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unKlever
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Comment #10292751
Tl;dr, on a long enough timeline home taping did kill the music industry and it's [still] illegal.
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Comment #10292726
A sample size of n=1 is an anecdote not data. Totally horrible experience but seemed to hinge on a particularly bad actor with knowledge of how best to exploit customers and airbnb…
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Comment #10292137
Ruby is pretty standard and I assume PHP is as well being VERY mature. However, outside of the core things vary wildly. People using noSQL or simply using rails-api for some exampl…
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Comment #10285974
"Everyone" seems to feel like phones are distractibg additions to face to face communication. " Eveyone" admits to using their phone at social engagements. Good or bad, this behavi…
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Comment #10285942
For years it has been obvious that the web would beat apps in aggregate, but apps would have better engagement. If you wrap your website in an app using ionic and treat it like a s…
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Comment #10281178
I think the parent was talking about supply side. I think you are totally correct but, I find myself not satisfied with the answer. All legitimate cab companies should puf money in…
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Comment #10278750
It runs anonymous search and returns the results from their servers proxied. It offers an actual VPN if i am not mistaken, as a paid service.
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Comment #10274924
Do you have any tips for performance. I use chrome and ublock, umatrix and disconnect. Disconnect is a few second penalty but worth it for a free proxy. However, I am not sure whet…
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Comment #10273047
i actually view it more like the standard age old pricing model for goods with massive supply. "Content" is drastically higher in supply than demand, you are simply paying your mar…
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Comment #10272294
While this is likely true, do you think they can't get that data another way? I would speculate that with pre-installed root certificates and total network control they could get a…