SaturateDK

Seems to be down currently.

Umm... can't you just code something super small and efficient to do the same thing?

I think you would find these interesting.

- https://web.archive.org/web/20190429100515/https://static.iz...

- https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/25/us/match-com-lawsuit-ftc....

- https://caseysoftware.com/blog/working-for-a-dating-website

At what point does spamming the tracking endpoint with crap data become the next tool?

react-penis-app

Bad: 0.0015 - Good: 0.9986

Not sure what I'm going to build, but it's going to make me a lot of money.

To be fair they may have customer service, but you are not the customer but the product.

I really do hate ads, and I've even worked doing ads both for web and TV.

I want to pay for my services, and would like real micro transactions, maybe I read an article i really enjoyed - I want to be able to pay for this, as a donation.

I'm pretty sure we need to look beyond ads for funding services and websites. I'd much rather pay, and while I know not everyone wants to pay... if we could push this behavior, it would really make the web better.

Personally, I have adblockers, privacy badger and even AdGuard/PiHole on my network.

So to all creators, let me pay you, even a tiny amount. I'm aware that transaction fees are en enemy here, so maybe that's a problem to fix?

That's why I'm pretty happy with my smart lights, they can change kelvin rating, so while working it can be blueish, and later on more warm.

Thanks a lot for the reply! :-)

Not surprising... the new owners of both OKCupid and Tinder is Match Group.

I don't understand the "When a mistake becomes a genius move" part... cool that is was a mistake, but I feel like there's missing something, how was this mistake made? What was the mistake?

I use https://www.eff.org/privacybadger for all websites, seems to do the trick for me.

Was on HN 10 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20895443

It's "kun det bedste er godt nok" alright and I would translate that to "Only the best is good enough". Just for the record.

I would love to try something like this, but living in the EU I can't use Google Voice.

Not only are they dead space, but in many cases I have found them to degrade performance by a lot on websites. I use Privacy Badger to block them all, as I really never have seen the point of them.

If you reload the page 3 times, it blurs out the counter and message. While I see that this is to make people donate, it would be pretty nice to state, that in order to see it again - you must donate. I was thinking it was a bug at first.

This "feature" is being removed:

https://twitter.com/paul_irish/status/1138471166115368960

I'll do this for my next "TV", however I might never buy a new one really. Unless it dies I don't really feel the need to upgrade it.

Oh, this looks promising. I'm pretty tired of react-router, and I like to keep my navigation in my redux state, as it's a big part of any application state in my mind.

How well does router5 work with redux? I see they have an official package for it, so it's looking good, but maybe you have first hand experience.

You can view the creators here: http://www.kanyewest.com/humans.txt

But it's pretty common for websites to be packed with tracking. Mostly it's not even the creators but marketing people who want's it.

1.6MB for one image of a map, that alone is a huge factor in the size. Unfortunately it's the state of many websites.

I say wipe them. I have been deleting data for the last couple of days, I don't need old comments and likes - even pictures as I have them myself.

This was I can slowly phase it out, this has been my plan all along, but I need some time to make all logins work without facebook ect.

My intent is to delete it eventually. Until then no new content, and wiping the old content.

Oh, I was a bit too quick there it seems. Thanks! :-)

Until it's published and reviews there isn't much to say. But it's exciting to me, hope I can read it soon.

I got it at the very start, and I'm pretty sad to hear about this.

It's hard to answer, it depends on the person I guess... But for my point of view it's easy. You can find 3D versions online that work in the browser.

30KB? That's a lot, this is not minified and Gzip'ed is it?

We try to transtile as little as possible. And we do detect IE so that we can serve special bundles with special polyfills for that browser.

It's not perfect, but it's better for the newer browsers - they get something fact and neat, IE users get a slower one, but they would never get a really nice experience.

I did two other frameworks that are super similar, hooked up with dynamic loading of the code with webpack, and the older one RequireJS.

It's a super awesome pattern, that makes things super simple and it's super lightweight as well.