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By zikalify · Posted
Bluesky COO warns social media regulations could destroy competition from small startups by Paul Hill Fears that increasing government control of social media risks regulatory capture by the biggest social media firms were raised again recently. Bluesky’s chief operating officer said in an interview that social media bans for children and tighter regulations for social media firms risk creating a world where there are only a few social media platforms run by companies with the deepest pockets. Regulations on social media firms have been very lax since they appeared for mainstream users in the 2000’s. This gave Meta, Snapchat, and Google time to build up their user bases and get entrenched, with Meta being the most successful. Now that Meta has succeeded, it has been attempting regulatory capture. By pushing for more regulations of social media, Meta hopes to make it more difficult for rivals to challenge it. For its part, it doesn’t need to worry about the cost of regulation because it has a lot of money to spend, whereas startups do not. Speaking to CNBC, Rose Wang, Bluesky’s chief operating officer, said: “I support the protection and the safety of youth, the question that we have then is at what cost, because essentially what I’m scared of is in the long term, we’re headed to a world where there’s about three to five platforms, and extreme heavy regulation of those platforms, and basically the whole compliance teams of these platforms are 10 times the size of our entire team. So, basically, we’re living in a world where it’s almost impossible for smaller entrants to come in and build healthier spaces. These platforms have led to a place where the bottom line is the thing that drives what they do... so I understand why governments have to step in and regulate, because the platforms have done nothing right.” She said that while she is not against regulation, there needs to be more channels between the small to mid-sized players and regulators to help protect them. She says that big tech players, on the other hand, “who we know are circumventing regulation,” need to be regulated. Essentially, the Bluesky position is one of nuance, rather than absolutes. While Bluesky’s proposal may preserve competition in the social media space, it still doesn’t address the massive privacy implications these age verification measures introduce, such as handing over sensitive identity documents to access age-gated content. Source: CNBC -
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By davesickofenshittification · Posted
it dosnt support onprem exchange. it dosnt support mapi-calls. the views are all worse/limited. its slower. it cant see public folder calendars. we already have webmail. the list of other missing features is pretty huge but i only see it when customers call to say their email isnt working, and 9/10 times its cause they accidentality changed to outlooknew(new). Hold the line everyone! -
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yeah, this looks beautiful. Damn this winter's going to be great. -
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Same. I want that controller!
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Slimy
I'd be happy to add to the list. This may just turn into a guide, if the feedback is great enough :)
Sites dedicated to such software include: http://tinyapps.org/ - http://www.nirsoft.net/ - http://www.sysinternals.com/
The application must be freeware and under a 2MB uncompressed download.
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?Torrent> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Feature-rich bittorent client
- Hamachi[/b]> [under 1MB] - Easily create a VPN
- WinSnap][/b]> [under 1MB] - Screencapture tool
- Maxthon[/b]> - Internet Explorer based Webbrowser
- XP-Anti-Spy[/b]> [under 1MB] - Remove various windows componets
- nLite[/b]> - Cuts down your Windows Installation
- HijackThis[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Finds and Removes Browser Hijacks
- Foxit Reader[/b]> - Great PDF Tool
- Resource Hacker[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Must-have for modding .exes and .dlls
- Replacer[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - ResHack's brother
- Unlocker[/b]> [under 1MB] - "Unlocks" files that give an error when a delete is attempted
- RegCompact.NET[/b]> [under 1MB] - Compact your Windows Registry
- Bulk Rename Utility[/b]> - Mass Renaming
- DirLock[/b]> [under 1MB] - Locks Directories with a Password
- ShellexView[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - View and Manage Explorer Shell Extensions
- FlashMute[/b]> - [under 1MB] Mute/Unmute sounds in a browser
- PeerGuardian 2[/b]> - IP blocker
- Notepad++[/b]> - Notepad Alternative
- Steganos LockNote[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Notepad Alternative with text file encryption
- DU Super Controler[/b]> [under 1MB] - Easy control over download and upload speed for your internet connection
Customizing Windows>- TaskSwitchXP[/b]> [under 1MB] - Alt+Tab Manager
- Rainlendar[/b]> [under 1MB] - Calendar Application
- Rainmeter[/b]> [under 1MB] - Customizable Performance Meter
- CD Art Display[/b]> - Shows the current song cover in a skinnable display
Maintenance>- CCleaner[/b]> - Cleans out temp files
Audio/Video>- Foobar[/b]> - Customizable Audio Player
- Media Player Classic[/b]> - Light-Weight Media Player
- Exact Audio Copy[/b]> - Audio CD Ripper
- Mp3Tag[/b]> - Audio Files Tagger
- mpTrim[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - MP3 Editor
- VirtualDub[/b]> - Video Capture/Editing
- Audacity[/b]> - Audio Editor and Recorder
Hardware Information>- SIW[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Displays Information about your computer
- CPU-Z[/b]> [under 1MB] - System Information Utility
- SpeedFan[/b]> - Hardware Monitor/Tweaker
- Memtest86[/b]> [under 1MB] - Tests Memory on a x86 Computer
- Microsoft Windows Memory Diagnostic[/b]> [under 1MB] - Tests Memory on a x86 Computer
- WinDirStat[/b]> [under 1MB] - Disk Usage Statistics Viewer
- AssessTree[/b]> [under 1MB] [single EXE] - Disk Usage Statistics Viewer
Tweaking>- RivaTuner[/b]> - Video Card tweak program
- NVTweak[/b]> [under 1MB] - Nvidia Tweak and Unlocking Program
- Kommen - Enter the Internet Registry[/b]> [under 1MB] - Tweaks Internet Settings found in Windows Registry
- Service Tuner[/b]> [under 1MB] - Allows tweaking and saving presets for Windows Services
Graphics>- IrfanView[/b]> [under 1MB] - Graphic Viewer
- Terragen[/b]> - Scenery rendering Software
CD/DVD>- Daemon Tools[/b]> - Virtual CD/DVD Image Emulator
- ImgBurn[/b]> - CD/DVD Image Burner
- Infra Recorder[/b]> - CD/DVD burning solution with wide range of powerful features, easy to use application interface and Windows Explorer integration
- VSO Inspector[/b]> - Reports information of a CD\DVD (regions, read\write modes region codes etc and disk integrity)
Instant Messaging>- AIM ET[/b]> - Lite version of AIM
- miniaim[/b]> [under 1MB] - Tiny AOL Instant Messaging client written in C++ and using The TOC 2.0 protocol
- Miranda[/b]> - Lite and Customizable IM
Archiver>- 7-Zip[/b]> [under 1MB] - 7z/ZIP/GZIP/BZIP2/TAR/RAR/CAB/ISO/ARJ/LZH/CHM/Z/CPIO/RPM/DEB/NSIS
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