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ついに終了するPocketからの移行候補まとめ、Pocketのデータをインポートできてページ保存が引き続き可能なサービスは？
2025年5月23日 19:00
Mozillaが、自社が提供するウェブページ保存サービス「Pocket」を2025年7月8日に終了し、同年10月9日にすべてのアカウントとデータを削除すると発表しました。「Pocketのようにウェブページの全文を保存でき、かつ検索可能なサービス」という縛りで代替となるサービスを探してみました。
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2025年5月23日 11:23
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Mozillaが後で読むサービスの「Pocket」とAIでサクラレビューを検出する「Fakespot」の終了を発表、データが消えるのでエクスポートの必要あり
2025年5月23日 10:53
Mozillaが「Pocket」と「Fakespot」の段階的な廃止を発表しました。Pocketのデータは2025年10月8日に削除されるため、エクスポートが必要です。
Internet Archive Now Livestreams History As It's Being Preserved
2025年5月23日 08:20
The Internet Archive has begun livestreaming its microfiche digitization center on YouTube, showcasing the real-time preservation of fragile film cards into searchable public documents. The work is part of Democracy's Library, a global initiative to digitize and share millions of government records. 9to5Mac reports: The livestream was brought to life by Sophia Tung, who previously gained attention for her viral robotaxi depot stream. Her new video explains how and why this new livestream project came together [...].
The livestream features five scanning stations at work, with one shown in close-up as operators digitize microfiche cards in real time. Each card holds up to 100 pages of public records. High-resolution cameras capture the images, software stitches and crops the pages, and the results are made text-searchable and freely accessible through Democracy's Library. Live scanning takes place Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PT, excluding U.S. holidays, with a second shift expected to begin soon.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Signal Deploys DRM To Block Microsoft Recall's Invasive Screenshot Collection
2025年5月22日 23:40
BrianFagioli writes: Signal has officially had enough, folks. You see, the privacy-first messaging app is going on the offensive, declaring war on Microsoft's invasive Recall feature by enabling a new "Screen security" setting by default on Windows 11. This move is designed to block Microsoft's AI-powered screenshot tool from capturing your private chats.
If you aren't aware, Recall was first unveiled a year ago as part of Microsoft's Copilot+ PC push. The feature quietly took screenshots of everything happening on your computer, every few seconds, storing them in a searchable timeline. Microsoft claimed it would help users "remember" what they've done. Critics called it creepy. Security experts called it dangerous. The backlash was so fierce that Microsoft pulled the feature before launch.
But now, in a move nobody asked for, Recall is sadly back. And thankfully, Signal isn't waiting around this time. The team has activated a Windows 11-specific DRM flag that completely blacks out Signal's chat window when a screenshot is attempted. If you've ever tried to screen grab a streaming movie, you'll know the result: nothing but black.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
