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Drought Map for July 12th 2018
Posted on July 18, 2018 by hanshowe
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Area of Arctic Ocean With At Least 15% Ice Cover, July 17 2018
Posted on July 18, 2018 by hanshowe
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The BEST Loon Photos of 2018
Posted on July 13, 2018 by hanshowe
Taken by Celeste Rouse, Deep Lake, Sarona, Wisconsin. BRAVO
[used with permission – Thank You]
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A School for Dogs In Canada Has Their Own School Bus
Posted on July 5, 2018 by hanshowe
here they are on their way to school…
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Drought Map for July 5 2018
Posted on July 5, 2018 by hanshowe
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Book Time for Frankie, Addie and Susan 1998
Posted on July 1, 2018 by hanshowe
google DOES NOT OWN THE INTERNET
Posted on July 1, 2018 by hanshowe
google – like facebook – is just an enduser of the internet.
They don’t own it.
And should never be allowed to tell the rest of the umpteen billions of other users how, or even if, they use it.
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Is Google’s Promotion of HTTPS Misguided? (this.how) 216
Posted by EditorDavid on Saturday June 30, 2018 @09:34PM from the making-the-web-Googley dept.
Long-time software guru Dave Winer is criticizing Google’s plans to deprecate HTTP (by, for example, penalizing sites that use HTTP instead of HTTPS in search results and flagging them as “insecure” in Chrome). Winer writes: A lot of the web consists of archives. Files put in places that no one maintains. They just work. There’s no one there to do the work that Google wants all sites to do. And some people have large numbers of domains and sub-domains hosted on all kinds of software Google never thought about. Places where the work required to convert wouldn’t be justified by the possible benefit. The reason there’s so much diversity is that the web is an open thing, it was never owned….
If Google succeeds, it will make a lot of the web’s history inaccessible. People put stuff on the web precisely so it would be preserved over time. That’s why it’s important that no one has the power to change what the web is. It’s like a massive book burning, at a much bigger scale than ever done before.
“Many of these sites don’t collect user data or provide user interaction,” adds Slashdot reader saccade.com, “so the ‘risks’ of not using HTTPS are irrelevant.” And Winer summarizes his position in three points.
- The web is an open platform, not a corporate platform.
- It is defined by its stability. 25-plus years and it’s still going strong.
- Google is a guest on the web, as we all are. Guests don’t make the rules.
“The web is a social agreement not to break things,” Winer writes. “It’s served us for 25 years. I don’t want to give it up because a bunch of nerds at Google think they know best.”
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