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Aegaeus10111
7y ago
Secret chats aren't 2e2 encrypted? I looked at their sceme and can't figure it out. How does T's regular scheme work - server encrypted? That wouldn't make much sense :-)
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'WhatsApp will never be safe': Telegram boss attacks Facebook-owned messaging
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Using older Adobe CC apps could get you sued, Adobe warns
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Making Fuel from Water
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One Hundred Things Google Announced This Week
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Breakthrough Discovery Recycles Plastic from the Inside Out
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Looking for Love? You Can Trust Startpage.com with Your Secret
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Power of Digital Insights Determines Fate of Today's Banking Providers
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Climate Change and the Role of Uncertainty – NeuroLogica Blog
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1. Easy control of my sharing. Family pictures, for instance, kept under my control. I share to my brother - he can share to those on MY share list - not his. 2. Easy & understandable date use control - my data, my choice. 3. I think th
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Google testing bundles, reminders, and other Inbox features in Gmail for Android
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Tim Berners-Lee: 'Stop web's downward plunge to dysfunctional future'
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Evidence mounts that gut bacteria can influence mood, prevent depression
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SpaxeX Cp-Mpletes Mission
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I'm terrified of this. I realizes some years ago this would be a problem. No, I'm not worried about being run down by a silent car. I'm concerned about people downloading their own sounds like they did for ringtones. Can you
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The physics of why packing tape is such a pain to use
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Researchers spy signs of slavery from space
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‘Antivaxxers’ attack U.S. science panel
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This is an adaptation of Design Thinking which designers have used for years. It's found in Human centered Design, Design Sprints, Jobs To Be Done... and others. I've seen lots of projects fail, cost way over budget, take years lo
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Bad design choices are a waste of time. Good ones are necessary. from an article about TOR as a great example: Tor needs a lot of users to create anonymity, if Tor was hard to use new users wouldn't adopt it so quickly. Because new use
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Complete biosynthesis of cannabinoids in yeast – Nature
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One of the Oldest Tattooing Needles in North America – Science – AAAS
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Last month, we called Zuckerberg a moron. He's a fscking disgrace
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SpaceX Crew Dragon: Launched and Docked. Now, about That Splashdown
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I am not aware of psychology having any role in legislative work beyond an advisory role. One reason for this, I think, is that for any psych idea or theory one can find at least one diametrically opposed one. There is no empirical test to
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I agree with you. Though your grandmother is obviously more sensible than the average car buyer, she's not representative. I think 300k is fantasy. But, that Lyft is actively taking on the car economy is encouraging. They aren't
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Honestly? I walk most palaces. Bad weather is my biggest reason to riding. And most people in cities can do that much more. Within an hour I can walk to most of my meetings throughout town. I live in a central-ish spot. Nice, affordable and
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Good news. The amount of resources devoted to cars is nuts. Just for parking in an average city. We do need transportation but private cars are an incredibly inefficient solution for most people. Sharing / renting, public transportatio
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"...the robber is a “party”..." yes, but by definition a party that has already broken the law and mutual consent - the interaction with police would be a direct result, or an extension of that non-consensual act. :-) I can imagin
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This rocks! Sadly we need to think of a way to profit from saving our own planet but this seems encouraging. “But if the economics become encouraging … [then it] seems very possible.”
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