Daniel @puresick@imd.social

@claudius in the works!

In wenigen Minuten nehmen wir die neue Folge Bandbreite auf :)

#podcasting

@InternetKevin With this, you can basically deep link to any string on a webpage, which can include personal information if abused.

One example why Google is bad and you should stop using Chrome/Chromium (and all its derivates like Opera, Vivaldi and the new Edge) as your browser:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2020/02/20/google-chrome-80-upgrade-deep-linking-update-chrome-browser/#1c8ae53e56fa

Better use Firefox or Epiphany (Linux)/Safari (macOS) or anything else without the Blink engine if you care about yourself

#privacy #web #monopol

Ok people, what can we do to prevent Googles Recaptcha being used all over the web?

#privacy #google #recaptcha

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/7kz48x/guy-selling-relay-attack-keyless-repeaters-to-steal-cars

#cars #stealing #technology

Article about the "third place" we are loosing with delivery services:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/31/nyregion/what-we-lose-by-hiring-someone-to-pick-up-our-avocados-for-us.html

#technology #psychology

How a bit of tape tricked Teslas autopilot to drive 85 instead of 35:

https://www.businessinsider.com/hackers-trick-tesla-accelerating-85mph-using-tape-2020-2

#tesla #autopilot #tape

LOL, I just opened the box of a bluetooth usb stick I ordered and it shipped with a driver-cdrom.

#usual15yearsAgo

Wow, you can edit the code demos on MDN! Nice!

If someone is using deoplete.vim:

do not update yet, there is an issue with the latest version:
https://github.com/Shougo/deoplete.nvim/issues/1072

#deoplete #vim #neovim #issue

Wow, how cool is that?:

https://www.fastcompany.com/90464501/this-edible-blob-filled-with-water-means-you-dont-need-a-plastic-bottle

#edible #blob #technology #science

https://www.websitecarbon.com/

Measures how much co2 your website produces.
As always with such things, take it with a grain of salt.
It is still an interesting insight.

#web #carbon #co2 #measure

@fribbledom Reminds me of an iOS concept I read a while ago. I cannot find the source anymore, but it was about the possibility to manage every apps access to your private information in detail.

Yeah, it could have been so cool...