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Super interesting article! We were facing the exact same problem last Monday . Also write a couple of words about the incident: https://muetsch.io/how-google-accidentally-took-us-o…

I just found https://www.whatruns.com/ and also found a 3-year-old HN discussion (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15098028) on this tool. I really like it, but I just can't fi…

Is it a general-purpose VPN service or can it only be used from within Firefox? Because that would make it only half as useful.

I think ceasing to use your ISP provider's unencrypted DNS services will already bring quite some boost in privacy for the average internet user. That's why I recently switched to …

Very cool hacking challenge! I solved all 12 levels with only looking at the very last hint... and "wasted" half of my Sunday :-D

I think the point is that the classifier is not intended to be used to predict sexual orientation in a real-world scenario. It'd be completely useless because it will have way too …

Don't you think these thoughts are justified?

I'd be interested in that project, can you show it?

You're right, but you'd need your own specific Telegram-internal user id so that your message will only be routed to your specific chat. With my little piece of code, n people can …

No, to be precise it's not infinite and not guaranteed to be free of repetition. However, DBPedia holds ~15 million entities corresponding to Wikipedia articles. Although only a fr…

With Linked Data you always have triples of the form (subject, predicate, object). E.g. (dbr:John_Smith dbo:birthPlace dbr:Abc) and (dbr:John_Smith rdfs:label "John Smith"). dbr:Ab…

Managed it by doing nltk.download('punkt')