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Good crypto regulation should reflect U.S. values, including privacy, security, freedom and sovereignty.

The Day the Good Internet Died For a small slice of time, being online was a thrilling mix of discovery, collaboration, creativity, and chaotic potential. Then Google Reader disappeared. Share this story , we will explore events that changed the world as we knew it—specifically ones that marked the ends of established eras and triggered the beginnings of then-unknown futures. Some will be overt and well established. Others will be less trodden and perhaps more speculative. But all will entertain an immovable idea that when things die, there is someone or something that pulled the trigger. W...

What is RSS (Really Simple Syndication)? Imagine an open version of Twitter or Facebook News Feed, with no psy-op ads, owned by no oligopoly, manipulated by no algorithm, and all under your full control. Imagine a version of the newsletter where you don't have to worry about them selling your email to scammers, labyrinth-like unsubscribe pages, or stuffing your inbox with ever more crap. Now imagine this existed and was extremely popular 15 years ago. Then we got suckered by the shiny walled gardens. Well, it's time to make like a tree and go back to the future, baby! How does RSS work?

From the drop-down menu, select  Enabled. After you tap  Enabled, Chrome will throw up a prompt at the bottom stating that the flag won’t be enabled until Chrome is restarted. There’s also a nice little  Relaunch button that you can tap to automatically re-launch Chrome instead of doing it yourself. After Chrome relaunches, the Web Feed feature should now be enabled. Use Web Feed in Chrome for Android Now that the flag has been enabled, you can now start using the new Web Feed in Chrome for Android. Here’s what you’ll need to do in order to follow your favorite websites:

From Android to Chrome OS and other associated services, has any other company created as much back-and-forth change as Google?