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Fri. 08/12 – How Do We Feel About Arresting Open-Source Developers?
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Dutch authorities have arrested a developer related to Tornado Cash. But is there a grey area here that is a bit messy? LinkedIn seems ready to go all in on the creator and influencer economy. Apple seems to have confidence that there’s not going to be a slowdown in iPhone sales. And of course, the weekend Longreads suggestions.
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Links:
Suspected Tornado Cash developer arrested in Amsterdam (The Block)
LinkedIn rolls out new tools to give creators more ways to share visual content (TechCrunch)
Apple Expects to Sustain iPhone Sales in 2022 as Market Slows (Bloomberg)
Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
How Did Two Unknown Latin Music Operators Make $23 Million From YouTube? The IRS Says They Stole It (Billboard)
Tornado Cash Crackdown Shows Limits of Regulating Cryptocurrency Services (WSJ)
Man who built ISP instead of paying Comcast $50K expands to hundreds of homes (ArsTechnica)
New – AWS Private 5G – Build Your Own Private Mobile Network (AWS Blog)
The High-Stakes Race to Engineer New Psychedelic Drugs (Wired)
The End of Manual Transmission (The Atlantic)
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