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Ad firm plans to use people’s data in a maneuver to sink data privacy bill(politico.com)
4 points by grammers 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Has Google search switched to infinite scrolling for you too now?
3 points by grammers 3y ago|2 comments
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by grammers 3y ago
In theory, integration sounds nice. In reality, schools don't get enough funding/resources/teachers to make this work. Integration has failed/is just a money saver for politicians. It's time we said this out loud in
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by grammers 3y ago
Thanks for explaining, this made my day!
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by grammers 3y ago
People really should learn to say what they want - and also say no. Otherwise they'll just end up being unhappy because, whether they like it or not, there will always be people that are ignorant (and most of the times it won't ev
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Baby boomers can’t stop staring at their phones(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by grammers 3y ago|5 comments
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Chinese surveillance methods are going global(tutanota.com)
30 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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The first gay pub I dared set foot in now has a rainbow plaque. Why that matters(theguardian.com)
2 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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Seven AI companies agree to safeguards in the US(bbc.com)
1 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 3y ago
> Even if you want the experimental treatment, you cannot get it. Killing someone in an attempt to help is deeply unethical, while merely letting them die is not your fault. This is sometimes also known as the Copenhagen interpretation o
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by grammers 3y ago
There are similarities, just exchange lung cancer with suicides among teens. Big Tech must take its responsibility more seriously and not pretend it's not their fault.
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by grammers 3y ago
Exactly. In addition, how would you gather any information at all if there's no one to trust. Yes, fake news are a huge problem, but we need reliable sources to gather information.
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by grammers 3y ago
Security features should never be locked behind a paywall. Good move by Microsoft, but why only now?
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by grammers 3y ago
UK is like US, but worse. It seems they only left the EU to push for maximum surveillance, and no one is going to stop them.
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by grammers 3y ago
That sounds very promising. Too late in my case I would have needed it 15 years ago.
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by grammers 3y ago
There's always pros and cons. In retrospect, it's easier to be critical than when you actually have to deal with the crisis.
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by grammers 3y ago
Trust in institutions depends on two factors: 1. They need to be honest. 2. They need to be fair/treat everyone equally. I'm not sure myself if this is still the case (for all institutions?), but with scandals as well as fake news
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by grammers 3y ago
I prefer to diversify. That's why I have Bitwarden, Tutanota, NextCloud & ProtonVPN. IMO it does not make sense to use any service from your VPN provider at the same time - it's like not using a VPN at all since they do know y
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by grammers 3y ago
I LOVE Thunderbird - never even left. I also use Tutanota, which has its own desktop client; very nice for folks who don't want to take care of the encryption themselves.
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by grammers 3y ago
> The preliminary agreement includes new freedoms to move data between different cloud providers, measures to promote development of interoperability standards, and rules to give public sector bodies the ability to access and use data to
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GitHub CEO: AI and software development are now inextricably linked(techcrunch.com)
4 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 3y ago
> It's a shame there's basically no other encrypted mail host that competes. What about Tutanota?
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Google Threatens to Kill Open Source YouTube Front-End Invidious(tutanota.com)
38 points by grammers 3y ago|11 comments
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How to avoid a civil war, by the man who predicted Trump(theguardian.com)
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WhatsApp could disappear from UK over privacy concerns, ministers told(theguardian.com)
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WhatsApp could disappear from UK over privacy concerns, ministers told(theguardian.com)
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Bruce Schneier’s Plan to Reinvent Democracy(schneier.com)
102 points by grammers 3y ago|123 comments
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The EARN IT bill is back. We've killed it twice, let's do it again(tutanota.com)
354 points by grammers 3y ago|118 comments
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A little less misinformation, a little more action(blog.mozilla.org)
6 points by grammers 3y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 3y ago
This is one of the best initiatives to promote open source. We should all support it as much as possible - particularly if working in IT. If you are: Keep in mind you are making the decisions & you can decide for better options than Goo

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