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by valprop1 5y ago
But you see the whole point that Onlyfans Management says about dropping the plan is to "protect the creators". But this seems far from reality. This article from wired sums it up: https://www.wired.com/story/
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by valprop1 5y ago
I am not surprised that even this post has been removed from Reddit. It is strange to know that even these platforms that are popular to reject the capitalistic agenda and the industrial monopolistic behaviour themselves carry this hypocris
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Community Notebook Challenge(arangodb.com)
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Millions of Web Camera and Baby Monitor Feeds Are Exposed(wired.com)
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Hackers Return Funds from Likely Record DeFi Crypto Attack(bloomberg.com)
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How Your Phone REALLY Spies On You(cheddar.com)
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Watch a Hacker Hijack a Capsule Hotel’s Lights, Fans, and Beds(wired.com)
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ArangoDB 3.8 – Graph Analytics at Scale(arangodb.com)
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China Cracks Down on Its Tech Giants. Sound Familiar?(wired.com)
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What a New Book Reveals About Facebook and Russian Interference(theverge.com)
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When the Next Animal Plague Hits, Can This Lab Stop It?(wired.com)
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Making Music from Neurons(theverge.com)
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Amazon says new FTC chair shouldn’t regulate it because she’s too mean(theverge.com)
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Google’s security changes will break old Drive and YouTube links(theverge.com)
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Stop Putting Pressure on Developers to Rush Games to Market(wired.com)
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Great, Snakebots Can Now Burrow Underground So We'll Never See Them Coming(gizmodo.com)
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A Clever Robot Spies on Creatures in the Ocean's ‘Twilight Zone’(wired.com)
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I Treated My Unhealthy Gaming Obsession with More Games(wired.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
Well I also found this article by ProPublica that says U.S billionaires faced taxes as low as 0%. You say the terminology creates a bit of difference I guess, facing the tax is not equivalent of paying those taxes. An example would be Amazo
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When America’s richest men pay $0 in income tax, this is wealth supremacy(theguardian.com)
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SpaceX’s Starlink is in talks with ‘several’ airlines for in-flight Wi-Fi(theverge.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
Interesting point, I guess it is just be a marketing gimmick so as to show the customer that "security" is our priority.
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Watch a Drone Swarm Fly Through a Fake Forest Without Crashing(wired.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
I still cannot get my head around on to why the world is not embracing open sourcing of data. One way or other people get what the want so you might as well give open access and reinvent the entire business model altogether. Harnessing the
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How to install the developer beta of iOS 15(theverge.com)
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Developer Deployments on ArangoDB Oasis(arangodb.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
The big tech giants have grown too big for Governments and Lawmakers to regulate. Adding to this problem is the lobbying that runs around these premises. The following article highlights how big tech remain untouchable. https://w
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An Obscure Company Took Down Big Chunks of the Internet(wired.com)
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Accessible technology is better when it’s built by those who rely on it(thenextweb.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
I do understand that winning something can definitely lead to happiness but is it just momentary or long lasting is the bigger question.

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