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humanetech
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About humanetech
We are at https://community.humanetech.com and https://humanetech.com
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Comment #21735227
Pixelfed, a decentralized alternative.
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Comment #19300577
Anyway I created a post mentioning Keybase on our community forum to a topic where we track similar identity systems and technologies. https://community.humanetech.com/t/3089/22
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Ask HN: Keybase.io About Transparency and Open Alpha status
Keybase is widely used by members of HN, and discussed in many threads before. I really like the ideas behind the software and the vision to bring public key encryption to the mass…
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Ask HN: More background on these Brave browser findings?
Interesting thread on the fediverse about Brave browser, but lacking more background and sources. This toot [0] and this msg: "first, they sold exceptions to privacy tracking to Fa…
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Comment #19075630
Article title is "Apple’s Empty Grandstanding About Privacy"
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Comment #18937896
You were downvoted, maybe because some people consider all advertising as evil per definition, but ethical advertising is an interesting subject. I made mention of Codefund in a fo…
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Comment #18896836
Direct link to paper on which the article is based (PDF, 10 pages): https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/fil...
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Comment #18890709
Reference to Mastodon discussion on the article: https://mastodon.ar.al/@aral/101399355594255147
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Comment #18890312
This really shows the power of money, size and market dominance, and on the consumer side of course the power of the business model of providing 'free' products and services. Conve…
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Comment #18883182
> Licenses that platforms take out cover uploads by their users, as long as they act non-commercially or “don’t generate significant revenues” Am I reading correctly that when you …
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