edit: or you can make one http://zerophone.org/ which also has plans to crowdfund some pre-built phones
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edit: or you can make one http://zerophone.org/ which also has plans to crowdfund some pre-built phones
It doesn't seem remarkable in any way? I think I'd prefer to run my own wrapper than use this (due to lack of proper url building, lack of proper errors, not possible to use async without changing the codebase, etc)
Isn't that a bad example of this? that is more of a case of their income being not given to them by the company running their ads hosting et al?
https://www.savesnopes.com/faq/ says they are profitable (when not fighting themselves), contrary to this article
(with protection plan) $5 per week for 3 years for security updates
$7.60 per week for 2 years for OS updates
Its not a "problem" with server/serverless of course, but no-scaling-by-default vs unlimited-scaling-by-default (which is imo the better way to split the server/serverless topic), one is going to cost more when things get thrown for a loop
||accounts.google.com^$image,third-party
||google.com/accounts/*$image,third-party
For those that want to prevent the attack with ublocko, without filtering all 3rd party requestshttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tracking-protection-pbm
Doing this with temporary "paint" too.
Seems pretty neat way of conveying a viewpoint to a company (bringing the stuff to the humans, instead of letting the response go through the corporate filter)
being told what I am thinking about things is really needlessly confusing, because its often wrong, then I need to remind myself that those statements arn't meant to teach me anything, but instead make me laugh? I don't know.
It'd be better to have like, 1 line of joke per 5-10 dotpoints, not 2-3+ lines of joke per dotpoint, that is my opinion though
https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/help/dont-ask also has it even though it encorages a significant number of answers per question (so, open ended)
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com would probably do best for your sql/nosql thing, e.g. https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/q/54373
https://stackexchange.com/sites worth a browse
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I have to say, other than setup and lack of permission handling the js lib has, I would find myself preferring it