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After Publishing 50 Articles on LinkedIn, I've Learned These 50 Powerful Lessons
How to Use Your Calendar to Make Every Day Your Ideal Day
Shock Horror Do you know how much time you spend on your phone?
Samuel L. Jackson's Lightsaber and Jack Nicholson's 'The Shining' Axe on Offer
Desperate Spammers Are Targeting Calendars with ‘Meeting’ Invites
Re:Would you rent out your room for a few hours? This YC startup is co...
on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @04:10AM (#20693578)
Interesting concept and business model. Would love a follow up article in a few months!
Re:Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscat...
on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @03:53AM (#20693504)
hahaha agreed
Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
Brexit: Mess with Good Friday and we’ll block UK trade deal, US politicians warn
More Kids Want to Be YouTubers Than Astronauts Because Obviously
Re:The Internet golden age that wasn't
on Thursday July 25, 2019 @04:58AM (#20523783)
Great read, very insightful on the golden age that did not exist for the internet, which I think says so much about the internet especially today with social media.
Should Tech Companies Be Worried about DOJs Antitrust Review
Re:The Book Behind Sim City: Jay Forrester's Urban Dynamics
on Tuesday July 23, 2019 @04:25AM (#20505260)
I found this article extremely interesting, particularly when one user said she felt she became a republican within the game through her desire to continuously grow her city.
Huawei helped North Korea build wireless network – US reports
Trump's 'racist tweets': House passes resolution condemning attack
Re:Jony Ive: 8 hits and 8 misses from 20 years at Apple
on Tuesday July 16, 2019 @10:13AM (#20450173)
I was wondering if that was the decision. it is well known that apple products should not constantly stayed plugged in and I think putting the charging cable in this location allowed for the battery on the mouse to stay consistent over time.
Facebook’s FTC fine will be $5B–or one month’s worth of revenue
Re:Amazon offers $10 to Prime Day shoppers who hand over their data
on Tuesday July 16, 2019 @09:42AM (#20449908)
I am not, just shared my perspective on the matter
Re:Amazon offers $10 to Prime Day shoppers who hand over their data
on Tuesday July 16, 2019 @09:26AM (#20449788)
Let me clarify - I think massive companies should not have the ability to sell data, i think data has already taken such a massive role on our lives that it is bound to lead to some major incident.
Jony Ive: 8 hits and 8 misses from 20 years at Apple
Re:Amazon offers $10 to Prime Day shoppers who hand over their data
on Tuesday July 16, 2019 @09:15AM (#20449688)
Thats true but I still think it is ridiculous how loosely data is given
Re:Amazon offers $10 to Prime Day shoppers who hand over their data
on Tuesday July 16, 2019 @09:01AM (#20449587)
This is honestly frustrating to see whenever massive corporations are responsible for creating a deal in which users will be given away data in order to receive a small compensation. Data, especially personal data should not be a means in which anyone can make any sort of financial compensation from. personal data is stolen every day and used against individuals - and by creating a means in which more people will give you their data, the larger target you have from individuals who are seeking to steal others data.