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Goodbye to the Wild Wild Web - The New York Times 5 July 2020

It felt like a dam breaking, or the changing of a guard. Within a 48-hour period this week, many of the world’s internet giants took steps that would have been unthinkable for them even months earlier. Reddit, which spent most of its life as a lawless free-for-all, banned thousands of forums for hate speech, including […]

iOS 14: iCloud Keychain now alerts users about leaked passwords, more - 9to5Mac 5 July 2020

In addition to the redesigned Home screen with widgets, App Library, and features like Car Key, iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 brings important enhancements to iCloud Keychain. Apple has made improvements to give users access to more helpful information about their passwords. Read on for a hands-on look at what’s changed on iCloud Keychain with […]

Who Is the Mystery Shopper Leaving Behind Thousands of Online Shopping Carts? - WSJ 5 July 2020

It is more than a nuisance. John Smith’s activity skews analytics that online merchants use to advertise and make other critical business decisions. The shopper also uses a bunch of bogus email addresses, and sellers get warned by their internet service providers for sending follow-up pitches to phantom customers. Some worried the aborted sprees were […]

Simone's Computer 5 July 2020

A web directory of operating system-like web sites.

Project Audio for GitHub 4 July 2020

Leo's pick for 7/8/2020

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