China's social credit system has blocked people from taking 11 million flights and 4 million train trips: http://
So when some of you said "it's great that GDPR forces people to ask me about another opt-in for storing data or sending newsletters", under GDPR itself, emailing that question is illegal *especially* in the case that you haven't given consent yet. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Most GDPR emails unnecessary and some illegal, say experts: https://
And here's where it gets interesting. Look at the other recent articles from the same author, and tell me if you notice a pattern: https://
This whole PGP vs. Signal narrative, and the way it's being shilled, is starting to smell a bit fishy. Here's a Wired journalist's choice of the best argument for using proprietary, centralized, phone-tied messengers: “When something goes wrong with WhatsApp, WhatsApp fixes it.” Solid case, Sherlock. https://
Was discussing the simulation hypothesis with a good friend over the last two nights, and I must say, the more you think about it, the more interesting it gets. That rabbit hole is deep af.
PGP isn't safe they said. Use Signal they said. https://
"LoRaWAN is a wireless communication standard. You could put it in the same category of Bluetooth, GSM, 3G, LTE,… but it’s still different. It has the range of your mobile phone with the flexibility of Bluetooth or WiFi and the battery life of your watch for the cost of a beer." http://
Can't make this up: Google wants to secure journalists' Internet traffic, and the client is based on Electron: https://
It seems to me like almost everyone claiming that GPG email is totally unsafe crap is not actually using it much. Or even at all for day-to-day communications.
Apparently there's a rather critical security flaw in how automatic decryption of PGP and S/MIME emails works, and EFF just recommended nobody send or read PGP email anymore until it's fixed: https://
What I meant was: join me for some headless goat polo in Kyrgyzstan in September! #worldnomadgames
The World Nomad Games 2018 finally have a date (Sep 2-8), and I'm pretty sure I'm going: https://
Elon's underground tunnel transport system "will always give priority to pods for pedestrians & cyclists for less than the cost of a bus ticket". And the first tunnel under L.A. is almost done: https://
I think it would be kind of useful if everyone just used the term machine learning instead of AI, when they mean machine learning and not actual artificial intelligence. I guess it's too late and we have to come up with a new name for the latter anyway.
Great, only 3 days until Velothon Berlin and I notice that my bottom bracket is clicking now. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
Looks like the journalists, who wrote the articles I was getting my information from, didn't do their job properly, and Lundgren actually *did* make a business out of selling counterfeit Windows copies, and then blatantly lie to everyone: https://
And no, the "he shouldn't have done it like this" excuse is invalid. The discs were never distributed or used in the first place. And it was 100% Microsoft's choice to hit this good-willed person with the might of their legal team, instead of asking them to do it differently.