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Holes Appear in Internet-Connected Toothbrush Botnet(bankinfosecurity.com)
3 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
I use it purely for the syntactic sugar. It's less characters to type than vanilla JS[0]. I've toyed with Cash[1] too which I use for small projects that don't need the entire jQuery lib. [0] https://youmightnotnee
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A Notorious Pitchfork Reviewer Was My Biggest Musical Influence(defector.com)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Joe Biden on Decision to Pause Pending Approvals of Liquefied Natural Gas(whitehouse.gov)
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by legrande 3y ago
As a rule of thumb, I never register a ccTLD. You don't know the Geo-politics and baggage that TLD is under. Some countries are incredibly unstable, and that could be reflected in the ccTLD. The only exception is if you are a resident
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by legrande 3y ago
Buy a bunch of veg, chop it all up, stick it in air-sealed tupperware and store in the fridge. When you feel hungry, throw bits of it into a bowl and make a salad. Add generous amount of ranch dressing for taste (if you dislike veg). Maybe
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Bouncy Ball – Compare Web Animation Techniques(sparkbox.github.io)
5 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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AI Companies and Advocates Are Becoming More Cult-Like(rollingstone.com)
44 points by legrande 3y ago|45 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
a.co → Amazon
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The new @font-face syntax(fullystacked.net)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Recreating YouTube’s Ambient Mode Glow Effect(smashingmagazine.com)
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Reflect: High-performance sync for multiplayer web apps(reflect.net)
2 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Snowflake: A Cloud Warehouse Solution for Analytics(red-gate.com)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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The Affordance Loop(erinkissane.com)
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MastoGizmos – Exploration and Search Tools for Mastodon(mastogizmos.com)
5 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Infosec Twitter Mapped to Mastodon Handles (Google Sheet)(docs.google.com)
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by legrande 3y ago
> someone in the computing world Notable / Prominent people. Many hackers die every day, but some are so privacy/security conscious that nobody notices.
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ActivityPods – Personal data spaces powered with ActivityPub(activitypods.org)
6 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Infosec Twitter Mapped to Mastodon Handles (Google Sheet)(docs.google.com)
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The ‘Threads’ App Is Filled with Deceptive Dark Design Patterns(yankodesign.com)
31 points by legrande 3y ago|22 comments
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Betterfox: User.js to harden Firefox and optimize privacy, security, and speed(github.com)
142 points by legrande 3y ago|56 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
I done sentiment analysis of tweets. It literally was as simple as looking for positive words like 'good', 'amazing', 'awesome', 'brilliant', etc and maybe looking for a smiley-face emoji alongside th
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Pixelfed Mobile Apps(pixelfed.org)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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AI makes rules for the metaverse even more important(brookings.edu)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
Fraud is always going to be a thing with payments. I'm not sure what you're asking? But if I had to choose between old-style banking institutions and Bitcoin/Monero/Ethereum I would choose old style banks, since they do
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by legrande 3y ago
I have Lubuntu on a few old Dell Optiplexes and it runs swimmingly.
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by legrande 3y ago
I think it's nice to have diversity on how to authenticate. Passkeys are useful in a certain context, but I imagine the technology won't exactly 'kill the password' anytime soon. I think the 'password killer' i
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EU Voice: Official ActivityPub Platform of the EU Institutions(social.network.europa.eu)
2 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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Fediverse.Party – Themed Servers. Explore Federated Networks(fediverse.party)
2 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
It's a timeless piece. It doesn't need the 2004 context. It's all relevant today.

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