I just heard on CBSN that Twitter is offering end-to-end encryption to its blue users.
While it sounded like a "big deal", I wonder what the big deal is. In my opinion, it's that (1) Twitter is late to the end-to-end encrypted messaging game, and (2) it's only available to its paying customers. That's a pretty "bad deal" all around, I think...
I'm giving a talk & workshop on our data viz paper at #aps23dc. If you use #rstats for data viz, what's your number 1 reason why you would encourage researchers to adopt it?
And if you don't use R/another programming language for data viz (or quant data analysis in general), what's your number 1 barrier/reason for not doing so?
Is this "Dramatic video [which] shows Russian soldiers running away from attack" just playing for me at twice the speed of playback? 🤨🧐
How One Man Keeps Showing Films in a Japanese Cinema That Closed 58 Years Ago: A Moving, Short Documentary
Since at least the nineteen-fifties, when television ownership began spreading rapidly across the developed world, movie theaters have been laboring under one kind of existential threat or another.
I feel pranked this morning after requesting guest WIFI access and receiving this text message with my temporary password... 🤨 🤔
No longer a breaking news, since this is now 24 hours old, but I found it funny that *NOT* finding classified documents in a vacation home is put into the '🚨 breaking news 🚨' category...