Unauthorized Bread – a tale of jailbreaking refugees versus IoT appliancesarstechnica.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0
Google’s auto-delete tools are practically worthless for privacyfastcompany.com·2 pts·OrwellianChild·0
Twitter is displaying China-made ads attacking Hong Kong protestersengadget.com·231 pts·OrwellianChild·72
DoorDash CEO announces that now your tips will go to delivery workersengadget.com·5 pts·OrwellianChild·1
As Walmart turns to robots, it’s the human workers who feel like machineswashingtonpost.com·4 pts·OrwellianChild·4
Throw Your Laptop into the Sea, the Surveillance Economy Will Still Winnytimes.com·12 pts·OrwellianChild·1
Privacy Rights and Data Collection in a Digital Economy [pdf]banking.senate.gov·4 pts·OrwellianChild·0
Marques Brownlee on Building an Audience and Other Advice for Creatorsblog.ycombinator.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0
An AI crushed two human pros at StarCraft–but it wasn’t a fair fightarstechnica.com·4 pts·OrwellianChild·0
Perfect is the Enemy of Done – An ode to getting things wrong in UX writingmedium.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0
Hanging out with the guy who launched the fastest manmade object in historymedium.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0
How do you practically limit data collection without becoming a digital hermit?2 pts·OrwellianChild·1
Ask HN: How to practically limit data collection without becoming a tech-hermit?5 pts·OrwellianChild·0
It’s now impossible to live your best life without subsidizing Silicon Valleytheverge.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0
It’s now impossible to live your best life without subsidizing Silicon Valleytheverge.com·1 pts·OrwellianChild·0