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Posted by
anongoesprivate on Thursday March 04, 2021 @11:42AM
from the grammy.com dept.
what is their business model? ,i'm not able to find anything related to it. Firefox runs on donation, google runs on tracking, vivaldi seems not have both based on their about page
humming is a hit or miss sometimes, but if i played tunes on short videos of skits from social media apps it brings the matching title, a tough competition for /r/NameThatSong/ and /r/tipofmytongue/ :)
i lost hope and started using Mozilla with Ublock origin and privacy badger, i know i can't stop billion dollar companies from collecting my data, but with the above combo , at least i can stop them from rubbing my data on my face
Posted by
anongoesprivate on Wednesday October 07, 2020 @09:05AM
from the forbes.com dept.
:-), haha not my intention, but i watched the documentary and it seemed pretty intense, so just got curious why they used google things
ha, the hypocrites, below is the dns request ublock origin showing on this site
```thesocialdilemma.com```
```www.thesocialdilemma.com```
```doubleclick.net```
```googleads.g.doubleclick.net```
```static.doubleclick.net```
```fonts.googleapis.com```
```youtube.com```
```www.youtube.com```
if they truly have virtue, they could have used some other open sources to build the site
this video is relevant to every country now, i can see this happening very clearly in my country with my friends and family, but i can't do anything about it, because i think people understand that discrimination thoughts are immoral and wrong, but since they get immediate benefits like influence and space to talk, and ignore the consequences, if someone try to talk to them ,like the guy in the video, they will fight them or try to convert them. its like humans don't follow religion or other cult because of belief ,but because of some ulterior motive they have.
another question from the video, what is a Freemasons, i tried googling but cant understand it, is it like a cult?
between the copyright they will be paying for movies and shows, the development cost will be very minimal i think, their web app and android app is pretty good,
as for last point , prime video seems like a major product , will amazon outsource it?
yeah, i have given feedback via the help chat in the app already, I'm just curios how these simple things got missed, considering how huge the organizations is and it have most talented people in it, like what kind of process will lead to this, in a structured org like amazon
Posted by
anongoesprivate on Monday August 17, 2020 @07:46AM
from the ask-hn dept.
i have been using the Amazon PrimeVideo for Windows recently,mostly for downloading in hi-res and view on Weekend with out buffering issues.the app seems to be lacking even Basic Q/A in lot of things, for example a simple download feature they have is not downloading anything and if we minimize it the download restarts , it works very unpredictably.so my question is how a Big org like amazon...
i dont know the legal barriers or if some one tried it before, but self driving cars should train their model in Indian traffic with a human supervision , the traffic is very unpredictable and mostly experienced humans who have driven there long has nailed how to drive there, it will give some interesting data points