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blog.paoloamoroso.com | ||
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techtldr.com
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| | | | | One year ago I decided to stop self-promoting this blog. Previously I would spend a lot of time submitting my links to Social Media sites such as Hacker News and Reddit. It was taking up a lot of my time and attention. I even got a warning from Hacker News admin for repeatedly submitting links [...] | |
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blog.google
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| | | | | Google is committed to giving back. See all the latest ways we are working to make a positive impact. | |
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rgoswami.me
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| | | | | Background Like a lot of my tech based rants, this was brought on by a recent Hacker News post. I won't go into why the product listed there is a hollow faux FOSS rip-off. I won't discuss how the 'free' analytics option, like many others are just hobby projects taking pot shots at other projects. Or how insanely overpriced most alternatives are. I will however discuss why and how I transitioned to using the awesome Goat Counter. | |
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peter.czanik.hu
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| | | Qwant is a European search engine that respects your privacy. I learned about it from a Twitter thread. The European Processor Initiative announced last week that their first RiscV test chip samples were delivered and booted successfully. I tweeted that I would be happy to see not just European CPUs but also European software services, alternatives to Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and others. Someone responded that a search engine is already available: https://www. | ||
