↪ Replying to @Marm_Design
@brightspaceux His books are enjoyable, but also read some of his critics - many from the science community :) I would agree that there is a lot of oversimplification going on.
slate.com/technology/201…
askakorean.blogspot.com/2013/07/cultur…
wired.com/story/gladwell…
thecrimson.com/column/behavio…
↪ Replying to @arnklint
@arnklint @rikkipitt 👍 This is what I'm doing when using burnermail.io now. I have my own custom domain name hooked up to it so should that service ever die, then I can still recover e-mail and associated accounts.
↪ Replying to @rikkipitt
@rikkipitt @arnklint One thing I'm realizing is that I'm a tiny bit nervous about having my primary e-mail directed to a domain name I have no control over. I suppose a requested future feature would likely be paid custom domain names, as a way to monetize as well.
@rikkipitt @arnklint By "primary e-mail" I mean that some of the services I use now have only the domain name paced.email on record for me.
If you want some notifications via e-mail, just not as they happen, this service is a lifesaver. x.com/arnklint/statu…
↪ Replying to @rikkipitt
@rikkipitt @arnklint It's such a great idea. And beautifully implemented. I've registered an account and will be test driving it. Hopefully I'll have time to write a review :)
↪ Replying to @mazi_mazur
@mazi_mazur @wojtekkutyla @malka6 @weenerdawg @odajay @beantin 1. Be curious. About everything
2. Be a good, active listener (if you're doing interviews)
3. Invest in good microphones
4. Release episodes on a regular schedule
5. Don't assume listeners understand the jargon...
(Off the top of my head. And I can't count.)
↪ Replying to @quanders
@quanders Yes exactly. And the primary reason to use haveibeenpwned is to remind yourself to keep different passwords for different services. And having different e-mails really avoids hackers guessing your account username.
E-mail is great for exchanging messages across the internet.
But, if I could start again:
1. I would never give my e-mail address to a company.
2. I would never subscribe to a newsletter using the same address that I use for messaging.
I am slowly backtracking to fix this.
So, for companies I provide temporary e-mail addresses if they just need to send me a reply.
Something like burnermail.io or yopmail.com might work for you.
And for e-mail subscriptions I use @feedbin
You may want to try the options I list here:
axbom.blog/newsletters-th…
One thing I love about podcasts, that is too rarely put forward as a feature, is that you can readily listen to them without being tracked. RSS supports privacy by design, by default.
Nobody requests your e-mail address or phone number to press play. Let’s keep it that way.
↪ Replying to @knowerofsecrets
@RAlisonMason1 @Coinspawner @alfredwkng @CNET You mean they don’t save that data to a database before they remove it from the published photo?
Please don't judge your work by how it will look in your portfolio, but instead by the well-being you have contributed to.
If you want to avoid spam but do want to receive one-time e-mail from someone (for whatever reason) then these are a couple of services for temporary / disposable e-mail.
You get a random address and don't have to reveal your own.
fakemail.net
mailsac.com
This episode of Deconstructed with @mehdirhasan is a must-listen if you want to understand the devastating persecution and internment of Uighur muslims in China's northwestern Xinjiang province.
overcast.fm/+MIPxkk8ig
↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov For those of us with standard date syntax we have one next year as well. 2021-12-02. 😝
Happy #PalindromeDay!
20200202
Today also true even when you write dates in that confusing non-standard way of 02022020. 🤪
Apparently quite special as it is the first time in over 900 years it's true for every date format (last time 1111-11-11).
Also, it's the 33rd day of the year with 333 days left (yes, it's a leap year).
#PalindromeDay
Follow the money... x.com/RetoGregori/st…
