Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Monday January 9th, 2017 01h13:56

• If you want to kick fake news in the butt, you might want to sacrificate some degrees ('till all) of freedom of speech, including your own one. A Chinese style network has no fake news (apart for the gov propaganda, defined as true by the government) and no freedom of speech at all.
• If you want to preserve your freedom of speech you have to tolerate a certain dose of fake news hanging around.

1. Italian banks are solid (2008 - today, all Italian media)
2. Monte Paschi (Italian bank) is a good deal (jan 22nd 2016, all Italian media)
3. After Donald Trump victory the stocks will plummet (hum .. they raised ... all financial media oct-nov 2016, all over the world)
4. russians hacked electricity grid in Vermont (WaPost, late 2016 ... Vermont grid officials said it was a non grid infected laptop)

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Tuesday January 3rd, 2017 03h28:25

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Tuesday January 3rd, 2017 02h16:36

1. Google has a new logo
2. 5 Microsoft Lumia apps discontinued
3. Youporn mails and passwords leaked
4. Remove app.php from extensions URL
5. phpBB stk 1.0.5 (obsolete )

1. youporn home back in february 2012

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Monday January 2nd, 2017 05h45:35

Mario, twitterfeed founder wrote:
Howdy, Twitterfeeders!

We're writing to let you know that Twitterfeed will be shutting its doors on October 31st, 2016. It's been one heck of a run and we can't thank you enough for your loyal usage and support over the years.

If you're looking for a service similar to Twitterfeed to continue using in our absence, we recommend checking out the good folks at Buffer (https://buffer.com) or Dlvr.it (https://dlvr.it)

Thanks again for all the feeds!

- Mario
Founder, Twitterfeed
https://twitterfeed.com/
139 5th Ave. New York, NY 10010

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Thursday November 10th, 2016 16h10:47

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Tuesday November 8th, 2016 15h33:08

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Tuesday November 1st, 2016 01h59:55

[...] In order to sharpen our focus on our core Windows 10 Camera and Photo apps, we are ending support for some Lumia apps. These apps won’t be removed from your devices, but they’ll no longer be available from the Windows Phone Store (with immediate effect), and after October 30, 2015, online services and updates for these apps will end.

What apps will be affected?

Lumia Storyteller, Lumia Beamer, Photobeamer, and Lumia Refocus will no longer have online services available, and they will no longer be updated after October 30, 2015.

Lumia Panorama and Video Uploader will continue to work if you have them, but they will no longer receive updates or support.

None of these apps will be available in the Windows Phone Store with immediate effect, but if you already have them installed, they won’t be removed from your device.

How can I make sure I don’t lose my online stories I’ve created with Lumia Storyteller?

The stories you see in the Lumia Storyteller app on your phone won’t be affected and will continue to work within the app, but stories you’ve published on the “online stories” site will no longer be available from the web service after October 30, 2015. To keep the images and videos in your online stories, open the Storyteller app, select online stories, and view each published story on the web. Then from the website, download all the images and videos that you want to keep. Be sure to do this before October 30, 2015, when the website will no longer be available.

What will happen to Lumia Beamer and Photobeamer?

Lumia Beamer and Photobeamer services will stop working on October 30, 2015.

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Saturday September 5th, 2015 02h46:50

After weeks of investigation, volunteer editors on English Wikipedia announced today that they blocked 381 user accounts for “black hat” editing. The accounts were engaged in undisclosed paid advocacy—the practice of accepting or charging money to promote external interests on Wikipedia without revealing their affiliation, in violation of Wikimedia’s Terms of Use. The editors issued these blocks as part of their commitment to ensuring Wikipedia is an accurate, reliable, and neutral knowledge resource for everyone.

With this action, volunteer editors have taken a strong stand against undisclosed paid advocacy. In addition to blocking the 381 “sockpuppet” accounts—a term that refers to multiple accounts used in misleading or deceptive ways—the editors deleted 210 articles created by these accounts. Most of these articles, which were related to businesses, business people, or artists, were generally promotional in nature, and often included biased or skewed information, unattributed material, and potential copyright violations. The edits made by the sockpuppets are similar enough that the community believes they were perpetrated by one coordinated group.

Statistics: Posted by Juanm — Wednesday September 2nd, 2015 16h08:36