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Coordinated Action Cuts Off Access to VPN Service Used by Ransomware Groups
(europol.europa.eu)
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New LinkedIn Data Leak Leaves 700M Users Exposed
(restoreprivacy.com)
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Apple’s new ‘private relay’ feature to be withheld in China
(theguardian.com)
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On the other hand, the government in general and the tax authorities in particular have a history of backtracking and retroactively diminishing promised rulings. Refer to the 30% ruling changes that were retroactively applied after employee
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They get close to €400 million a year in 'innovation subsidies', so this probably didn't warrant any checks. https://www.quotenet.nl/financien/belasting/a27160874/nederl...
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https://outline.com/Nf5eNe Here's a little bit of background from an article at the start of the pandemic. The company had originally announced that they would cancel bonuses in exchange for government support. They ev
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Also depends on the cuisine. Quite a few cuisines take extraordinarily long to cook, and at that point, you're better off just eating out to save time (if you have the money) than deal with those meal-kits that are either not sustainab
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Ziggo in the Netherlands has had this for more than a decade as a ‘free’ feature. Yet, I have never run into a public spot that had one of these hotspots provide coverage.
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5y ago
You just described a Netbook
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I am curious, what did you find missing or unachievable using Vapor?
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Absolutely! Every minute spent on fine-tuning an ad SDK is a minute not spent on making the app better for paying customers. Most of these SDKs are not just drag and drop, either; developers have to spend a lot of time configuring the attri
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Fortnite Introduces Direct Payment Option on iOS Despite AppStore Guidelines
(macrumors.com)
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6y ago
Try Lunar https://lunar.fyi/ Love it!
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An MRNA Vaccine Against SARS-CoV-2 – Preliminary Report
(nejm.org)
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Email with real-time push notifications is not free. Without push notifications, WhatsApp, or any other messaging platform is essentially DOA. Theoretically, we only have Apple and Google with their limited operating systems in the early ye
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Subscribed! Been looking for some interesting podcasts.
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6y ago
Love it! Thanks for making this. I’d love to have an app that uses this to pull up recipes and help pick items from Jumbo.
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I am of the opinion that autonomy plays a major role in whether you enjoy working from home or not. If you have the autonomy to execute on a clear purpose that you have planned for yourself, there is seemingly no difference in whether that
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The statistics seem to say otherwise - https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/news/2020/16/fewer-employed-in-marc...
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Sonos Radio
(sonos.com)
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I’ve been looking for visualizations for music app on macOS for a long time. If you could make one that works seamlessly with apps I’d be willing to pay for it. But, please don’t make it a subscription. Charge as much as you want for a perp
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Contact tracing is a precursor to testing. An app flagging you as a potential positive doesn’t mean that you self-quarantine for x days, rather it means that you get tested asap. And this has to happen every time you get flagged. Otherwise
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Some would argue that willfully going outside while you’re infected is the more risky and irresponsible behavior on your part.
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Whoa! I love the second link! Is there an orchestrated horizontally-scaled secure decentralized web service I could use to bookmark all the dang cartoons?!
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It doesn't have to be, though. Just like iMessage is hugely successful despite being limited to Apple devices, and even then widely differing in features and reliability, for example, between iOS and macOS. A wonderful collaborative ex
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The author wrote an article for Guardian - https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/mar/12/scienc...
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>And most startup interviews these days are theater. They have been for years. I remember meeting a few wannabe VC types a few years ago to get advice on bureaucratic procedures to start a business and all of them subjected me to cross-e
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Good point; I think it would initially involve some personal vetting as well as starting at a local level. This could be made part of the listing process where the only way to get verified as a member is to allow a designated photographer i
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Yeah I saw them, but it seems like it's just a directory to Facebook pages that needs to be updated by sending an email. I think there's a good business case to make a nice website and app that would afford people a coworking spac
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I have thought about starting a little website where people open up their living rooms every once in a while to create an ad-hoc coworking space. It could even be the kitchen or the dining table, as long as you're sharing ideas, learni
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