I like it!
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nvr219 commented on AdNauseam: Clicking ads so you don't have to adnauseam.io/... · Posted by u/thunderbong
What can i use to get rid of the admiral pop ups?
When people try and say that regulating stuff like this is impossible, I often think about how unreasonably great the regulations around “Unsubscribe” links in emails are.
There really seems to be no loophole or workaround despite there being huge incentive for there to be one. Every time I click an “Unsubscribe” link in an email (it seems like they’re forced to say “Unsubscribe” and not use weasel words to hide the link) I’m either immediately unsubscribed from the person who sent me the email, or I’m taken to a page which seemingly MUST have a “remove me from all emails” option.
The level of compliance (and they can’t even do malicious compliance!) with this is absurd. If these new rules work anything like that, they’ll be awesome. Clearly regulating behavior like this is indeed possible.
The best part about requiring them to use the word “unsubscribe” is I can do this email rule: If an email says “unsubscribe” in it, move it to “says-unsubscribe” folder.
I look at that email once a week for the false positives. Huge QoL increase.
nvr219 commented on Source-Available Is Meaningless keygen.sh/blog/source-ava... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Source Available is a great term. It's not about Freedom - it's about security and trust.
nvr219 commented on Show HN: King Thirteen: 2048 with chess pieces, in under 13 KB js13kgames.com/2024/games... · Posted by u/animuchan
This is great. Good job.
nvr219 commented on Moxie Marlinspike: Agile is killing software innovation theregister.com/2024/08/0... · Posted by u/signa11
He's right.
I personally think that a key fact that is driving adoption, is that from the very beginning they used a web app instead of going native with a heavy desktop app.
Thanks to this, you can share designs with just a link and everyone can access it, users interact with a mockup, devs look up the styles and components.
…and everyone is learning Figma, that’s a viral adoption mechanism that is not possible with Adobe products.
Their secret sauce seems to be making a complex web app fast and snappy with webassembly and an ecosystem of plugins secured with quickjs sandboxes.