Morgan Leyenberger, director of Compassion Works for All, on why she fighting for criminal justice reform in Arkansas.
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Could We Blow Up the Internet?
About six years ago, when I told people I was writing a novel about a group of activists destroying the internet, they would always ask me two questions. The first was always “why?” Tellingly, that’s not a question I get asked anymore. More often than not I’m met with a “nice,” a “right on,” or… Continue reading Could We Blow Up the Internet?
Internet Archive uploads 1.3 Terabytes of lost MySpace music
MySpace, the once largest and most popular social networking site on the Internet, was used by many in the early days of the Internet for music hosting. Users of MySpace could upload music to the service. Things changed, MySpace, while still around, is a shadow of its former self as it was replaced by Facebook… Continue reading Internet Archive uploads 1.3 Terabytes of lost MySpace music
StartPage beats Google Search in test. Reason? Privacy
When you asked a representative number of Internet users about the search engine that they prefer, you’d probably end up with Google at the top as it is the most widely used search engine in the world (with the exception of some regions). The result would be different if you’d ask a group of privacy… Continue reading StartPage beats Google Search in test. Reason? Privacy
WebKit launches JetStream2 browser benchmark
WebKit launched JetStream 2, a new benchmark suite to measure the performance of JavaScript and WebAssembly operations in web browsers recently. Browser benchmarks were a huge thing back when Google Chrome launched. Google used them to demonstrate how much faster Chrome’s JavaScript performance was when compared to Internet Explorer or Firefox, the two main browsers… Continue reading WebKit launches JetStream2 browser benchmark
Vivaldi 2.4 is out: here is what is new
Vivaldi Technologies released Vivaldi 2.4, a new version of the desktop web browser, to the stable channel today. The new version introduces new toolbar customization options, bookmark management improvements, and support for multiple user profiles among other features. Vivaldi 2.4 is already available through the web browser’s automatic updates system. You may run a manual… Continue reading Vivaldi 2.4 is out: here is what is new
Only the Autodidact is Free
It took me quite a while to let go of the notion of NEEDING a formal university education. By the time I let go of this false notion, I had tried my hand at multiple graduate level programs, from a Masters in English with a focus on Science Fiction and Fantasy to a Masters in… Continue reading Only the Autodidact is Free
This is the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser
Microsoft revealed plans in December 2018 to use Chromium as the core for the company’s Microsoft Edge web browser instead of the company’s own engine. Chromium is used by Google Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, and several other web browsers. Some saw the decision as a long overdue move to improve the default browser on Windows,… Continue reading This is the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser