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Run-down:
Do you have a parking spot you don’t use? Well, it could be a new source of revenue if you use the new HONKmobile app. It’s like an Air BnB for a parking spot — you can rent yours out, or find one to rent.
And SnapChat has released new sunglasses that you TAP once to make a memory. Snap! Snap!
Then we’ll tell you about an augmented reality app that tells you indigenous stories as you walk around Canadian cities. And we want to make sure you hear the story of a Canadian burlesque dancer who hit back at her troll where it hurts: his mamma, his teacher, everyone who has influence on his life.
We read a great piece in The Establishment this week about the special blowback a woman gets when she deletes comments written by men.
We ask how much longer minorities and women have to be minorities in the tech field — we’re done being patient. Finally, our friend Bob LeDrew turned us onto a piece about how hard it is to actually be anonymous online.
Links:
- Honk Mobile app official site
- Official Snap Spectacles site
- When A Woman Deletes A Man’s Comment Online via The Establishment
- It’s very hard to maintain an anonymous Twitter account that can withstand government-level attempts to de-anonymize it via Boing Boing
- White men to women and minorities in tech: We just DGAF via Pando.com
- This Augmented Reality App Tells Indigenous Stories in Canadian Cities – via Motherboard
- Burlesque dancers hits back against her troll’s fat shaming – via CBC News
Tags: honkmobile app, anonymous, trolls, deleting comments, men, burlesque, snapchat, sunglasses,