So if you’ve got a Mac running OS X or macOS Sierra, this Mac help and advice guide collection will tell you everything you need to know.
This collection from TechRadar might be worth a browse, or a bookmark for you Mac users out there, or for anyone you guys know who just got a new Mac and has questions about Apple’s newer operating system.
http://www.techradar.com/how-to/computing/mac-help-and-support-1325117
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In The Big Sort, Bill Bishop shows how, over the last 30 years, Americans have sorted themselves into like-minded neighborhoods. The same appears to be happening on the web. All the empirical research to date suggests that the reason is not the use of personalization algorithms per se. Algorithms can easily expose us to…
There is lots to enjoy in this article by Doc Searls about what he calls “adtech”. To give you a brief explanation, it starts with this quote: In old-fashioned publishing, advertising was advertising; but in the digital world, advertising has been replaced by adtech, which is based on tracking and has become a cancer on…