Economist Roubini forecasts AI will necessitate universal basic income or socialism
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MySpace was the best.
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Myspace eyes comeback as an 'antidote' to social media fatigue
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Bluesky is bigger than "Bluesky" - realise you're also a member of the billionaire-proof open social web, called the "Atmosphere"
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Best open-source software that everyone needs to know about?
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A woman made a joke in a private Snapchat message. Snapchat’s AI reported it to the FBI. She was arrested before any human she sent it to ever reported her.
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How ICE tracks your phone without a warrant
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DeFlock Maps | ALPR Camera Map & Privacy Routes
ALPR camera map and privacy-focused route planning across the United States.
Undefeated
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Bluesky is a Fraud
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What free tools are so impressive that you can't believe they're 100% free to use?
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PSA: Leave Flock cameras alone!
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Why is proton so hated now
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I love that Linus Torvalds is the antithesis of Linux elitism
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Madison Square Garden Made Dossier on Activists Who Opposed Facial Recognition
The document, titled “Facial Recognition Activists.docx,” includes specific activists’ comments about MSG's facial recognition program and tweets criticizing it.
Wikipedia Cofounder Larry Sanger Banned From Site For ‘Canvassaing’ / “All he has done is try to start a right-wing/conservative pressure group within Wikipedia.”
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Proton VPN’s no-logs policy annual external audit
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Why has Proton VPN gotten so terrible?
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The Pirate Bay Remains Resilient, 20 Years After the Raid | Hacker News
1 Year of HarmonyOS in the Market and way more aesthetically palatable than 34 years of Linux Development.
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Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy
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Isolation Is Dangerous -And It's Alarmingly Common Among Linux Users : linuxsucks101
Isolation doesn't just make people lonely. It distorts judgment, amplifies paranoia, and hardens groupthink. Psychology research shows that...
7 Hacking Tools Used By PRO Hackers in 2026
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Edward Snowden warns ExpressVPN users to ditch the service immediately
ExpressVPN doesn’t approve of the spying project, but stands by its employee
These Are Edward Snowden's Favorite Security Tools (That Anyone Can Use)
In a recent interview, Edward Snowden, the NSA whistleblower, unveiled his favorite security tools that anyone can use. These include: Tor, Signal, OTR, TAILS, and Qubes OS.
"They're betting everyone's lives: 8 billion people, future generations, all the kids, everyone you know. It's an unethical experiment on human beings, and it's without consent." - Roman Yampolskiy
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“You should still use Proton.” Here’s why
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OpenAI Has Shown It Cannot Be Trusted. Canada Needs Nationalized, Public AI
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I’m burning your house down and nobody knows what to do about it!!
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The Terminal Myth is Killing Linux Adoption
Linux has constantly been hovering around 3-4% in desktop market share, but why? It's not performance, not always compatibility, but maybe a bigger elephant ...