Please fix the AWS free tier before somebody gets hurt — and ClearURLs – automatically remove tracking elements from URLs

Issue #394 — May 06, 2021

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Please fix the AWS free tier before somebody gets hurt cloudirregular.substack.com \| points: 797 \| comments: 411

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ClearURLs – automatically remove tracking elements from URLs github.com \| points: 652 \| comments: 262

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Cinder: Instagram’s performance-oriented fork of CPython github.com \| points: 609 \| comments: 253

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60% of school apps are sending student data with third parties without consent me2ba.org \| points: 596 \| comments: 150

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White House eyes subsidies for nuclear plants to help meet climate targets reuters.com \| points: 594 \| comments: 497

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Multitasking hurts performance and may even damage the brain (2018) linkedin.com \| points: 455 \| comments: 271

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Send: A Fork of Mozilla’s Firefox Send github.com \| points: 368 \| comments: 87

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Signal Tries to Run the Most Honest Facebook Ad Campaign Ever, Gets Banned gizmodo.com \| points: 332 \| comments: 90

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Is this what enterprise means? twitter.com \| points: 332 \| comments: 83

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New book contends that Catch Me If You Can is mostly made up whyy.org \| points: 322 \| comments: 125

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Talk cancelled due to slides critical of Google and Facebook twitter.com \| points: 321 \| comments: 97

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Netflix’s “Love Is Blind” Wants Unpaid Photographer for Five Weddings petapixel.com \| points: 314 \| comments: 368

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Doctors investigate mystery brain disease in Canada bbc.com \| points: 300 \| comments: 245

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Berkshire Hathaway’s stock price is too high for Nasdaq computers wsj.com \| points: 294 \| comments: 269

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Ex-Netflix VP found guilty of awarding tech contracts in exchange for bribes arstechnica.com \| points: 291 \| comments: 260

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Tesla Car Hacked Remotely from Drone via Zero-Click Exploit securityweek.com \| points: 282 \| comments: 192

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MH370 pilot made many turns and speed changes, new report reveals airlineratings.com \| points: 278 \| comments: 154

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Orbit: an experimental platform for small tasks repeated over time github.com \| points: 267 \| comments: 44

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TimescaleDB raises $40M blog.timescale.com \| points: 262 \| comments: 118

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How we use web components github.blog \| points: 244 \| comments: 78

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