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721.
by IndySun 6y ago
...increasingly annoyed... What got you annoyed? I use Little Snitch 4. I very much dislike the GUI change in LS5. And it seems to be less user controllable. I do not know anything about Lulu, except the developer seems like a decent sort
722.
by IndySun 6y ago
Can Lulu block both outgoing and incoming, like Little Snitch?
723.
by IndySun 6y ago
It had ... an interesting feature called Moments...To be honest I am not quite sure what advertisers use this feature for, nevertheless, it seemed interesting For putting their ad at the point most relevant, maybe, or better still, puttin
724.
by IndySun 6y ago
Has been offline, no Twits recently.
725.
What Happened to Trimread?(beta.trimread.com)
2 points by IndySun 6y ago|1 comments
726.
New Adam Curtis Soon(twitter.com)
3 points by IndySun 6y ago|0 comments
727.
by IndySun 6y ago
What we can read in the FT story that the FT are behind the curve.
728.
by IndySun 6y ago
Is 'financial' 'best' in the answer you're looking for? Or more broader aspects?
729.
by IndySun 6y ago
So many, but in recent years 'Hypernormalisation' by Adam Curtis. Curtis's style and tone and bias can grate, and is not for everyone, but in this documentary his typical format gels. It describes a bunch of seemingly dispara
730.
by IndySun 6y ago
Taking the title at face value, then something should be done about the monopoly of Google, not to lament the so-called 'failure to compete' of OpenStreetMap.
731.
by IndySun 6y ago
Thank you.
732.
by IndySun 6y ago
What's the HN soft rule about linking to soft paywalls? https://archive.is/Gap8m I lived through the DX7s arrival in to the recording studio. It sounded harsh, thin, very un-musical, vastly overpriced, and was dated th
733.
by IndySun 6y ago
Quoting random tweets from the public as opinion in news articles (from arson to zebra rearing) has crept in to all news outlets. "Over the garden fence" reporting. Fear is winning.
734.
by IndySun 6y ago
Apologies, these are NOT cloud specific but cloud providers are listed here when breached, in case you missed it. https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
735.
by IndySun 6y ago
Would a 2 trillion dollar software company allow such bugs to persist deliberately? Is it part and parcel of the carrot wrapped up in the next ‘upgrade/update’? (2 trillion meaning, they have the money to sort this)
736.
by IndySun 6y ago
We have to express an idea here, otherwise what is being objected to in the NYT? What exactly is the NYT attacking, demeaning, in your view?
737.
by IndySun 6y ago
Have you two read the article? The idea that the USA is some kind of neutral benevolent superpower with a mere passing interest in the affairs of international cyber espionage and has no quarrel with such is laughable. NYT simply wants to p
738.
by IndySun 6y ago
Congratulations on a well-worded ask. Xmas break (not weeks), life changing, recommended for everyone (here)... Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!
739.
by IndySun 6y ago
Thats make two of us. SE (gen 1) here too. You make a good point but always consider the trade off (as you have done) between all the info you now know is out there and what to incorporate. That's always the trick, what you leave out m
740.
by IndySun 6y ago
Only if it is law; and even then, tough to police.
741.
by IndySun 6y ago
Successful auto-playlisting is going to vary on the demands made. There is no 100% music (or any creative output) recommender because everyone feels differently about what 'energy', 'easy', 'powerful', 'to
742.
by IndySun 6y ago
In and of itself it looks great. Fantastically clear. Works on smaller screens. Easy to navigate. Ratings are tough to represent but as your work has its own style it's giving it at least the air of an alternative (that's a compli
743.
by IndySun 6y ago
Learn about the thoughts and ideas of men through the ages, yes, essential. Put their concepts in context, to do so is now very easy. We have history on our side, but not endless time. We are stagnating. We need to consider why historically
744.
by IndySun 6y ago
https://www.privacyinternational.org/long-read/4316/we-asked... The link to the report. Quite interesting.
745.
by IndySun 6y ago
So it is easy to not harvest data but it is not easy to resist selling it on to make a living? Of the 100,000s of privacy flag waving developers, many of whose blogs I read, that describe the non Apple/Google/Facebook route, why a
746.
by IndySun 6y ago
Each and every time I read stories of apps storing, peeking, stealing or abusing user data, and/or their privacy more than is necessary, I always wonder where the alternative, non invasive alternative app developers are. Are they here?
747.
by IndySun 6y ago
Hate this tiresome retreading like some literary diarrhoea. Some late middled aged white man quoting some dead white men back when white men held all the aces through physical means. The future is women, if we are to exist beyond 2100. At l
748.
by IndySun 6y ago
Day two and this news is again not on todays front page, but "Here are 10 great The Daily's" still is.
749.
by IndySun 6y ago
It's very poor, the lack of double checking prior to publication of the podcast. I listened to it all and he was easily the weakest cast member. NYT have admitted their mistake, returned their award. However, it's not on todays fr
750.
by IndySun 6y ago
Is there any need for a predicting, statistical model at this point? The election represents the vote, far more accurately, than any statistical model possibly could.

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