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wouldn't that apply to every trading card and collectible item then?

What do you think about the Brave Browser?

While it's just a Chromium with an integrated ad blocker + no-track, I think their curated publisher model might change the online ad industry for the better!

The state of online advertisement has to change. Customers and publishers are unsatisfied and there are massive bot scam networks out there.

I am hopeful that Brandon Eich's brave browser[1] will make the ads economy less vulnerable to Google's dominance.

[1] https://brave.com

The Rodale Institute[1] has a long running trial comparing different farming systems. In the long run organic farming outperforms "conventional" methods in terms of yield, resilience and cost[2].

If you believe their research that is.

[1] https://rodaleinstitute.org/

[2] https://rodaleinstitute.org/assets/FST-Brochure-2015.pdf

What was your personal solution if I may ask?

I don't understand why this article seems to offend many of you in the comments. In my opinion the author doesn't claim to have done and mastered all the careers he talks about. Yes, he's promoting his book - so what? You won't find many articles on here that have no business interest behind it.

I for one simply enjoyed the read.

looks like a copy cat of airconsole.com to me :/

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Hi, I'm a Rails dev with experience on the full stack - from deployment and server administration to JS frameworks and team leading.

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is this really an issue in the tech industry? I'm studying in austria, absolved an internship in germany, got paid quite well and so did all my fellow students (internships all over europe, US, australia).

I'm 21 and I started coding 2 1/2 year ago. Though my first tries were on my TI Voyage when I was 16. But those programs were basically a bunch of if/else statements that printed some text.

i'm totally one of theses people. whenever i accidentally clicked on a mailto link some crappy tool popped up and wanted my attention.

now that it only opens a new gmail tab it's the first time that it's become useful to me!

i like the look of your tool.

my top feature request: playlists! and i think you need to increase feedback for the user. e.g. when i click 'play all' i see nothing that tells me that the click worked and that it will begin playing in a few seconds.

keep it going!

I understand that the author is pissed because of the bad UX. But all he claims is a branding issue or a manufacturers fail.

Still it's Googles job to set boundaries to not let them do what they want.

In my opinion this is just one of many imprecised android reviews.