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fevangelou
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Comment #47937608
Πάντα πρωτοπόροι στη μλκ.
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Comment #47886928
Firing 10% of their workforce on the one hand. Tracking employee PC screens to supposedly train AI on the other. Get fired or get tracked. Well, isn't that convenient...
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Comment #46770780
Funny. Ask the US ones about Palestine. Come on...
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Comment #46517735
@BLGardner Thank you for building and sharing this.
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Comment #45825601
Here's a 3rd option :) For RSS/Atom feeds presented as links in a site (for convenience to users), developers can always offer a simple preview for the feed output using: https://f…
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Comment #42762372
A handy bookmarklet to find & preview any site's feed (before subscribing): https://feedreader.xyz
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Comment #42695670
With so many "critical" dependencies, it probably cost more to operate. No wonder it got "acquired" by Notion.
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Comment #41720027
Good luck downloading a firmware upgrade for these. Oracle requires a subscription nowadays, even if there are security related issues that the firmware resolves. And mind you, it'…
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Comment #41287063
Once ad agencies/networks take note of this feature, they will 100% start using it and abusing it. We're already seeing some ad networks using initialization scripts to bootstrap t…
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Comment #39521644
I hope you don't live in the US buddy... If you don't, you're probably fine. If you do and Netlify decides to go after you, it's probably gonna be tough and costly. Which is crucia…
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Comment #38871691
That's a great writeup. As someone who's worked primarily on news/media sites for the last 15 years, I can totally relate and agree on all your points. I would also argue that ther…
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Comment #38783575
I read some months ago that tinypilotkvm.com is doing JUST fine. So yeah, sometimes niche markets can be profitable. And it doesn't have to be millions of dollars in VC money obvio…
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Comment #38780999
Seriously, if any VC is reading this, get this man some funding to make it a real project. Even at double or triple what it costs, it's still cheaper than any other commercial comp…
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Comment #38424227
Spot on ;)
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Comment #38407479
I'd say Mail-in-a-Box, along with Modoboa and iRedMail, are perhaps the only serious open source email server setups right now, that are not based on Docker. Commercial ones do exi…
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Comment #38379391
It's oh so weird the article does not mention any of these though... - https://twitter.com/phuckfilosophy/status/163570439893983232... (SA's sister - also have a look at her recent…
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Comment #38379156
You don't need to manipulate all employees. Just key ones ;)
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Comment #38346780
100M users perhaps?
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Comment #38346742
From my understanding (not part of the SF tech bubble), S.A. had his shot as the CEO of a company that came to prominence because of a GREAT product (and surely not design, manufac…
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Comment #38344029
100% spot on. The world is filled with Sam Altmans, but surely not enough Ilya Sutskevers.
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Comment #37995650
The cumulative patch.
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Comment #37443723
As the "Pitch Meeting" producer guy would say: PHP is tight!
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Comment #37408914
The PinePhone guys must be marketing geniuses then to sell a true open source device for 150 USD.
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Comment #37408829
I have a hard time understanding how regular people in need of "security/privacy" would pay 1200+ USD for this device. I'm not even touching on specs etc. The only ones I can think…