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infinitedata

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    Comment #44773367

    If you are not in the US don’t use AWS. There is some shady stuff happening here, also Wise is not trusted by anyone

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    Comment #43312175

    I saw you changed your pricing structure, sounds like you are into something even bigger ahead! Great job. Question: What is the difference between the Pro Plan and the basic alter…

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    Comment #43153387

    This is awesome, but I hope you have underlying features that will make you money, otherwise everyone loses here. Do you offer like payment processing plugins so you can get some r…

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    Comment #42529888

    Inadvertently, this will also help AI training a ton! But some Execs didn’t even see that

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    Comment #42273168

    Regarding data privacy, but from a different angle, here you are not getting the consent from the actual person receiving the letter, you are getting the consent from someone else,…

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    Comment #41499191

    You can open an email without loading the tracking pixels.

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    Comment #41066732

    When I first saw this, more than money, I thought about voting rights. You shouldn’t need a CEO, direction of the company would be all about shareholders voting and bringing ideas.…

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    Comment #40568988

    I don’t think they have any legal basis just because he put a screenshot of his account, twice, plus an Uno card. That is it… that is outrageous if they censor him for that. Extrem…

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    Comment #40522065

    Can we change the microphone source with Kino, to a specific iPhone mic or if we are using any bluetooth device, like airpods?

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    Comment #40522055

    This looks really promising, hope all goes great! My only concern is reading that you do collect crash reports despite being privacy-focused. How much information is there to ident…

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    Comment #40256449

    Interesting quirk I noticed when accessing your site: 1. The site was shown in a light-theme version and the sun icon on the upper-right corner. 2. When clicked on the sun, it chan…

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    Comment #39960998

    Quite limited list from NASA. Here is another option with more for the next 10 years https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list.html

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    Comment #39721519

    Funny how even before being consumed by their adopters it has already contaminated their brain and making them think they are something just because of a product.

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    Comment #39678687

    You are already logged in, therefore you are using your rights as a member to review content. Maybe you can implement good time delays and leverage Scrapy from Python.

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    Comment #39614574

    It is not about the fees, it is about making you feel responsible. The average Joe will now not care about balances, amass them in collections, bad credit, and ultimately bankruptc…

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    Comment #39429134

    In YT music, is there a way to spot regurgitated videos as ‘music’ versus actual tracks that provide a decent streaming quality? My problem has been that their bitrate is so bad, l…

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    Comment #39417797

    *quarter of a century. A millenium is 1,000 years and quarter of a millenium would be in 2,250

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    Comment #39417774

    Apple Employees can certainly access your devices remotely, I have seen it happening with iPhone, I don’t know about Watch. Nevertheless, this does seem like an anti-Apple campaign…

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    Comment #39249735

    Why this article and people in the comments refer to 32-bit words as one byte? One byte is 8 bits. If you have a hex representation of ‘42’ these are 4 bytes, 32 bits. NOT ONE BYTE…

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    Comment #39164737

    Is there any service you would recommend to know where to watch something you are searching? I know Hoarder Hoogle does it, but trying to look for an alternative

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    Comment #39087657

    You can achieve this exact same use case with a $15 RFID reader/writer, supporting higher frequencies and encryption.

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    Comment #38999748

    You have an impressing background! I think folks reading this are seeing that you are too technical and lack of business acumen (while maybe not true). For the work that you have d…

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    Comment #38841063

    Goldwave and one mp3 song from Smash Mouth https://www.goldwave.com/

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    Comment #37996968

    I wonder which checksum algorithm they use at those ultra low latencies. Amazing work