http://www.iogioco.it/news/2886/drawings-dragons/ Benissimo! Così finalmente potrò far capire alla mia dolce metà cos’è un gioco di ruolo. Spero potrà piacere anche alle mie ragazze che sono giusto dell’età per introdurle al gioco di ruolo…. 😀
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Internet users will soon experience an increase in privacy and security warnings displayed by the web browsers that they use to connect to Internet sites.
Sorgente: Expect an increase in browser privacy and security warnings – gHacks Tech News
A high profile site that still uses Symantec certificates is PayPal
The hell has been frozen. I repeat, the hell has been frozen:
https://github.com/felixrieseberg/windows95
Of course this is a pun.
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I may need this page http://www.androidiani.com/forum/modding-altri-terminali-mtk/505579-prestigio-multiphone-5044-duo-mt6589-1-2-ghz-1gb-ram-4gb-flash-modding.html in the eventual case I wish to mod my Stonex Ultra.
I’m so sad I trusted a jester.
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It was vital to our lives, yet remained quiet and unobtrusive
Sorgente: How the shared family computer protected us from our worst selves – The Verge
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Online payment processing for internet businesses. Stripe is a suite of payment APIs that powers commerce for online businesses of all sizes, including fraud prevention, and subscription management. Use Stripe’s payment platform to accept and process payments online for easy-to-use commerce solutions.
Sorgente: Stripe – Online payment processing for internet businesses | Italia
Mozilla uses it so I may consider them instead of Paypal!
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Experiments – MEL Chemistry
Experiments – MEL Chemistry Just WOW
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Those are the news worth reading! I’m trying Firefox Advance at once!
Mozilla Debuts Firefox Extension that Recommends Content Based on Your Browsing Activity (venturebeat.com) 27
Mozilla on Tuesday began testing a Firefox extension that shows you its best guesses for what you want to see on the web. From a report: The Advance web extension is available for anyone from today and can analyze content on current active web pages to recommend related tidbits you may want to “read next” from other websites. It will also surface recommendations based on your recent browsing history in a “for you” section. With the extension installed, you just browse the web as you normally would and the little sidebar will show things that are relevant to what you’ve been looking at. The extension is powered by Laserlike, a VC-funded, machine learning-powered “interest search engine” that delivers personalized content. As such, Laserlike will receive users’ browsing history — something Mozilla wants people to understand before they install the extension. But the company has also built in some tools to boost control and data transparency.

