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by dotcoma 1y ago
> They aren’t as stable as they claim to be, and the stability they do have arises from free-riding on the US banking system and monetary policy – and as we’ll come back to, if stablecoins are able to keep gaining market share, these par
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Russia's Aeroflot cancels flights after alleged cyberattack(kyivindependent.com)
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The Beauty of Ideals(world.hey.com)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Like China. And of course the ban does not work even in China.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
True, but what is surprising to me is that not even Bezos’ kind of wealth will get him off the hook.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Agree. But even completely losing Amazon — which would have never happened anyway — would have been a drop in the bucket at this point. Funny how you grow to become the richest or second-richest man in the world, only to kiss ass to a bully
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Big time and for a long time running, even if not as bad as Facebook.
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The country inoculating against disinformation (2022)(bbc.com)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Here is the link. Sorry for the mess. https://www.thebulwark.com/p/the-washington-post-is-dying-je...
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Is Jeff Bezos killing The Washington Post on purpose or by accident?(thebulwark.com)
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Russian networks flood Internet with propaganda, aiming to corrupt AI chatbots(thebulletin.org)
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Texas Is Getting Tough on Data Protection(adexchanger.com)
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Trump's AI Action Plan is a blueprint for dystopia(bloodinthemachine.com)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Have you not learned from Google and Facebook? You need to sell space as “promoted tool” for a week. You also need more traffic. Do you have returning users or not ?
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by dotcoma 1y ago
That’s why!
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Swipe left and you get a divorce and you’re screwed.
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What kind of ‘ads’ are you trying to use to monetise it ?
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by dotcoma 1y ago
or Ladybird.
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Are we witnessing the final days of Mozilla?(lunduke.locals.com)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
> I can’t help noticing that Pix is actually achieving what cryptocurrency boosters claimed, falsely, to be able to deliver through the blockchain — low transaction costs and financial inclusion. Compare the 93 percent of Brazilians usin
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by dotcoma 1y ago
It's a Dilbert world !
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Brave blocks Microsoft Recall by default(brave.com)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Moving to Firefox is a great idea. If you’d rather keep on using something you’re familiar with, I’d move to Brave.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Wipr works well for me.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
A similar 'study' found out that water is wet
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Thanks, interesting!
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Transfer.it – effortless file sharing, powered by MEGA(blog.mega.io)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
It's looking like... something Msft would do.
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by dotcoma 1y ago
It's good for Apple, and for Linux :)
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by dotcoma 1y ago
Lastly… > It’s exciting to watch HP lead the market in creating non-invasive native ad experiences Oh, really? Non-invasive?

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