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New top story on Hacker News: Tell HN: Facebook is blocking the publiccode.eu open letter initiative as spam

Report to HN Public Facebook Blocks publiccode.eu open message as spam. 50 to post 8 comments on Hacker News. Just try to share the link on Facebook, it will be blocked as spam. In light of the deceptive messages and scams they use to advertise and disseminate, it is almost impossible to believe that this is unintentional.

TinEye Reverse Image Search Full Review

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TinEye is a reverse image search system that allows you to search by image. Basically, reverse image search is a search that uses images instead of text keywords to search the web. TinEye Contrast Image Search provides images similar to what you are looking for. Enhanced versions of the image are also provided. In other words, if the original image is edited (such as cropped, edited, or edited), TinEye will find those edited images in the search results. At the time of writing, TinEye has shown more than 52.1 billion images. When I first wrote about this device a few years ago, the number of pictures offered was only a few million. The more photos you present, the greater the chance that you will get the right image. TinEye uses advanced image recognition algorithms. "When you upload an image to TinEye, TinEye creates a compact, unique digital signature or 'fingerprint', which then compares that fingerprint to any image in the TinEye index." How do I cancel a Ti

Yandex Reverse Image Search Full Tutorial

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Also known as Reverse Image Search, Image Search or Reverse Image Search is a search technique that uses sample images to find similar images on the web. Instead of using keywords and text phrases, you can upload an image or paste a URL and place the image in the search engine of your choice and search for similar or similar images in your query. There are a number of reasons why search for reverse images may be necessary, such as finding the copyright holder of a particular image, finding out who uses your image, identifying and inspecting unknown objects, and more. There are many online tools that allow you to do contrast image searches, including the popular TinEye , which allows you to get improved versions of your images. In addition, almost all popular search engines (such as Google , Bing, Yandex) offer inverse image search services. Depending on the device or search engine of your choice, they offer a variety of contrast image search techniques, including uploadi