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by rinze 9y ago
I didn't know about it, but you're absolutely right. Newsbeuter has a notice on their README file to that effect and they recommend newsboat[1]. Newsbeuter works fine for me for now, but it's good knowing that. I'm glad
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by rinze 9y ago
I have my own ttRSS too, and for a small netbook I have I use newsbeuter[1]. I specially like it because it syncs with ttRSS, so all the feeds and read statuses are kept centralized. [1] https://newsbeuter.org/
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A first look at browser-based Cryptojacking(arxiv.org)
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Booking Flights: Our Data Flies with Us(ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org)
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by rinze 9y ago
> I find that google scholar does a pretty good job at searching. I typically start with google before using pubmed. It does, plus it has the great advantage that it will find a PDF of the paper posted by the author (or someone else) on
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by rinze 9y ago
> This new spec will be a powerful way for developers to create more engaging, interactive, and actionable email experiences. Thanks, mutt, for sparing me all this pain.
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The Equifax hack could be worse than we thought(money.cnn.com)
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by rinze 9y ago
It's the culprit of corporate self-help. I don't look at it as anything else.
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by rinze 9y ago
Posted the link to the Bruce Schneier abstract instead of the actual paper [1] because it's behind a paywall. There are a couple of links to an older version of the same article and a similar article at the bottom of the linked post. [
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Security Breaches Don't Affect Stock Price(schneier.com)
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What we don't talk about when we talk about Russian hacking(lrb.co.uk)
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Psychological targeting as an effective approach to digital mass persuasion [pdf](pnas.org)
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How Facebook drives investor behavior(arxiv.org)
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Everything That's Wrong with Social Media and Big Internet Companies: Part 1(techdirt.com)
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Mysterious Radioactive Cloud Over Europe Hints at Accident Farther East(npr.org)
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China to build giant facial recognition database to identify any citizen(scmp.com)
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In urban China, cash is rapidly becoming obsolete(cnbc.com)
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Google Gets Record $2.7B EU Fine for Skewing Searches(bloomberg.com)
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The Secret Lives of Playlists(watt.cashmusic.org)
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European Parliament Committee Recommends End-To-End Encryption(tomshardware.com)
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The inevitable future of Slack is your boss using it to spy on you(qz.com)
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The Right to Attention(repository.law.indiana.edu)
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by rinze 9y ago
For years, I added this header to my outgoing mail: > X-Echelon-header: Al-Qaeda bomb Bin Laden decrypt terror CIA Enfopol
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Innermengoliahhhot69Hw85052Hhryhs(myisp.co)
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by rinze 9y ago
I deleted both of them at the same time at the beginning of the year (and I was a heavy Twitter user since around 2008, with 6k followers). I don't miss them at all. Sometimes I even find myself involved in thoughts that span several m
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by rinze 9y ago
> I did recently join LinkedIn for work reasons and holy god it's awful I have an account I opened a while ago and I just enter from time to time, or when someone asks to add me as a contact. Every single post is just mindless corpo
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GM to Launch the World’s Largest Fleet of Self-Driving Cars, Documents Reveal(spectrum.ieee.org)
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The dark secret at the heart of AI(technologyreview.com)
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by rinze 10y ago
Note that even in Spanish there is room for confusion (source: I'm Spanish), as in some cases it's very simple to write homophones (like vaca / baca, both valid, not related at all.) My father, who always told me he had very
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by rinze 10y ago
I played a lot of Ultima VII and really loved it but got increasingly frustrated with one weird bug: every time I went to sleep (as in "I", not I), the screen went blank and there was no way of going forward. In the end, after hit

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