will work because the goggles and associated services are freely given away. Who would spend so much of their own money when they can have it for free with ads? /sarcasm
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Extra weird to use employees and notice only the attractive ones made it on the careers page… and if they leave and are still there etc etc
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Having a senior leadership position in “late 20s” sure seems like privilege and connections to me. Who cares about “sprints” when your family has all the benefits and the executive positions are the default.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
If you have a computer why bother streaming it from the phone and just use the computer to stream it? This is why i have a blueos device at home
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Agreed. SOME may behave this way, but without more info who are we to say that they "are predisposed" in general. Teenage years are very hard for tons of reasons mentioned above and the way people handle those stresses comes down
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
It didn't imply, it defined the term 'mild' as hospitalization or use of oxygen. What are you mad about? The point was to give an anecdote to keep people aware of what a breakthrough is like.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Do we need to keep linking to these marketing pages for DDG? I think by now this audience has heard of DDG.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
They are a CDP, customer data platform, that tracks user behavior so it can be distributed to various mar tech and analytics tools. Its a reasonable product and on most ad block lists for its tracking.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Americans are still ashamed of sexuality and think it needs to be locked up. That said, it's clearly not 'just chatting' and probably belongs in a 'sexysexy' category.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Love this site!! Thanks for linking! I considered making one like this but never had time. Always found it so hard to know whats been done in the mech keyboard area with so many home grown and low volume boards.
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
thank god it lasts only a few years, then it's disguised as 'real estate tax' (for public schools)
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
It sure does seem like two more steps complicated than lat/long with the only advantage that it's easier to say to someone else. Maybe if you're on a marine radio in a storm it's better? But with a smart phone, surely pr
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Looks great, thank you for linking
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Is this what he bought? He didn't say the model or specs did he? It was very hard to read in these tiny sentences
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Lots of comments here on the watch unlock, while the new privacy controls are requiring apps to ask for IDFA before it's given (and before you'retracked across apps with any identifiers). The MarTech industry is panicking to adapt
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
Totally agree. I also think this is mostly what religion is. "Wisdom" with some powerful rituals and family/social re-enforcement that tickles the same spot of the brain: tricks to get ahead from wiser people that know whats
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by mrgreenfur 5y ago
This is a great list, ill add in that there is no partner UI for billing obejects. If you lose a secret token then no one can access it, even though shopify has it on record and you have to beg the client to press uninstall. Support is frie
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by mrgreenfur 6y ago
Totally agree. Maybe spotify should look like an app store with fees in the 30% range at the top end (shopify/apple/steam). Their role is very similar: distribution and discovery. They probably could wi points giving better payou
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by mrgreenfur 6y ago
Those advertising categories are nearly identical to the product recommendations: both are collaborative filtering algorithms. Thinking that one framed as an as vs product suggestions seems naive to me. They fill the pages with more product

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