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Jacky Efendi
https://twitter.com/jackyef__
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Sep 21
Curious, what do people use to measure engagements on their personal site/blog nowadays?
Google Analytics/Webmention/other stuffs? Or do you not track at all?
I started switching everything over to Fathom analytics: https://usefathom.com/ref/RQMO0T -
M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY
https://twitter.com/thisistechtoday
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Sep 21
These sexually explicit YouTube bot comments are so out of control that it makes one want to shut off comments or not even comment on anyone's video. It's SO BAD right now.
They're all the same message too, I thought Google was good at detecting spam. -
Indeed. Especially as they've taken such steps to limit third party ad tracking, it seems that they're still doing fraud-preventing device fingerprinting... which smells fishy and inconsistent.
Here's the entirety of the Learn More privacy doc: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204881 -
Photo - “Wear a damn mask” - Joseph
https://twitter.com/photojoseph
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Sep 21
Let me reiterate that this was indoors. In a well-sealed house. Now imagine the air outside.
thing I learned... a well-sealed house isnât actually well sealed if youâre forcing air from inside to outside. I woulda had a better day or two if I had not run the AC as much and just let the inside air sit still. -
Code reuse reminds me of trade. When we reuse other peopleâs code, that frees up our time to focus on our own. We can then make our own available for reuse, which completes the cycle. Specialization, division of labor, comparative advantage, raising everyoneâs quality of life.
How far can we take the analogy? Which deeper economic principles based on trade might apply to code reuse, package managers, etc? I doubt itâs an original idea, but itâs hard to Google.
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katattack
https://twitter.com/dory_chris
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Sep 21
I wouldn't have survived college without those cheap burnable CD-ROMs. You'd buy 10 packs of Zip drives in bulk and every single one on the pack would fail.
I owned a zip drive for a hot second. CDRWs ended up being far cheaper and better. -
Chris Messina
https://twitter.com/chrismessina
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Sep 21
You've got to be kidding me. Deleting @AppleMusic didn't solve the problem! WTF! Is there no way to NOT be profiled?
Hey @tim_cook, I thought "iPhone IS privacy". What is this?!
#iOS14
whoa whoa whoa. This doesnât seem right.
although it does seem like theyâre probably doing this in the most privacy-preserving way possible? Still monopolistic unless they expose that as an API to other apps.
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This seems highly suspect and monopolistic.
I don't use @AppleMusic and yet it gets to pop up this privacy alert telling me that the number of calls I make will be used to create a trust score for my device.
Do other music providers like @Spotify get to do this?
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SwiftOnSecurity
https://twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity
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Sep 21
In 1982, the Commodore64 cost an inflation-adjusted $1,600 - and had 64KB of RAM.
A compact disc outputs 176KB. Per second.
The CD is basically a temporal aberration and should not have existed at all.
In the grand scheme of things, the CD barely did exist at all -
Martin Soanes
https://twitter.com/martinsoanes
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Sep 20
@aaronpk great stream today - are you going to do an install video for that rasPi Hyperdeck clone - sounds amazing. Cheers.
Thanks! I probably should, but it was surprisingly straightforward so it'd be a short video! -
Anthony Lopez
https://twitter.com/tsp4axl
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Sep 20
Great first episode guys! Curious why PKCE wasnât mentioned as a way to âprotectâ public clients. Can these protocols work together? Or would it be overkill at this point?
PKCE solves a different problem. Stay tuned for next week's episode! -
Portland, Oregon • Sun, September 20, 2020 1:33pmTrying this socially distant eating out thing â with anomalily
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Portland, Oregon • Sun, September 20, 2020 12:56pmCan't see how much we're smiling about the fresh air â with anomalily
