10 Years Challenge
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İbrahim Tatlıses nasıl 'Godfather' oldu? ‘Akım’la çarpılmayın
‘Eski fotoğraflarımı sosyal medyada paylaşmanın ne zararı olabilir ki’ diye düşünüyorsanız yanılıyor olabilirsiniz. Örneğin 20’li yaşlarınıza ait fotoğrafınız kullanılarak oluşturulacak sahte bir içerikle aslında yapmadığınız bir eylem size mal edilebilir veya şantaj için kullanılabilir. Ya da hem yeni hem de eski fotoğraflarınızla sahte hesaplar açılabilir. Hesabın inandırıcılığı arttırılarak dolandırıcılık yapılabilir.
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10 years challenge için dikkat çeken Facebook iddiası! Aslında proje mi?
Sosyal medyaya 10 yıl önce ve sonrasına ait fotoğraflarını yükleyen ünlülerin ardından birkaç günde yaklaşık 2 milyon civarında gönderiye ulaşan #10yearschallange, flaş bir iddia ile gündeme geldi. Facebook'un, yakın zamanda satın alarak bünyesine kattığı Instagram üzerinden yüz tanımlama algoritması için böyle bir uygulama başlattığı iddia edildi.
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10 years challenge nedir?
Ünlü isimlerin sosyal medya üzerinden yaptığı paylaşımların ardından dikkat çeken '10 years challenge', son günlerin internet üzerinden araştırılan popüler konuları arasında yer alıyor. Ünlü sporcular, sanatçılar ve oyuncuların #10yearschallenge etiketiyle yaptığı paylaşımlar, kısa sürede yayılarak 1 milyona yakın gönderiye ulaştı.
#Kevin HartItalian photojournalist zooms in on Iraqi refugees
ISTANBUL - Through her camera lens Italian native Delizia Flaccavento explores the plight of Iraqi immigrants who have fled to Turkey. In a project this winter the photojournalist took over 6,000 photos of the Chaldean Christian Iraqi community in Turkey raising awareness on the 'other victims' of the Iraqi War.
Skills on test in Lycian Challenge
FETHİYE - Adventure enthusiasts spend two days on the shores and the mountains of the Mediterranean resort town of Fethiye, aiming to prove themselves against nature in the Lycian Challenge. Participants are happy and organizers are enthusiastic about the future of the inaugural event.
Ownership battle for ’79 revolution
TEHRAN - Protesters and political leaders remain at odds in Iran as the opposition steps up its challenge over the weekend. The death toll for the post-election conflict rises to at least 19 as 10 people are reportedly killed and protesters are arrested as they seek medical aid. Five relatives of ex-President Rafsanjani are also detained
Youth tackles caste system and socializes self-interest
ISTANBUL - Istanbul tenth grader Sid Shekhar wraps up a global leadership week at Harvard University where he is taking a yearlong project to the next level: He hopes to contribute to a movement to abolish the caste system in India. If world citizenship is revealed through one's plans to help people who benefit the least from the globalization, then Shekhar is surely a leader among citizens.
Mother of all problems
From time to time I have been stressing in this column that because of various factors including its geopolitical location, size, a diverse population of over 70 million people, and of course not so good governance, Turkey has a huge list of serious problems. The most pressing and indeed important one of these problems is obviously education.
After Nazım Hikmet’s footsteps in Boris Park
SOFIA - During Nazım Hikmet’s years in exile, the most bitter moments are spent close to home on visits to Bulgaria. The similarities of the place drive him crazy: the smells, the food, the Turkish spoken by the minority. On the 46th anniversary of his death, one cannot help but salute his poetry.
New Dan Brown novel coming in September
NEW YORK - The book world has a stimulus plan: a new Dan Brown novel. Six years after the release of his mega-selling "The Da Vinci Code," the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group announced that Brown's "The Lost Symbol," a thriller set during a 12-hour period and featuring "Da Vinci Code" symbolist Robert Langdon, will come out in September.
EU constitutional gondola beckons
ANKARA - The government is preparing to introduce a new constitutional amendment package to make party closures more difficult in both substantive and procedural ways. The proposition, yet to be finalized by the ruling party, draws upon a Venice Commission report released last week that says Turkey’s closure procedures do not meet EU standards
Ruling party ruling the roost in Anatolian Konya
KONYA - A few women in black chadors walk rapidly behind a long-bearded old man at the entrance of Konya, the largest province by area in Turkey. A sign at the entrance captures the attention of passersby, citing the words of Sufism’s important figure, Rumi.
