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by nobbyclark 13y ago
Is unbiased journalism what /r/news and /r/worldnews readers actually want? Or are they looking for a channel where alternative - to mainstream press outlets - points of view can be seen and discussed? Judging by the rea
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
In other news: 20% of all laptop users lack technical know how
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
It's also something more tangible for non-geeks than other revelations so more likely to provoke a public reaction. "GHCQ has pics of your teenage daughter ..."
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
The web is Googles walled garden. Both Facebook and Apple realized this so made their own walled gardens to prevent Google taking over
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
Web Pages are going away? Aside from the fact that we haven't figured out the SEO yet ( see https://sourcegraph.com/blog/switching-from-angularjs-to-ser... ), encouraging the unwashed masses to "appify"
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
They are referring to this article on Slate - http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2014/02/airb... > If you’re looking for a place to stay in Marfa this evening, there are a total of f
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
The goal needs to be _not_ pushing the button. You leave the app open, it makes light and noise. High score the longer you leave the app running _without_ pushing the button
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by nobbyclark 13y ago
Perhaps we're looking at this problem the wrong way. What if, instead of trying to hide our activity online we drown our signal in noise; make activity logs worthless. For example instead of everyone having a unique email address, why