smart_jackal
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- June 27, 2020 (6y ago)
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- Powers and Mirrors (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Meme of the Day (pbs.twimg.com)
- Reddit's business model is unholy and toxic (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Its high time social media starts compensating content creators with revenue (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- “Open Source” feels like a slap on freedom's face with projects like Android (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- What is a “GPL condom” and Linux kernel's latest Nvidia updates controversy (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- The Android situation today yet again proves that Stallman was right (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- High time Google penalizes bloated sites to save the Internet from clogging up (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Let's talk about the biggest elephant in room: Market and information barriers (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Ubuntu Has full access to your Google Account: Beware if you use Chromium (techtudor.blogspot.com)
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This question was already asked in 2013[1]. I am curious to know how node.js is doing now in 2020. Do those issues still exist or its a lot robust now. If it is then why are more and more companies not adopting it? [1]…
- Who has the best package manager? (perl.com)
- Ghislaine Maxwell turns out to be a seasoned Redditor (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Analysing the Swift-Kardashian phenomenon and the madness of crowds (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Who decides what is a Slogblam? (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Ballad of the Freelancer (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- Opinion: Clipboard contents must be auto-encrypted, readable only by target app (techtudor.blogspot.com)
- When the fourth leg starts getting rotten (techtudor.blogspot.com)
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For those who don't know (or belong to a newer generation), Microsoft's IE (Internet Explorer) was one browser that had almost monopolized itself globally for many years mostly during the early nineties decade. They…