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3y ago
Their lists feature is a massively undervalued feature. Pretty certain if lists was deprecated I would disband Twitter.
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> my peers from college are senior software engineers, my relatives are all in high places in big companies Comparison is the thief of joy. I re-frame any FOMO (Fear of missing out) as JOMO (Joy of missing out). The only person I compare
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The Apple Investor's Dilemma
(asymco.com)
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iPoddery
(om.co)
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The Shapeshifting Crypto Wars
(lawfaremedia.org)
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Déjà vu – A window on the past and a key to human survival
(aeon.co)
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Also a company that could get breached and the whereabouts of all the children surveilled is public knowledge.
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Global Encryption Day: Any backdoor would do more harm than good
(tutanota.com)
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Chasing bugs in the electronic village (1992)
(around.com)
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> Am I just terrible at opsec I divide my digital life into two realms. Pre-Snowden and Post-Snowden. Pre-Snowden I did not know about opsec or how valuable it was. Post Snowden I am more careful and regularly spin up new handles so that
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The Fight over the Future of Encryption
(technologyreview.com)
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Chasing Bugs in the Electronic Village (1992)
(around.com)
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3y ago
And all this privacy tooling is a bandaid solution to the problem of privacy in the digital realm. It addresses problems after the fact rather than addressing the underlying symptom which is dragnet surveillance, surveillance capitalism,
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Sunrise, Sunset, Daylight in a Graph
(ptaff.ca)
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3y ago
I think advanced alien life exists in different dimensions we can't access yet. The 3D plane is boring for them, so they live on higher dimensions, unseen.
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3y ago
If you have the time, you could download a few breach corpuses and do a manual search for creds. There's even a few clearnet breach forums that don't exclusively operate on the darkweb.
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I treat my spam folder as my 'second inbox'. We even get services asking users to 'check your spam folder if you didn't get our message'.
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The art of making good misstakes
(timharford.com)
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Photographer showcases the power of iPhone 15 pro max
(petapixel.com)
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> Social Media sites curate what people see based on their personality profile Depends on whether you use the algorithmic feeds or not. I have to mentally resist the temptation to browse Twitter's 'For You' section, and I
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Mimic.css – CSS Animation Library
(erictreacy.github.io)
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Some simple ways to make content look good
(set.studio)
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How to Take Back Control of Your Online Data
(consumerreports.org)
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Scratchwork – an online board with LaTeX support
(app.scratchwork.io)
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There’s no such thing as a desktop screen
(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
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The Physics of Relationships: Going Positive and Going First
(fs.blog)
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A Guide to Determine If Apple Mail Is the Right Email App for You
(thesweetsetup.com)
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CSS Background Patterns by MagicPattern
(magicpattern.design)
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The Tetris Max High Score Contest
(bigmessowires.com)
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CSS solves auto-expanding textareas (probably, eventually)
(chriscoyier.net)
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