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  1. Minimum Viable Bureaucracy (2019) (acko.net)
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  2. The Layers of the Web [video] (youtube.com)
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  3. Dear Apple, Please Fix iOS Music (davids.town)
    4 points 0
  4. Carefully Educated to Be Idiots (hilarylayne.com)
    50 points 14
  5. YouTube to pay Trump $22M following January 6 Capitol riots ban (abc.net.au)
    29 points 8
  6. How Music Apps Die - The Design of Finale [video] (youtube.com)
    2 points 2
  7. The New Rules of Media: 20 lessons for digital media's present and future (onethingnewsletter.substack.com)
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  8. Everyone Will Not Just (squareallworthy.tumblr.com)
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  9. Modesty is a luxury – your work doesn't speak for itself (philosopherdeveloper.com)
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  10. Check your supplements for toxic doses of Vitamin B6 (pipers.blog)
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  11. Composer David Bruce on the Consequences of Stable Diffusion for Music (youtube.com)
    2 points 1
  12. Show HN: 1980s Microsoft Office for Mac Reference Binders

    https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthisworth/comments/adfu1n/1980... (I am the Reddit OP, second apologies for dodgy photo quality) I thought it might interest some people that good condition copies of these are still…

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  13. Ask HN: How does IPFS help the interplanetary Internet of the future?

    IPFS (Interplanetary File System) is marketed as a New Internet: an HTTP replacement. Content hashing, deduplication, data resilience/permanence, and P2P content downloads/uploads are all excellent features, and IPNS is…

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  14. Ask HN: What are your favourite hard-to-find sites from the “young” Internet?

    There seems to be a lot of nostalgia in the comments on HN lately, harking back to an earlier era of the Internet from the 1990's and 2000's. The Internet was young, things were simpler, more magical and less…

    2 points 1
  15. Ask HN: What's a good response to “It's fine, I've got nothing to hide online”?

    Whenever I try to explain my concerns about online data privacy to other people (family and friends, mostly), the most common response I get is: "Oh it's fine, <Facebook/Google/etc> can collect whatever they want, I…

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