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A few things I’ve come to believe in my years in music tech(twitter.com)
226 points by legrande 5y ago|252 comments
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Top Ten Percent of NFT Traders Perform 85% of All Transactions(artnews.com)
3 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Surely there's recourse from that. That said, I blocked @foone on Twitter because the account would popup randomly in my feeds. Not that I don't like the account (it's great!) but only in small doses. I check into the account
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OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide(owasp.org)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Why not just have those three browsers as separate windows?
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by legrande 5y ago
I've always pushed the envelope of my computer, but have stopped doing that lately since I have embraced minimalism and one-idea-at-a-time principle. I have beefy hardware that can run several virtual machines and have multiple Electro
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Uniswap – DeFi’s Most Interesting Player(aakashg.com)
2 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
I journal. Looking back over old notes makes me more grateful for what I have obtained because I can recall the day I didn't have a certain thing / experience, and it's like the jigsaw is becoming more complete with each day.
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by legrande 5y ago
> I was curious to know if something similar exists on macbook/iOS to check on "every" app permission? You can see what apps have requested certain permissions (like mic, access to photos etc) in the settings. Camera, mic
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by legrande 5y ago
It still has its uses. I have a 32 bit version of XP I run on an old Thinkpad for oldskool games that don't run on Windows 10/11 despite people saying old games 'run fine on Windows 10 because of backwards compat'.
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by legrande 5y ago
Just whitelist Stack Overflow in your head and avoid splogs / spamblogs?
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by legrande 5y ago
More energy should be spent taking down the actual server used to host pirated works. Otherwise this is just shooting the messenger. Imagine if after hearing a certain person committed a crime, and then trying to remove them from a phoneboo
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by legrande 5y ago
> And I see these people using Microsoft Office everywhere This can only stop when various polities adopt Linux (like in Germany where some region is switching to Linux). This means they have to be well versed in LibreOffice, which is de
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by legrande 5y ago
I use it, and it's great that I can install extensions like uBlock Origin and HTTPS Everywhere on it. Some other extensions don't work like a useragent spoofer, which I badly need since the useragent of Firefox on Android is uniqu
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by legrande 5y ago
SRWare Iron https://www.srware.net/iron/
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Curious Beginner's Guide to Crypto(creatoreconomy.so)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Jaded about the internet?
80 points by legrande 5y ago|109 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
Forget nuclear war. If Mars was used to test bio-weapons or nanotech weapons then it could leak onto earth by accident.
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NFTs and a Thousand True Fans(cdixon.org)
3 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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Crypto Design Challenges(paulstamatiou.com)
2 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
You can add some flair by using CSS, but don't go overboard. Keep the blog simple and plain and don't add too many bells and whistles. And be consistent in churning out well written and insightful posts for your readers. So many b
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by legrande 5y ago
It's not hard to connect usage of an app to ad-tech systems. When you run those apps, they have ad-tech built into them, and pass on the fact you are using an app to the ad-tech companies.
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by legrande 5y ago
I don't like services that send you a login link to your email, because if you can't access your email (for whatever reason), you can't login. I should be able to use a diceware passphrase instead of a login requiring I use a
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The Nihilism and Exploitation of the NFT Industry(ez.substack.com)
5 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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The Dawn of Consumer Crypto(tcg.mirror.xyz)
1 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 5y ago
From my experience with GoDaddy, the amount of dark patterns using the service was astonishing. It made me move to better hosting providers. They always try to up-sell you stuff, and tack on all these additional features that you have to op
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by legrande 5y ago
Anyone else see this technique a few times in heist movies? I always knew it could be done, but having a blogpost detailing how to do this is is pretty cool.
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by legrande 5y ago
> Isn't internet access at your fingertips a form of transhumanism Well to some degree. At some stage we will forgo having a smartphone and have Google hardwired to our brain. I think that's where we're heading eventually.
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Crypto College – Community for those who want to be leaders in web3(cryptocollege.latecheckout.studio)
2 points by legrande 5y ago|3 comments
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About the Dark Mountain Project(dark-mountain.net)
3 points by legrande 5y ago|0 comments

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