Perixoog

For the Trivial one -

http://www.fbpurity.com/

>F.B. Purity is a browser extension / add-on that lets you clean up and customise Facebook. It filters out the junk you don't want to see, leaving behind the stories and page elements you do wish to see. The list of story types that FBP hides is customizable to your taste.

Why can't we have the things without the networking stack, then plug them into something (upgradable and open source) with a networking stack?

Anecdotally I saw blue led lighting to prevent at a train station for a London Airport (I think Gatwick). The platform guard didn't seem to think it made any difference, and that it was bought at the end of a budget period.

The original article link to http://www.SaveTheInternet.in is actually to http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.SaveTheIntern...

That looks like a link where facebook has replaced the link to the website with their own URL for tracking purposes. As a consequence they have to prevent open redirect attacks - https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Open_redirect .

Yes the same system can be used for censorship - but facebook can do that anyway because you're sharing links through a platform they have total control over.

The irony (of using a facebook tracking url to promote an anti-facebook site) is beautiful.

>Tell the email provider you want to give a site permission to know your email address, without telling the provider which site it is.

Then the site emails you anyway. (If you didn't want them to, you shouldn't have given them your email address).

Except there will be no driver.

1403 music - http://wayback.archive.org/web/20070203125146/http://www.com...

My exercise strategy is to bicycle where I'm going anyway.