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>it sometimes feels that our current Governments cannot bring forward decent legislation on complex tech issues. No, the issue is not advanced technology but special interests. Whe…

>With colleagues at the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Broniatowski looked at 899 vaccine-related tweets sent from mid-2014 to late 2017. If there were ei…

Yeah, seems like an astroturfing attempt.

https://outline.com/Kc2y7F

Well, Foxish had been ported on the same day https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/livemarks/

Uh, this post sounds like an ad. The pricing model of that service obviously targets businesses instead of consumers, so it's kind of obvious from where the demand would come.

>For one, it's not as accessible to all of Mozilla's users. Remember, their goal is to help the poor and the young as well as SV programmers. What nonsense is this? How is a free a…

When RSS was created is irrelevant, when its age does not hinder innovation in its implementations. It's like saying email or phone calls are obsolete because social media has take…

>A third-party for-profit business with sketchy monetization What is exactly is sketchy? What is bad about a for-profit business? >though they don't tell what you'll have to pay up…

Uh, what have notifications anything to do with RSS? Practically all all web services and mobile apps for it offer them. Social media, on the other hand, is an alternative solution…

First, a shout-out for inoreader.com :) Really disappointed in Mozilla. After all, it's quite obvious, if you don't modernize and even continue to hide a feature for years, its usa…

>but the people crafting his campaign messaging were not Yeah, many people would dispute that. In particular, you can't forget that he rarely followed scripts. His team definitely …

>He popularized it. Therefore, everyone is adopting it. So you jump when everyone else jumps? But more importantly, he popularized it among his own base. There was and is no need f…

Off-topic: Why is everyone adopting the term fake news, thus leaving a linguistic legacy of that illiterate mafiosi? He obviously used that neologism due to his limited vocabulary,…

From the original article: >In the second-quarter results, Intel said that its 10-nanometer yields are "on track" with systems on the market in the second half of 2019. Krzanich's …

It changes the legal context, though. Now you're hosting the stuff.

Really? For me it is, together with Emoji One and Twitter, part of the bottom three. It looks like an embarrassed smile. Twitter's version looks even more forced or mechanical than…

Apple store terms of service are incompatible with the GPL, you would need to publish under a different license on their store specifically.

It is an evaluation. He is not impressed so he doesn't look further into it. Unfortunately, the over-hyped cyberpunk community is on a bandwagoning trip of dismissing all criticism…

There's a misconception, however. It is compliant, yes, but you also only get limited access. See the topics sections, only news, arts & life, and music are available. And only the…

Your comment sounds pretentious. Why not just assume that all kinds of people browse HN? Even IT is a diverse field. edit: What are you people downvoting for? I'm not insulting any…

Look at it this way: The service you're using needs a privacy policy, that is not new. The way that policy is organized or shared is no different now, just what rights the user and…

>This really only becomes obvious when you pass the -p flag, where the program information is printed on its own line. It isn't on its own line, it's just wrapped so grep works pro…