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Our idea of a public/private privacy division where private recording is discouraged and public is a free for all really feels dated. I know personally I'd love to see a private/lo…

Our idea of a public/private privacy division where private recording is discouraged and public is a free for all really feels dated. I know personally I'd love to see a private/lo…

Reminds me a bit of this article that got submitted a few times recently and got a little discussion: https://aeon.co/essays/silicon-valley-has-a-science-fiction-... https://news.y…

Hey thanks for adding customizable rss feeds! Super handy feature Is there any chance the feed items could also have a direct link to the hn post? Right now I'm trying them, clicki…

Seirdy pretty regularly updates that list so a lot of it isn't from 2021. Currently the last update happened about a year ago.

They had their 15th birthday late last year: https://www.slow-journalism.com/delayed-gratification-magazi... If you feel interested in following them but it feels too high traffic …

In my experience the best way to improve budget/old android phone performance is to disable as much random preinstalled crap as possible. Some stuff you can't disable directly thro…

Seems like there is potentially multiple layers of trump drama going on with that bridge: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jul/16/trump-admin... "Democrats allege Trump ad…

I like a lot of things about bubbles but it seems to surface a lot of negative posts that are mainly just rants. A good chunk of articles in the daily/weekly briefings kind of feel…

The dev even offers free pro licenses to those who can't afford them: "I shall add that if for some unfortunate reason you're not able to afford a license, just email me and i shal…

It's great seeing some more varied takes on search engines like this. That's essentially the same reason I use inoreaders rss search to find articles when I want to revisit them et…

For searches where you want more that just the first result and want a depth of results to go through and maybe even check out more than the first page of results I like to use met…

I've been wanting something like this for a while now but as an extension that runs locally. Just something I can click to get a quick response telling me if the article seems like…

Personally my favorite spiritual successor to stumbleupon has been cloudhiker.net. I found kagis to be too personal blog focused for my tastes. I love that kagi is doing so much of…

It's a good saying but the literal meaning is not entirely correct anymore. Climate change has changed the math on tree planting in a few ways. For example tree planting in your ar…

Oh good point I also overlooked that with the anti ai list. The big anti ai list also seems to be focused on hiding links from ddg/bing/google where this new more focused list just…

Personally I find that I prefer badly written english or auto-translated stuff written in languages foreign to me over ai generated or even just ai polished works I've seen. There …

A new more grounded list focused on specifically blocking content farms and similar low quality sites. A nice alternative to this very broad anti ai list: https://github.com/laylav…

Oh neat! I went and shared this with some Brazilian friends of mine. They tend to like stuff like this so I think it will make them happy. I know I enjoyed checking out some sites …