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21·16 days agoFor many, a mobile device is their sole computer, and things of importance to them are stored on it.
4·1 month agoI found this useful. Admittedly, I don’t know much about the site though.
https://www.inverse.com/health/measles-mmr-vaccine-birth-year-booster
LibreOffice too for that matter. Kick 'em a few bucks if you can spare it.
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2·1 year agoDid that. I absolutely refuse to eat any restaurant pesto under any circumstances.
Or an upstream certificate expired.
This article centers on those driving work vehicles that their employer has installed trackers on. I know recently auto makers have been found snooping, which I don’t even have words for, but this isn’t that.
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Meanwhile, the masses are still using all the ‘services’ because they all have momentum. I’m not confident any of them can do anything bad enough to chase off their users.
3·1 year agoI think it’s impossible if you want for things to work. JavaScript is so ubiquitous it’s been baked into the browser since 1995.
36·1 year agoI doubt not taking the call is what the paperwork would reflect.
Deezer ain’t bad. https://www.deezer.com
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As a consumer, I will now forever remember that WebMD’s C Suite is most interested in “crushing their competition” and being heavy handed with their employees. I once thought that they were concerned about the betterment of societal health. This is how you lose your most performant employees.
I can’t believe they published this to a publically available platform like Vimeo. Did they already lose their Marketing executive?
I’ve hit the odd site where a menu doesn’t work the way it should, the payment form doesn’t work, overall form validation is wonky, or the captcha doesn’t work. I attribute most of these to slight nuances in javascript between browsers.
I’m a (old, grey) dev, and I’ve had to shame colleagues into testing in mobile browsers other than Chrome and Safari.
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Redundant, privacy compliant storage is expensive. And then you have to deal with customer people that can’t figure things out, and then there’s the barrage of bots trying to break in. Optical media is dirt cheap and most people know what to do with it.