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$1,000 For the Cheapest Surface?(thenextweb.com)
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Craigslist sues site that makes its apartment listings easier to find (Updated)(arstechnica.com)
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Libertarians make the case: net neutrality is unconstitutional(arstechnica.com)
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Why the Internet is awesome for hypochondriacs(arstechnica.com)
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Megaupload judge quits case after inflammatory comment(arstechnica.com)
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Google Remakes Online Empire With ‘Colossus’(wired.com)
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AT&T to Restrict or Charge for FaceTime Over 3G/4G in iOS 6?(macrumors.com)
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Google Nexus 7 review: Sets the small slate standard(gigaom.com)
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Apple Moving to icloud.com Email Domains in iOS 6(arstechnica.com)
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Mobile phone users sorely mistaken about how much privacy they have(arstechnica.com)
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Hackers expose 453,000 credentials allegedly taken from Yahoo service(arstechnica.com)
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10 water sensors in the new Retina MacBook Pro(hardmac.com)
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Why Thunderbolt cables will be expensive until 2013(arstechnica.com)
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Apple Pays $60M to settle iPad Trademark Dispute(bigstory.ap.org)
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by Cadsby 14y ago
Fingerprinting has negative connotations for many. It's typically associated with criminal behavior, as those are mostly the only people afforded such treatment. Not commenting on whether it's a valid practice which should continue, but it'
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Judge grants Apple an injunction against the Galaxy Nexus(arstechnica.com)
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Nexus 7 review(theverge.com)
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Confrontation With TSA Agent Leaves Grandpa's Ashes On Floor(theindychannel.com)
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Microsoft Surface: a gentle kick in the teeth of the OEMs(arstechnica.com)
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by Cadsby 14y ago
It doesn't matter. All you have to do is suggest the plaintiff is an alcoholic, and let the jury infer the rest. Ad-hominen attacks are par for the course in trials, because they are incredibly effective.
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by Cadsby 14y ago
I can't comment on the legal accuracy of that interpretation of the law, but as someone who has performed jury duty on a number of occasions I can say that whatever the letter of the law, character assassination, in lieu of objective eviden
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by Cadsby 14y ago
I think on a principled level, many are becoming concerned about the ever increasing volume of data being collected on all of us. It isn't necessarily about any particular subset of data, or all the plausible abuses of it, it's just the ide
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Reeder 3.0 for iPhone RSS reader gets a visual update, multiple-account support(theverge.com)
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Verizon Introduces 'Share Everything' Service Plan for Up to Ten Devices(news.verizonwireless.com)
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by Cadsby 14y ago
That, as well as the story linked (which I read carefully), are really bad analogies, for what I think of obvious reasons. I do think intent can matter at times. Perhaps what I'm more zeroing in on is that idea that I don't find saying you
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by Cadsby 14y ago
> You are in a very small minority there. Sorry. I'm fine with that. One last point worth considering - exactly what is the evidence that it is unintentional? None as far as I can tell other our leaders assert it constantly. And then tu
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by Cadsby 14y ago
> Sigh, it is illegal to target. In a war, civilians will die. My point was that some sides do try to avoid civilan casualities. You didn't argue against my point, you made a spin. You place a lot of emphasis on intentionality. While it
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by Cadsby 14y ago
You are leaving out a rather glaring example. Neither atomic bomb, dropped by the one and only country ever to use them, were dropped on military targets. The "Democracies" of the world kill many innocent civilians, an order of magnitude in
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by Cadsby 14y ago
Article 6 of the NPT obliges the US, and other nuclear powers, to make good faith efforts to reduce, and eventually eliminate, their massive stockpiles of nuclear weapons. The US is so far away from ever putting any effort into this that Ar
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Amazon warns protesters to stay off Seattle campus(geekwire.com)
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