
Published on April 12th, 2018 in
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On the morning of March 26th 2018 I got behind my PC with my usual cup of coffee and decided to check my notifications on Facebook.
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Published on December 12th, 2017 in
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If you’ve been paying attention to what’s going on in the world these days you’ve no doubt noticed the sharp rise in the popularity and adoption of cryptocurrencies and in particular Bitcoin.
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In June 2017 I learned about a new social media website called Minds.com.
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Published on July 30th, 2017 in
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Back in October 2016 I had blogged about my experiences with censorship on Facebook, where I mentioned that the reporting functionalities provided by the social media network were “being abused […] to harass, silence and censor people, ...
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Cidny G. Green published a video on Vimeo where she discusses the problem of sexual suppression and repression on social media these days, making many good points. I highly recommend watching it.
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Published on February 24th, 2017 in
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There’s a lot of thinking that went into the creation of the intro sequence that I have on the homepage of my new website.
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Yesterday I launched a brand new design for my main website at kareldonk.com. It was long overdue considering that the previous design was launched all the way back in May of 2011.
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Well, well, well. A very interesting article was published on the New York Times website yesterday confirming much of what I recently blogged about.
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This week I got temporarily banned, again, for 30 days on Facebook after someone apparently reported a comment I had published below a friend’s post.
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A few days ago I watched a CppCon 2016 presentation by Dan Saks titled “extern c: Talking to C Programmers about C++” and was pleasantly surprised by the information and insights he shared.
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