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by abhiminator 9y ago
I remember The Economist doing a piece on this fairly recently[0] that talked exclusively about how China's tech VCs and established corporations (referring to the likes of Alibaba/Tencent) are challenging (and to a certain extent
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Cross-site tracking: Let’s unpack that(blog.mozilla.org)
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Amazon, the Biggest R&D Spender, Does Not Believe in R&D(bloomberg.com)
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More Gnome Performance Improvements Are on the Way(phoronix.com)
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by abhiminator 9y ago
Thank you for digging up the link, appreciate it.
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by abhiminator 9y ago
I reported the blog that was hosting the violating content, not the particular search result in question. My apologies, should have made that clear in my earlier response.
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by abhiminator 9y ago
I think you're referring to Google search alerts[0]. I agree, that's a pretty neat tool to be subscribed to, should be useful in drastically cutting down the response time when responding to instances of one's personally iden
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by abhiminator 9y ago
A good idea to counteract privacy risks of this sort is to occasionally search yourself by your full name or by username (one that can be traced back to you, that is) across all major search engines and see if any of your data is out in the
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by abhiminator 9y ago
No company in the history of Big Tech has gotten away with as much malpractice, breach of trust/ethics, invasion of privacy as facebook has in its (relatively) short history. Facebook management's recorded antics will likely becom
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Avoid News – Towards a Healthy Information Diet (2012)(dobelli.com)
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by abhiminator 9y ago
This is super exciting -- Public DNS space frankly needs more entrants. I've been a long time user of OpenDNS's public DNS service (and have come to adore it greatly). Other recent new entrant to this space worth mentioning includ
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Genes and backgrounds matter most to exam results(economist.com)
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Some Easy Things We Could Do to Make All Autonomous Cars Safer(eff.org)
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Brave browser getting closer to Chrome – including its extensions(cnet.com)
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Existential Risk Prevention as Global Priority – Nick Bostrom (2012)(existential-risk.org)
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by abhiminator 9y ago
> Based on the screenshot, one security expert WXIA showed it to said that it resembled the message from a variant of Samsam, a family of ransomware that struck a number of hospitals two years ago. Could this be one of those that exploit
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by abhiminator 9y ago
As a recent Firefox user, I'm super excited about the future evolution of the browser. I switched to Firefox Quantum after using Chrome as mainstay for over 9 years and I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY by the under-the-hood refinements and
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by abhiminator 9y ago
Interesting article. As the saying goes, the first step is always the hardest; and from my personal experience, I can attest that writing (especially through the old school 'pen and paper' way [0]) can serve as a very effective to
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It Pays to Have Pals in Silicon Valley(nytimes.com)
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Careers for the Future – 2020 and beyond(trade-schools.net)
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I Quit Twitter and It Feels Great(nytimes.com)
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Effects of Nature on your Brain(nationalgeographic.com)
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