Amazon MQ – Managed Message Broker Service for ActiveMQ

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Serverless GraphQL now being offered by Amazon AWS

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Ciao, Chrome: Firefox Quantum Is the Browser Built for 2017

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New in Datasette: filters, foreign keys and full-text search

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Ciao, Chrome: Firefox Quantum Is The Browser Built for 2017

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Super-programmer Fabrice Bellard puts Windows 2000 in the browser

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Own your browsing with Firefox Quantum

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Programming Languages for Data Science and ML - With Source Code Illustrations

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🗺 High Quality GeoJSON maps programmatically generated. (Click on images to show a preview)

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Is there a low cost or free program to hide my IP without slowing everything down?

I don't want google and facebook selling my information, or any other organization monitoring me.

I tried the tor browser but I was told that was too slow and meant for the dark web. HideMyAss seemed slow too.

Any good options out there now? I'm a noob with security.

Thanks for any help guys.

(Edit: come to think of it. Is there any camera's I can set beside my window 30 feet away and have a live feed on my laptop and record? I saw a few on Amazon but some looked cheap and others came with a bunch of camera's and a dvr.)

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Linus Torvalds: “Do No Harm”

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I have a confession to make… I commit to master. – Patrick Lee Scott – Medium

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[Tip] Use powertop --auto-tune!

HI think many of us don't know that powertop has a command-line flag --auto-tune that tunes every setting automatically which means that you can call it on boot to auto-tune! See http://bit.ly/2iDOXN1

As I laptop user I found it quite useful and saw significant decrease (x2) in power consumption. Hope it helps you too. =)

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Linus tells Google security engineers what he really thinks about them

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NoScript 10.1.1 WebExtension is finally released!

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Linear Feedback Shift Registers: how to randomize a set using zero extra memory (aka the Castle Wolfenstein fade-to-red death screen)

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Converting 600k lines to TypeScript in 72 hours

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Halpisostoksia jotka yllättivät teidät laadulla?

Itse ostin 10e kiinalaiskuulokkeet s-marketista ja äänenlaatu yllätti todella.

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OpenPDF 1.0.5 released

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Trump admin. to reverse ban on elephant trophies from Africa

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Firefox Quantum julkaistiin tänään (14.7.).

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There are over a billion outdated Android devices in use

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Firefox 57.0 Released

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Firefox 57 "Quantum" Is Here, And It's Awesome

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Firefox 57 has been released, the biggest update of all time!

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Firefox Quantum 57 Is Here To Kill Google Chrome: Download For Windows, Mac, Linux

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Doggerland, the Europe That Was (1015 x 1486)

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Datasette: instantly create and publish an API for your SQLite databases

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WebAssembly support now shipping in all major browsers

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Add-ons to WebExtensions preparation guide for the Firefox 57 "Quantum" upgrade.

I thought it would be a good idea to make together a quick add-ons to web extensions guide and be ready for the Firefox Quantum upgrade tomorrow.

I will begin with important security and privacy addons and their webextension status and what I find out so far.

Security and Privacy addons status:

• HTTPS Everywhere -> WebExtension available
• uBlock Origin -> WebExtension available
• Decentraleyes -> WebExtension available
• uMatrix -> WebExtension available
• Privacy Badger -> WebExtension available
• Random Agent Spoofer -> Support is stopping with Firefox 57. User-Agent Switcher is a webExtension alternative.
• Self-Destructing Cookies -> Not ready for Quantum at this time. Cookie AutoDelete is a WebExtension alternative.
• NoScript -> The author is apparently working on a WebExtension version but it's not ready yet according to a dedicated thread about this on the NoScript forum.
• RefControl -> Referrer Control/Smart Referrer

Mainstream popular addons status:

• Reddit Enhancement Suite -> WebExtension available
• Greasemonkey -> WebExtension Available or Violentmonkey

Any new relevant informations or corrections to improve this guide will be welcome. I will update this guide as often as possible. Thank you!

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RSS: there's nothing better

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How To Code Like The Top Programmers At NASA — 10 Critical Rules

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Where there's a JTAG, there's a way: obtaining full system access via USB. (Uses Intel ME)

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Stop using .IO Domain Names for Production Traffic

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Game over! Someone has obtained fully functional JTAG for Intel CSME via USB DCI

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An Explanation of the Apache Struts 2 Vulnerability in Plain English

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Why does UPS need block chain instead of using proven server database Technolgies? Isn’t the overhead a lot more inefficient compared to just running distributed servers?

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Oracle’s ZGC large-heap Java garbage collector may become open source

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Fuck Facebook

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Freelancer.com has ruined my life

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Amiga 500:n restaurointi

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Data classes for Java

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Greg KH: "It's been great to see WireGuard mature over the years into something that works really well."

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Linus shares his candid opinion on a recent kernel regression

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A test-driven approach to developer communication

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The Carmack Plan

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