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by d2wa 8y ago
> [...] contracts never indicated their photos could exist anywhere but on the specific domain in the contract I doubt many contracts are written for specific domain names. I expect most contracts allow for a publisher to use it in their
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by d2wa 8y ago
Actually, you'd have to solve the physics that is holding back latency on mobile networks to compete with AMP.
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by d2wa 8y ago
It’s up to date.
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by d2wa 8y ago
Bookmarklets are Dead… …we just don’t know it yet. https://medium.com/making-instapaper/bookmarklets-are-dead-d...
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by d2wa 8y ago
Are there any Russia-based pub servers for Scuttlebutt? Are clients configured to use these by default? Do they rely on any outside infrastructure (e.g. an authoritative DNS server located outside of Russia)?
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by d2wa 8y ago
Both IPFS and Dat will also have working peer-discovery on an isolated LAN as well.
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by d2wa 8y ago
There is no implementation of this in their code either.
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by d2wa 8y ago
There is a source for this from Newsweek at the bottom of the original article. It’s been reported by the BBC as well.
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Chrome is right to remove its bad webRequest extension API(ctrl.blog)
2 points by d2wa 8y ago|1 comments
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Tranco: An improved top websites ranking list(ctrl.blog)
1 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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InterPlanetary File System hosting services overcharge for duplicated objects(ctrl.blog)
1 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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by d2wa 8y ago
This isn’t an ad-blocker. Instead, this extension enforces an optional Google Ads policy that disables persistent tracking and personalized ads on every website instead of leaving that decision up to individual publishers. It gives you back
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Firefox extension: switch all Google Ads to contextual non-personalized/tracking(addons.mozilla.org)
5 points by d2wa 8y ago|1 comments
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by d2wa 8y ago
Update: Review of Mailbox.org: https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/review-mailboxorg
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by d2wa 8y ago
Protonmail seems fine, but their prices are way too high. Comparable service charge a tenth of what they ask.
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by d2wa 8y ago
Companies have to build tools that grants any law enforcement agency access to whatever data they want on whomever they want. For an email provider, these tools could include a search function that lets them look through every email on the
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by d2wa 8y ago
I’ve moved to Mailbox.org. It’s not perfect, but they have a ton of unique privacy features like encrypting all incoming emails with PGP (at-rest-encryption). They just introduced a new web interface and it’s quite buggy. However, it’s just
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by d2wa 8y ago
If this shows anything then it’s that a custom domain is a must. Moving email provider without a custom domain is much harder as you’ll need to update your registration in a bagazillion places. With a custom domain you can just say “goodbye
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Goodbye FastMail: Aussie government undermining trust in tech companies(ctrl.blog)
47 points by d2wa 8y ago|26 comments
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WebP image file sizes compared to equivalent Guetzli and Zopfli(ctrl.blog)
1 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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Using a Content-Security-Policy on a page with blocks controls in Safari(ctrl.blog)
1 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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Turkey blocks BunnyCDN (14 000 sites)(ctrl.blog)
2 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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Any WebP image source blocks image loading in Microsoft Edge with AppGuard mode(ctrl.blog)
1 points by d2wa 8y ago|0 comments
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Scaleway VPSes seems too good to be true(ctrl.blog)
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Why we need the distributed web(ctrl.blog)
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The software update experience sucks(ctrl.blog)
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by d2wa 8y ago
Yej? Uhg.
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Introducing Bing AMP Viewer and Bing AMP Cache(blogs.bing.com)
2 points by d2wa 8y ago|1 comments
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by d2wa 8y ago
https://www.ctrl.blog/topic/feeds
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by d2wa 8y ago
I experimented with this too. However, I found that just delaying the RSS feed produced the desired results.

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