BradyDale
Re:Ask HN: What are your favorite RSS feeds?
on Monday April 05, 2021 @09:26AM (#26698606)
I wish RSS still excited people, but then again this is just like basically asking what's your favorite site.
Re:Show HN: FastFeed RSS Reader
on Friday February 12, 2021 @01:53PM (#26117075)
I love all things RSS but I don't get it.
What is this thing aiming to do?
Re:On Trouser Pockets
on Monday July 20, 2020 @08:29AM (#23897085)
oh for goodness sake -- there is no community on earth that doesn't have rules about "fashion"
You think low income people don't? Try wearing a skinny tie and cufflinks to a honkytonk in Oklahoma and see what happens.
Re:On Trouser Pockets
on Monday July 20, 2020 @08:26AM (#23897066)
I like these. They are cool. They are definitely not cargo pants. Neat solution with the angled pocket.
Sadly tho the world has ended and no one will ever need office slacks again.
How Tim Cook could single-handedly align Silicon Valley with consumers
Giant threat to decentralized apps: forks of the underlying protocol
Re:Amazon's Complicity in the Facebook-Cambridge Analytics Scandal
on Wednesday March 28, 2018 @08:18AM (#16697097)
Late in the story if you didn’t make it Turkers report seeing TOS violations like this on a regular basis and no clarity from Amazon about if and how it takes action
It seems clear that the TOS violations haven’t stopped so Amazon isn’t doing a great job stopping it.
Amazon's Complicity in the Facebook-Cambridge Analytics Scandal
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Philadelphia's scrappy fixed-wireless ISP
Real estate developers already planning for autonomous vehicles
Keybase's mission is to make encryption mainstream
Fun fact: humans get paid to drive trucks built to absorb collisions with semis
Federal Trade Commission Smacks Uber for Misrepresenting Its Privacy Safeguards
Crypto-Anarchism Is So 2012--Filecoin's Plan to Obey the Rules
Amazon censured phone-maker Blu without explaining why
Mac malware seems to be mainly motivated by creepiness
What happens to digital money if the ICOs never stop?
Misconfigured S3 Servers Leave Write Access Open to Attackers, Detectify Finds
With Dropbox IPO and Filecoin ICO, storage won't be boring in 2017
Re:Seriously, is Netflix cooking up its own cloud service for huge files?
on Thursday July 06, 2017 @10:46AM (#14710784)
I get this (mostly) but it also seems like there could be a larger plan
The company is going to need another new vertical to keep getting bigger. It's got a LOT of competitors out there now in the VOD space.
Former Netflix Talent Chief breaks down what's changed about company's culture
Seriously, is Netflix cooking up its own cloud service for huge files?
Amazon Devs Ask Echo Owners to Chat with Alexa for University Challenge
What measures should tech companies take to fight for net neutrality?
Hey HN,I'm a reporter who used to be a professional activists. One of the things that strikes me about the present net neutrality fight is that it seems to be stopping at the words level. I guess there have been a few street protests, too, but it doesn't seem like tech companies (even little ones) are willing to use their full range of powers to make a difference.So I'm working on a post of...
Brave Announces ICO Date for Basic Attention Token
ShotSpotter IPO suggests there’s not much profit in urban surveillance
New York's Pilot Will Only Permit Self-Driving Cars With a Police Escort
Re:Uncensorable Wikipedia on IPFS
on Wednesday May 10, 2017 @12:25PM (#14309456)
Thanks for sharing this... FWIW, I wrote a story about it on Observer.com
http://observer.com/2017/05/turkey-wikipedia-ipfs/