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1 day ago - nutcroft

▲	26, 2020 Website philosophy — January 11, 2020 In loving memory of governments — January 3, 2020 City-level democracy enhancements — December 19, 2019 The

1 day ago - catonmat.net

▲	thousands of users around the world every month. Browserling's customers include governments, states, cities, banks, stock exchanges, universities, newspapers, Fortune 100, Fortune 500

▲	thousands of users around the world every month. Browserling's customers include governments, states, cities, banks, stock exchanges, universities, newspapers, Fortune 100, Fortune 500

1 day ago - Thoughts from Inside the Box

▲	money to give you. There are, of course, exceptions to this. Governments and private foundations will sometimes foot the bill for things that

1 day ago - devroom.io

▲	in your feature branch 1 min read » 2012 18 Dec Instagram, Governments and Cypherpunks 5 min read » 29 Nov Binary debugging with git

1 day ago - Gus Van Horn

▲	burden be borne more by those who use more of the government's services? Be that as it may, it is a shame to

1 day ago - Simon Lyall's Blog – New Zealand, Sysadmin, Linux, Curry, Transport

▲	which could be built for less than the cost of the governments light-rail proposals and leave lots of room to be extended

1 day ago - Luke Singham

▲	era, the transfer of legal ownership presented a convenient time for governments to levy a tax. Upon the transfer of ownership a stamp

1 day ago - Svedic.org

▲	tourism sectors are suffering because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and governments are scrambling to offer subsidies to affected businesses. But, there is

▲	a market: by taking advantage of consumers. What is even worse, governments over the world already are familiar with exactly the kind of

1 day ago - Techinch

▲	wireless telegraph. “Certainly.” And yet, the dreams were paired with anxiety. Governments imagined radio’s potential for spying; citizens worried it could tell

1 day ago - Brendan Eich

▲	of software and services we rely on to use the Internet. Governments, companies, groups and individuals may be surveilling us without our knowledge.

▲	knowledge. This is particularly troubling when such surveillance is done by governments under statutes that provide limited court oversight and almost no room