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by yorby 9y ago
non-lethal, but it can burn your retina or even your shirt...
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by yorby 9y ago
Did Facebook try to block this company from interacting with affected users after this happened? or did they just let them target anyone with any ad?
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by yorby 9y ago
Reddit also has been banning many sub-reddits lately (that didn't do anything illegal)... Almost like someone is pushing all those companies. like /r/gundeals
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Ask HN: If you were to ditch Gmail, what would be your alternative to email?
43 points by yorby 9y ago|45 comments
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by yorby 9y ago
That sounds great, installing... It should be part of Firefox at this point, because it is getting ridiculous.
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by yorby 9y ago
Block apps from requesting any data that isn't absolutely required for the apps functionalities and it would stop a lot of abuses... but of course they don't want to do that
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by yorby 9y ago
good question... I'd be curious to know if they block all of Google's IP addresses.
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by yorby 9y ago
it's an advertising company's dream to be able to load code on most computers browsing the web....
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by yorby 9y ago
it depends on what sites you are using, but I beg you to try it and I can almost guarantee you that it will break your browsing experience... (even if you aren't using google search or gmail)
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by yorby 9y ago
block all of Google's IP addresses: https://support.google.com/a/answer/60764?hl=en (note: your internet (the web) will stop working properly if you do block all of those IPs, which is a big problem)
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by yorby 9y ago
they don't want to admit it, because Facebook is worst then Russia in election manipulation
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by yorby 9y ago
presidential communications?
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by yorby 9y ago
If you are traveling in a modern car, they can be pretty bad too: http://archive.is/0VUAf
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by yorby 9y ago
just report the comment... they are really quick then
45.
by yorby 9y ago
Thanks to Windows updates, my 70yo dad finally asked me to install Linux on his laptop...
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A Chatbot Can Now Offer You Protection Against Volatile Airline Prices(tech.slashdot.org)
2 points by yorby 9y ago|0 comments
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by yorby 9y ago
I never used Apple Music but having only 2 bars on some mobile phones can mean no reception at all (or only 2g) because they didn't update it yet (on purpose or not, I don't know)
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Edible Electronics? Lasers Are Bringing Graphene to Everyday Surfaces(physicscentral.com)
1 points by yorby 9y ago|0 comments
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by yorby 9y ago
I can see someone having to install the uber app... but having to install the facebook app? just use the web app... that might be possible with uber too but I'm not sure because I don't use uber
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by yorby 9y ago
why not inspect the traffic locally before it gets encrypted?
51.
by yorby 9y ago
the ones used for this purpose usually are...
52.
by yorby 9y ago
this link appears to be a python 2 book trying to sell you the python 3 version?
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by yorby 9y ago
in other news, Ford Executive says he can track you anytime you drive... http://www.businessinsider.com/ford-exec-gps-2014-1
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by yorby 9y ago
You'll be fine, if it's not raining...
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by yorby 9y ago
I would like my city to implement fiber too but, how are the taxes in France?
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by yorby 9y ago
Starting tomorrow, you will eat peanut butter toasts everyday... (peanut butter with no salts, sugars or oils added and the bread should have the least number of ingredients possible that you can easily find) ... just kidding.
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by yorby 9y ago
You can get below $1/month if you use a cheap VPS [1] ... 1. http://www.lowendstock.com/
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by yorby 9y ago
"Throw a bunch of stuff at the wall and see what sticks" is probably the strategy... because Google acts like oil and makes everything fall off the wall in that space.
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by yorby 9y ago
irobot has lots of sensors (spying potential)
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A funny look at the unintended consequences of technology(ted.com)
2 points by yorby 9y ago|0 comments

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