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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
I have been on the internet since the mid-90s and computers have defined my life , personally and professionally, since I was 4 years old. And still, this kind of messages make me uncertain about what to really think. There is a nostalgia f
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
Jia Tan is looking for a new project ?
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
I wonder if there are reading lists, similar to the Harvard Classics, but curated for a more contemporary audience based on which books are important now. After all, the first volumes of the Harvard Classics came out over a century ago, an
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Laser Fault Injection for the Masses(blog.fraktal.fi)
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
I 100% concur, it's not easy. I block / filter most of the news sites I might wander to mindlessly with uBlock, and even filter out DOM elements that have certain keywords. I also found https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
It might be both ? I like to believe the internet is a great enabler when it comes to finding or accessing information, unfortunately discovery has become progressively worse for a long time now. The internet is also a massive distraction a
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
In this context, I often refer to the essay by Rolf Dobelli, titled Avoid News: Towards a Healthy News Diet. It can be found on the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20130117104220/http://dobe
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by 7222aafdcf68cfe 2y ago
Focus. Another well-known example: https://bellard.org/