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Feds Want California to Give Up 14 Years of Broadband Protections. It Should Sue
(cyberlaw.stanford.edu)
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11d ago
The site has a client-side registration wall loaded by JavaScript to obscure the full text that is already loaded in your browser. If scripts are turned off in your browser or if you press a reader mode button, those kinds of registration w
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rsingel
11d ago
It's written by Ed Yong, who is a national treasure. Hell yes, you should read it.
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rsingel
1mo ago
So Wargames is a documentary
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rsingel
2mo ago
Substack has gone out of its way to platform the right and has been very proud to work with folks like Andrew Tate, Graham Linehan, and anti-vaxxers whose disinfo helped kill tens of thousands of Americans. https://counterhate.co
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2mo ago
I'll put my money where my mouth is. We at Outpost will host your site on Ghost for a year for free and migrate all your substack subscribers, with the only caveats that 1) you put a tip jar link (either to Ghost's or Outpost'
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rsingel
2mo ago
With 66k subscribers you could cover that without even really trying by setting up a $5/month donation tier or putting a tip jar on the site. With a tiny bit of effort, you could make thousands a month. Substack lets you get away with
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2mo ago
You could do the same thing through Ghost, which has an API, and not be using a service that proudly platforms the Tates and nazis.
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2mo ago
Substack notes is non exportable; the newsletter now no longer have a link to read it on your site on substack and instead link to the substack app, and subscriptions started in the app pay Substack through Apple and Google and you can'
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rsingel
2mo ago
Not true. Ghost sites grow quite well and much of Substack's network effects don't turn into real subscribers
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rsingel
2mo ago
I can only hope that bigger companies go all in on agents integrated into slack-like software. More fake work, slower orgs, and easier targets for companies that prioritize building stuff over fetishizing overengineered IRC with emojis pret
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2mo ago
Just chiming in that there are lots of threats that aren't state level attackers. In fact for most people the threat is never gonna be the border guard. It's your parents, an abusive partner, a sibling, a school admin or an employ
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Fable moved to Usage Credits only 2 days early
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2mo ago
For those interested in early internet pioneers, Wired did a collab with the internet society around the 1st group of folks inducted into the Hall of Fame, where wired independently wrote profiles of almost all of them. https://w
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2mo ago
Al Gore and Vint Cerf were both inaugural inductees in the Internet Hall of Fame The Internet gets a hall of fame (yes including Al Gore) | CNN Business https://share.google/zmVES2oM7hINsW3mq
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2mo ago
Indeed a great trick. I often double it to TKTK just to make it stand out even more. Fun fact: the Ghost.org editor looks for TK https://ghost.org/changelog/tk-reminders/
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3mo ago
They are spreading but the tech bro forums, as always, hate it. Make your case creative and not another grey 3d printed case? You'll either get ignored or condescended to. Post your creation on a social channel not dominated by white b
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3mo ago
Actually blocking a road in SF can get you a felony conspiracy count with this DA, especially if they don't like your message San Francisco’s Case Against Pro-Palestinian Activists Who Blocked Bridge Heads to Jury | KQED https:/&
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3mo ago
I miss Pivotal Tracker
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3mo ago
Maybe count this in the "feature,not a big" column? Github is making engineers more productive by turning off distracting fake work tools
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4mo ago
The kicker on this story is glorious
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5mo ago
Former. She stepped down
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5mo ago
This is a great behind-the-scenes look at the NSA-Hepting case. Can't wait to read Cohn's book. Also RIP Mark Klein. A true American hero who never tried to turn his whistle-blowing into becoming a celebrity.
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5mo ago
Love Pendleton but they have moved some production to Mexico and other spots. Check before you buy For example, Pendleton Ganado Matelassé Blanket | Belk https://share.google/0QaaEXgLnNu0EKClr
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5mo ago
https://infowarslawsuit.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/1-Oct...
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5mo ago
You can read the defamation complaint. Sure looks like Jones did way more than talk about other people's theories. https://infowarslawsuit.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/1-Oct...
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5mo ago
Close but a lot of this, as Sen Wyden points out, turns on how NSA and DoJ lawyers define terms. So you get situations where bulk collection of communications of Americans to Americans into a data center isn't considered interception
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5mo ago
Nah, they just finally decided to stop hanging out at the fascist playground. Seems like you like it there though
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5mo ago
You can't meaningfully calculate the budget including social security. This is a trust fund that you get back depending on how much you made and how long you live. And whether the outlays are taxed or not depends on your income at paym
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6mo ago
If you thought Slack logs were damning in discovery, wait til someone suing or prosecuting you figures out that everything you typed and looked at, etc., is in the cloud
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