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The best VPNs for staying anonymous and secure on the web

Mashable Tech

Don't freak out, but your gut is right: Your internet service provider (ISP) is tracking your every click to compile anonymous browsing logs they can potentially sell to advertising companies , or even cough up to government agencies in the interest of censorship. What is a VPN? Hold up — are VPNs legal? Let's not get too brazen, here.

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Adobe Creative Cloud Giveaway for Nonprofits at 17NTC!

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This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through March 1)

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The new model seems to prove that longstanding rumors ofdiminishing returnsin training unsupervised-learning LLMs were correct and that the so-called ‘scaling laws’ cited by many for years have possibly met their natural end.” Computing How North Korea Pulled Off a $1.5

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Mr. Jim Goes to Washington (and New York, and Nairobi, and Seoul, and Kampala, and Boston…)

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

law needs to change to comply with the treaty (the hope is that these changes are minimal). She is a University of Minnesota law school professor who was born in Africa and is a terrific advocate for the Treaty and its empowerment of the blind community. Took pictures of the lunar eclipse next to the Empire State Building(!)

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