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Apple Admits Siri Voice Data Is Being Shared with Third Parties
(digitalmunition.me)
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12y ago
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12y ago
if in fact it is a problem, it is a software problem
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Istof
12y ago
The NSA would have prevented any attacks, why are they worried...
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Vernā Myers: How to overcome our biases? Walk boldly toward them
(ted.com)
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Istof
12y ago
or use 2 browsers to load the 2 prices at the same time
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Istof
12y ago
I love Firefox but it is unusable on my Android phone because it uses close to 100% CPU (I tried the latest version less then 2 weeks ago) ... edit: downvote me, but Firefox is still way too CPU intensive on Android
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Istof
12y ago
I hope this is not true and that other presidents gave it a go.
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Istof
12y ago
if you are an attorney in the field, maybe.
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Istof
12y ago
The US censors a bunch of sites too if that makes you feel any better
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12y ago
I wonder which feature that they need that is only present in 4.4+
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12y ago
They fixed Obamacare's website and they probably have even more incentives to fix the spying applications (if they are broken)... catching "terrorists" might be a low priority goal on their list which would explain why the re
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Istof
12y ago
a good start would be to stop legalized bribery...
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12y ago
that may be true, but that time was the only time that I tried to purchase Bitcoins online with USD... I ended up using some local options
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Istof
12y ago
weren't they the ones not fulfilling orders when the value of bitcoins fluctuated "too much"...
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12y ago
you can get an mp3 player for less then $2 if you supply the SD card and headphone... try aliexpress for example: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Wholesale-Retail-Sport-MINI-C...
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12y ago
Grab a live DVD, but how do you make sure that the hash used to verify the ISO is what it should be? transfer it offline? because if you are trying to avoid being spied on by the government, I don't think CAs/TLS can be used
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Yahoo and Mozilla Partner to Bring Yahoo Search to Firefox
(yahoo.tumblr.com)
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12y ago
When a country wants to spy on it's own citizen, they apparently think that it's acceptable to ask for that data from another country as opposed to being illegal when getting the data directly. USA <-> Germany being an exa
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12y ago
you don't need to be guilty of anything for being victim of civil forfeiture.. they create a lawsuit against your property and property is considered guilty until proven innocent, unlike people.
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Istof
12y ago
probably would be more effective to have an electrode connected to your brain
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Istof
12y ago
never thought I would see this happening...
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Bitbite
(youtube.com)
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Metal 3d printing soon 'affordable' thanks to Selective Inhibition Sintering
(3ders.org)
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UK supermarket trialing checkout-less shopping
(gizmag.com)
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12y ago
Can civilians thieves use civil forfeiture, in small claim court, for example?
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12y ago
all they need to make the correlations is everybody's "metadata"... which is apparently considered fair game by the US government
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12y ago
not related to your comment, but: I can't reply to most comments in this thread, I can't post a top level comment and I can't down-vote any comments... I guess my account has been flagged somehow... I can do all these things
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Meizu MX4 Pro May Give New Life to Ubuntu Touch
(tomshardware.com)
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12y ago
hopefully they let you change that "magic" word (alexa seems too common)... and more importantly, I hope that it doesn't send any data online unless that word was recognized locally with a very low false positive rate
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12y ago
That reminds me of a Ford exec that said: 'We Know Everyone Who Breaks The Law' Thanks To Our GPS In Your Car Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/ford-exec-gps-2014-1
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