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by r3bl 8y ago
Fair point! As a creator thinking about creating a Patreon presence, I wouldn't have realized this. How would you feel if the content is still free, but you get a sneak peek at it a bit earlier? I'm currently considering postponin
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I keep spamming this link, but it's important to be repeated: Facebook already intentionally manipulated emotions of a "small number of users" (700k), proved it was possible, and released a paper on it almost half a decade ag
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How nonprofit newsrooms featured in a comeback year for investigative journalism(icij.org)
3 points by r3bl 8y ago|0 comments
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China sentences bank computer hackers to death(theguardian.com)
10 points by r3bl 8y ago|2 comments
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Venn's diagram between people who can achieve this supposed attack and people dumb enough to use their own IP (or any IP from their own country) is blank.
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It also seems to be the third most popular dev environment overall (behind VS and VS Code, ahead of Sublime Text and Vim): https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018/#development-... It's not a very inter
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The movie was an absolute delight to watch. This is one movie that's worth starting a Netflix trial over. I absolutely love it that the first interactive film you can watch right now is a Black Mirror film. A reddit user mapped all the
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by r3bl 8y ago
Yes. For example, stingrays could still locate your phone and deny you service.
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> Hot tip, Facebook doesn't make much of an effort to enforce real names. A little, certainly but not much. It's certainly easy to say that until you get requested for an ID, being locked out all your activities and friends unt
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by r3bl 8y ago
My Android TV box randomly turns itself on and plays a video about once a day, but man, you have it worse.
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As an example, I use Git.io to include my GitHub projects on my resume. Using one repo as an example, the link got shortened from 37 characters (a few links would quickly clutter the resume) down to 10 (short and sweet, can fit the link inl
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by r3bl 8y ago
It depends on who you ask, and hasn't been tested in court. > Under Article 3, Section 2, of the Regulation, GDPR reaches data controllers and data processors who are not established in the EU when they process "personal data o
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I find it very useful, and especially by combining the two. For example, in 2015 I've read more than double of the amount of books I've read this year, but comparing by the number of pages, the difference is just a few dozen pages
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If your biggest project of the year that includes (or is at least supposed to include) the biggest creators on your platform becomes the most disliked video on your platform, you're bound to take notice. Your marketing team is surely g
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by r3bl 8y ago
It seems to me like the viewers are finally starting to give a shit. Otherwise, YouTube Rewind wouldn't be the most disliked video ever in a matter of days.
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Copyright lawsuit over Trump photo use is a press freedom fight, too(freedom.press)
1 points by r3bl 8y ago|1 comments
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They've already intentionally manipulated emotions of a "small number of users" (700k), proved it was possible, and released a paper on it: https://slate.com/technology/2014/06/facebook-unethica
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by r3bl 8y ago
You should totally link your blog. You can do so in your bio if want to avoid mentioning it here.
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by r3bl 8y ago
It's not about the browser, it's about browser engines. Edge will still exist, but EdgeHTML will not. We're down from four major browser engines to three, with one clearly dominating the market.
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According to the latest poll within Mozilla, over 50% of the developers use a Mac. I suppose they're experiencing the same issues first-hand, and that it's only the matter of time before they iron out the performance.
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Not Medium link: http://www.webstock.org.nz/the-blast-shack/
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by r3bl 8y ago
It's way more than doubling. Dropbox offers 1TB for $10 and 2TB for $20. Google added another zero (10x as much for the same price). Dropbox was definitely the first to offer a viable cloud storage, but they've always offered laug
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Also known as "pure Android" for the curious ones.
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It is unlimited, but it's much slower after you hit the limit.
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Airplanes have a very narrow band for the Internet, and that limited connection has to be shared between the passengers. Airplane WiFi isn't expensive just because. The more people are on it and the more people exploit it, the shittier
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by r3bl 8y ago
Two-letter TLDs are country codes. R epublic of S erbia isn't that big of a stretch, especially since it's relatively new (2008) and there are already so many that follow .s* pattern. Unless you create a new country, .go ain&#x2
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There's a map theme in the settings that gives you approximate location in the background. The actual location is hidden away behind the questions (at least on desktop).
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I use Firefox Focus as my primary browser (every crap I click on opens in it), and Firefox as my secondary (when I need tabs).
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They shouldn't, but that doesn't mean they aren't: https://apnews.com/828aefab64d4411bac257a07c1af0ecb
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A prerequisite for "purchasing" (renting) a .eu TLD is that you're a European Union citizen. Technically, it's against the ToS to rent one to anyone else. If they're not aiming for the market, I think they also can&

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