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The privacy-centered browser is equipped with features that allow for privacy customisation, built-in user profile modes, and integrated productivity tools while keeping user data safe and private. Users can also sync browsing sessions between devices—either an entire browser window or a singular tab—allowing them to use multiple devices for the same browsing session seamlessly

HN is my number one segway for sliding into Yak Shaving :-(

You mean this -> https://www.mappls.com/

A current minister in the Government of India was "a member of the architecture teams that invented the 486 chip and later, Intel’s signature Pentium chip" - https://magazine.iit.edu/fall-2012/ahead-curve

https://www.userfrosting.com/ is a good open source solution in this space actually.

While Google Lens does the job for the most part, we created a free privacy minded security first app - https://dhiway.com/seqr/ This app plugs in to Google's anti-malware lookup service to flag harmful content from making it to the device.

And some thoughts on the background for the app - https://medium.com/dhiway/secure-qr-scans-with-the-seqr-app-...

The government's perspective. Apparently, the bank account that was frozen violated money laundering laws and was upheld by a court. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/...

We had a similar idea, but didn't follow through. Here are some non-obvious use cases that you may find interesting

- Price comparison for the same item at different local stores - Localized demand estimation for brands - Referrals for items not available in the traditional distribution model (eg. Organic/Handmade goods)

Actually, the Indian Moon Mission is more than just a moon landing. It'll be the first time that any vehicle lands on the south polar region of the Moon. Find out more here on the scientific objectives for the mission - https://www.isro.gov.in/chandrayaan2-mission

good thing is unca Sam doesn't have a monopoly for indian arms contracts. India's arms contracts are spread across Russia, France, Israel, USA. And quite a lot of indigenisation is in progress.

How is it different from this, for instance? https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-02-14/regula...

The fact that this article was first posted on Wolfram's blog should cut him some slack

And risk detection of more "emission scandal" like issues? :-)

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Because Sci-Fiction throws a lot of insight into the future, into a life influenced by different dimensions, into a life with various social and economic alternatives. Over the years many innovations have been influenced by Sci-Fi novels. Incidents from books like 1984 have come totally true in various countries.

IMHO, Groklaw's activities have laid a good pattern that can be followed for disrupting the legal industry. Some effects of the disruption could be - interesting cases using crowd sourcing to aid discovery - finding economical and effective lawyers made simple - decreasing tolerance for frivolous complaints

Similar things could be done in the Health industry as well

The very fact this post has made it to the top of HN/Reddit/4Chan, is incentive enough for similar communities to start searching for needles in those haystacks of photos. I guess we can expect more such "observations" from the crowd :-|