gmathews

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   by gmathews 5y ago

   Most people have no idea the amount of data available about them. They may suspect in an abstract way, but this is entirely different to being confronted with the extent of your own data and understanding how it can be used against your own
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   by gmathews 5y ago

   For surfers, I felt it wasn't just awareness of potential reviews that made it work. Before you surf, you describe yourself and then someone offers you their trust based on who they think you are. That's pretty strongly bound up w
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   by gmathews 5y ago

   Great idea doing this! If the author is reading, just an observation; because the local repository column is pretty solidly coloured, I kept confusing it with the selected column.
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   by gmathews 5y ago

   The paper's author, Höffner, names the fragmented German states as the reason IP claims (in this case copyright) was so difficult to enforce. Now we have international trade agreements enforcing IP in most places. Could this effect pa
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   by gmathews 5y ago

   As someone who codes stuff by myself a lot and needs to pick up tools I've noticed a lot of the knowledge feels like it might come through oral tradition. Handed from developer to developer. Places have learned which way through the t
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   by gmathews 5y ago

   I use YouTube mostly for music. It recommends different versions of the same song I've searched for and am currently listening to. Then because I've watched a video about how to assemble my newly bought IKEA bed, it plays me ads f