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Today's highlights 20 Things I Wish I'd Known In My 20s (But I Had To Learn By Myself) "Spirit first. Because that's what's most important. It's not how well you can perform or how much money you… Karen Nimmo in On The Couch5 min read The moment when you realize every server in the world is vulnerable The story of a major hash table vulnerability, and how it took a decade to uncover and resolve. Carl Tashian7 min read Get a Gaming Chair For Your Office. Your Back Will Thank You. They might look ridiculous, but the gamers are onto something Angela Lashbrook in OneZero6 min read How A Man Becomes A Gentleman The ten behaviors Barry Davret7 min read In case you missed it What Happens When Your Tweet Becomes a Subway Ad Twitter's latest branding campaign features tweets from its users. The authors did not get paid, but they did… Sarah Emerson in OneZero4 min read The Illinois Artist Behind Social Media's Latest Big Idea Instagram and Twitter are removing the numbers of likes and retweets from public view. But it began with a… Will Oremus in OneZero10 min read Russian Trolls Aren't Actually Persuading Americans on Twitter, Study Finds New research highlights a surprising barrier to hacking our democracy: filter bubbles Will Oremus in OneZero5 min read Quick reads The ZeroPhone, a Linux Smartphone Powered by the Raspberry Pi Zero We took a look at early prototypes of the ZeroPhone by Arsenij Pichugin back in January 2017 when the… Alasdair Allan in Hackster Blog3 min read Minds: The Latest Social Network That Is Changing the Game Watch out as this newcomer takes off Allegue Wessim in Better Marketing3 min read Several Passive-Aggressive Income Streams You Probably Never Knew Existed It's ok, some of us are just better at generating ideas Kyrie Gray in Jane Austen's Wastebasket4 min read Based on your reading history Intriguing peace feeler from Turkey's "PKK" Kurdish movement On July 3, the Washington Post carried an intriguing op-ed from Cemil Bayik, whom it identified as "one of… Helena Cobban6 min read Do you speak English? Budapest, Hungary. Georgia4 min read Fibonacci Everywhere! I first learned about this interesting sequence when I was playing around with forex trading (which is… Wolfgang Pfretzschner6 min read Best in Justice The CBD Entrepreneur Who Went Through Hell in a Burmese Prison How a pioneering American hemp farmer got himself into—and out of—a horrific situation Mark Healy in GEN31 min read If You're Going to Challenge the 1619 Project, Don't Do It This Way Conservatives' "1776 Project" sounds a lot like Bill Cosby's pound cake speech all over again Scott Woods in LEVEL8 min read These Formerly Incarcerated Women Fought to Close a Jail and Won The Atlanta City Detention Center was for those with small violations, but the effect on their lives was… Victoria Law in ZORA8 min read Best in Cybersecurity Clearview AI: We Are 'Working to Acquire All U.S. Mugshots' From Past 15 Years Newly obtained emails reveal a new side of the controversial facial recognition company Dave Gershgorn in OneZero3 min read How to Stop 'God Mode' Abuse Making 'ghost user' tools safer for customers starts with changing the frameworks that most apps and services… Owen Williams in OneZero4 min read Redis Unauthorized Access Vulnerability Simulation | Victor Zhu Redis, is an open source, widely popular data structure tool that can be used as an in-memory distributed… Victor Zhu7 min read Best in Technology Live Facial Recognition Is Spreading Around the World The surveillance technology can already be found in Argentina, India, and soon the United States Dave Gershgorn in OneZero3 min read How Google Got Its Employees to Eat Their Vegetables The tech giant is engineering a way to encourage its employees to eat healthier — and it might just help the… Jane Black in OneZero18 min read Best in Programming The Future of Coding Is 'No Code' Drag-and-drop tools make anyone a maker Owen Williams in OneZero4 min read How Understanding Hackers Changed This Entrepreneur's Life An early developer of the cryptocurrency Zcash on how Steven Levy's 'Crypto' inspired her interest in privacy Jay Graber in Marker4 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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