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5 votes
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Justice Department sues to stop California net neutrality law
17 votes -
What are some big mistakes that first-time home buyers can make?
My husband and I are in the process of finding our first home, and I'm hoping to learn some lessons from those of you with experience.
34 votes -
Otis Rush, a founder of Chicago's West Side blues sound, dead at 84
7 votes -
David Wright bids farewell on emotional night in NY
6 votes -
‘I don’t want him to ruin the Astros for me. He’s not worth it.’
5 votes -
White House limits scope of the FBI's investigation into the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh
13 votes -
In test case, US fails to force Facebook to wiretap Messenger (voice) calls
9 votes -
Shohei Ohtani will have Tommy John surgery, but should still smash dingers next year
6 votes -
Does a trustworthy VPN provide privacy? If so, how do you know if a VPN is trustworthy?
It's hard to get a straight answer on this because there are allegations of shilling everywhere when it comes to VPNs (particularly when you discuss specific providers). There's also this post...
It's hard to get a straight answer on this because there are allegations of shilling everywhere when it comes to VPNs (particularly when you discuss specific providers). There's also this post which gets linked pretty frequently and which seems to throw a wrench in the whole idea.
For context, I ask because I have two main concerns:
- I have been the subject of a mild internet stalking/doxing, and I have no wish to relive that experience.
- I live in the United States and, if I am understanding things correctly, my ISP now has the right to sell my browsing data without my consent.
I have no love for my ISP and am all about the idea of blocking them from gathering data about me, but it seems the only other option is to hand all of my data over to another company who simply promises not to do anything with it. While I'm sure some of them are legitimate, how can you tell the difference between a genuine privacy tool and a honeypot?
23 votes -
Kavanagh vote delayed one week for FBI probe
29 votes -
The government wants airlines to delay your flight so they can scan your face
15 votes -
US House committee votes to release Trump-Russia transcripts
8 votes -
Elon Musk is his own worst enemy
13 votes -
Cats are no match for New York City’s rats
14 votes -
What commercialization is doing to cannabis | Ben Cort
6 votes -
US kids eating more fast food, healthier offerings not helping
11 votes -
Mount Eerie - Forest Fire (2017)
7 votes -
US President Donald Trump’s UN press conference, annotated
12 votes -
Chevy Chase can’t change
11 votes -
Hillary Clinton makes surprise appearance on 'Murphy Brown' premiere
9 votes -
The US was once a leader for healthcare and education — now it ranks 27th in the world
9 votes -
Wild horse groups clash with US Bureau of Land Management over new policies
3 votes -
Elon Musk accused by SEC of misleading investors in August tweet
20 votes -
US Secret Service warns of surge in ATM ‘wiretapping’ attacks
9 votes -
Here's proof that Russian-backed accounts pushed the Nike boycott
12 votes -
US President Donald Trump urges world to reject globalism in UN speech that draws mocking laughter
36 votes -
Is There a Climate “Spiral of Silence” in America?
9 votes -
Bill Cosby sentenced to three to ten years in prison
40 votes -
The Marcus King Band - "Welcome 'Round Here" (Jam In The Van live at JITVHQ) (2018)
3 votes -
Taken for a ride: MD injured in ATV crash gets $56,603 bill for US air ambulance trip
13 votes -
How China systematically pries technology from US companies
8 votes -
EU, China and Russia in move to sidestep US sanctions on Iran
7 votes -
Technology salary guide 2019
20 votes -
Gary Keith and Ron, the Magi of Mets Nation
5 votes -
Credit freezes are free: Let the ice age begin
10 votes -
Prince - 17 Days (piano and a microphone 1983 version)
5 votes -
These are all the foods being affected by Donald Trump’s US trade war
4 votes -
Texan who published 3D guns plans jailed on sex assault charge
10 votes -
Ex-UN chief Ban Ki-moon says US healthcare system is 'morally wrong'. Former UN secretary general accuses ‘powerful’ health interests in the US of blocking universal healthcare
11 votes -
Winners give more as America loses out
4 votes -
Sword killing was ‘practice’ for racial terrorism
4 votes -
Telltale Games has laid off approximately 90% of their employees, leaving a staff of about twenty-five people
32 votes -
The Unlikely, Obvious Solution to the Trade War
7 votes -
Dallas police officer accused in neighbor’s death fired
12 votes -
Tiger Woods earns his first PGA Tour victory in five years. Finishes number one at the Tour Championship and number two in the FedEx Cup.
8 votes -
Goths for Trump - Inside the unholy alliance of goth culture and radical right politics
8 votes -
Facebook
7 votes -
US Senate Democrats investigate a new allegation of sexual misconduct from Brett Kavanaugh’s college years
15 votes -
Meet the guy tasked with archiving Prince’s entire vault
12 votes