Seems like they've removed it now, maybe they noticed they were DOSing themselves ;)
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Only on the big websites though, why would a news org bother with small or tiny news aggregators?
The small websites will have to shut down while google will get even stronger. (This happened in germany already when they introduced a very similar law)
The concept just seems to bizzare as someone who has grown up with their country specific bank cards - getting a credit card or even a visa/mastercard debit card is something fairly unusual.
I do realize you american people have to build a credit score and there's cashback schemes. Very different cultures I guess
So much is just out of your control, accidents happen - be it for kids or adults.
People are obviously not advocating for creating deadly play spaces for the future generation, but we did manage so far with the decent enough security standards.
Kids hurting themselves is normal, thats just part of learning their limits. I dont know how many times I fucked up and caused myself (non-critical) damage - did I do the same stupid mistake twice? nope. I could've died or seriously hurt myself a lot of times would I have just been unlucky, but I wasn't - cause there was a very slim chance anything bad could have even happened. Climbing trees? never slipped or jumped off a height that wasnt harmless. Cycling around? Never fell bad enough to do more than scrape my skin. And so many more instances of things going bad, but working out fine
There is a lot of variety https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premium-rate_telephone_number
Data, presumably?
Also expanding the capabilities of their GSuite to capture more customers into their ecosystem
Which is a very sane default for most people
The only reason you'd want to use push to talk is either you have a lot of people in the channel, you have a loud background or you don't want people hearing stuff not designated for the discord voice (if you're streaming, have irl people in the same room - that kinda stuff)
You're not really going to get around having to install "something" to sync your passwords if you want to have your passwords synced
You could use something like Syncthing if you just don't want to trust any company with your data
Otherwise, I cant really suggest a solution either
Like, I might if the ad is relevant to the piece of content in question. For example if I am watching construction/woodworking/industrial videos on youtube I won't be surprised if I see ads relating to tools, but thats about it.
I'm not gonna go ahead and buy this tool specifically because the ad is on a video I enjoyed, or associate another company with evil just because it's on a bad video.
Another guess would be it's simply the subconcious thing of seeing an ad to something potentially bad?
It's not though. Once you become big and have reached critical mass you can pull off quite a lot of mediocre/bad stuff. Fact is the majority of people simply do not care as long as the product still works (they might not even be aware there's bad stuff going on behind the scenes) - too much effort to find a suitable alternative, convince everyone else to go to the same platform and so on
It's pretty frustrating. Either apple just doesnt update their employees on issues or they just dont want to admit stuff until they have to (not implying it's malicious, but it certainly seems like it)
Not only should you do this for privacy, but also security. It's quite simple to get the answers to some of the questions websites will ask you..
Switching to random strings saved by a password manager (in a different file, with a different master key preferably), or written down on paper and stored securely is probably the best way to handle this
Nowhere near the scale of this though, just some background noise I'll ignore
That's the main reason I hear from people why server-to-server ads won't work reliably, since the ad network "needs" more data to verify legitimate views
Easy way to get rid of those
Most people don't have the grasp on the technicalities to even be able to make the decision to vote for a specific candidates because their internet access is sub-par
Not to mention if you vote for someone you also get all the other things that candidate aligns with, not just better internet.
(not super sure how voting on city/state level works in the us, but it should be accurate enough)
Obviously going to have to compromise (round robin dns > ~1gbps, self managed stuff), but thats just expected If it's just images probably just go with cloudflare
They're super bland most of the time (unless you're willing to pay a premium for the more flavourful varieties and those can be hit and miss aswell) - I usually just get canned ones unless I specifically need fresh ones
I do get your point though, making a meal from scratch can be so much better, both taste and health wise, with a bit of practice - not to mention it's relaxing to do the actual chopping & cooking usually
IPs are still cheap enough to "waste" - the only real motivator is going to be ipv4 price being too high which we're quite far off of