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Behind the proposal is several Big Tech companies with a lot of money which are seeking lucrative government contracts. One of them is Aston Kutcher's Thorn which seems to have a very good report with the EU Commissioner Ylva Johansso
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Revert recent Slack UX change on Mac by these settings
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You know, I hate privacy-intrusive ads...but if a business would present me with an honest option to click on - "Show me your best guess what you think I want to buy!" - I would enjoy clicking on it. When I want. Because I do wan
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> At least here in Norway Norway has an enormous amount of wealth from oil and therefore it is not a good example to show any benefits from pooling wealth. Norway won the lottery, that is all. https://www.reuters.com/mar
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> No business is going to use Discord in a corporate environment. The current crop of students are all using Discord to collaborate during lab work. Wait 2-3 years until they are team leaders at work and there will be Discords everywhere
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A good read on the topic is David Brin, The Transparent Society. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transparent_Society
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Teams is a security nightmare, and Sharepoint as well. Access permissions are nearly impossible to grasp for normal users. The feature that all files dropped are shared instantly by everyone through sharepoint is a huge security risk. Peo
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How is the experience of going to the movies in the US these days? In EU, going to the movies now means watching entire rows of glowing cell phones in front of you and hearing at least a few conversations on speaker phone. Not to mention
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CJEU declares Meta's GDPR approach illegal
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“#GDPR meltdown day” for Meta
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Agreed. Get a better offer and leave, never accept a counter offer intended to keep you. Accepting a counter-offer in that situation is bad for several reasons. One is that the employer will be left with a sense of extortion and lack of l
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This is an amazing resource for students in e.g. rural Africa. They do not have access to physical libraries like you would.
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> Maybe the artist will have to print it on location while you watch. For the music industry, this happened already. Artists makes a lot more money from live performances than from album sales or streaming fees.
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In Europe, people often pay extra to live in buildings which are several hundred years old.
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Asuswrt-Merlin is a third party alternative firmware for Asus routers
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Take a video and replace the face in it with a face of your choice. No training
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Dutch watchdog looking into alleged Tesla data breach
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Meeting lateness and actual meeting outcomes
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Researchers discover a potential cause of Parkinson’s disease
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> If they called it houselessness it would be too easily solvable. Only if one believes that the lack of a home or a house is the root cause of the individuals problem. A drug addict provided with a house as a home will turn that house i
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Dark web vendors arrested in major marketplace seizure
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Are these books not banned to protect the children? Should other states be allowed to circumvent and subvert protections your state offers children? How about other countries?
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Don't miss out on SQLite - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31159281
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AI-generated image selected for a Sony World Photography Award
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A missed opportunity! First you consult on implementing the Google product, then later you consult again to migrate away from it! Double dipping. Bonus points if migrating from the axed Google product to a new Google product.
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A very inspiring thing about this article was the bio: "Hi there! I am Daniel, a 14 year old developer whose interests include cybersecurity and hardware hacking, low level hardware, web design, and linux." I look forward to seein
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Buying twitter was never about profiting - at least not the profiting from the company balance sheet. The profit can come elsewhere, by the influence gained from owning and controlling the twitter firehose and recommendation algorithms. In
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Bananas are great for this and other reasons. Almonds, Cashews, Pumpkin seeds.. Modify your breakfast habit and there is no need for pills.
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Do you challenge him with simple questions like "How do you know the answer you get from Google is true?"
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Of course we will all use dns4eu like good lemmings. Then the EU bureacrats only need to implement the EU index DNS prohibitorum in one central location. Win-Win! Or something.
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