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by cdooh 14y ago
Why do governments everywhere feel the need to legislate things they know little about and even less how to deal with?
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by cdooh 14y ago
Perhaps 'perceived' public safety?
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by cdooh 14y ago
I think he is free, however with all the fear-mongering how long before calls to regulate this appear?
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by cdooh 14y ago
Another article that reveals nothing new and only serves to help elevate the public's fear that a full scale cyber war is imminent...
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by cdooh 14y ago
Aren't we overmedicated enough already?
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by cdooh 14y ago
The fact that people still search for facebook on search engines makes this a big deal because once users get used to finding books at .book and blogs on .blog every competitor will have to fight against that mindset.
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by cdooh 14y ago
Yeah, I think for most start-ups they do have access to your data, especially if it's stored on their servers. It may not be right though
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Student loan debt in the US higher than credit card debt (onlineschools.org)
1 points by cdooh 14y ago|0 comments
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by cdooh 14y ago
I once read somewhere that the after a certain age, like 50 or something, the less quality you sperm is and hence your kids. So would this be the trade off?
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by cdooh 14y ago
Why it matters that we have leap seconds. It is just one second and it happens randomly based on several factors
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by cdooh 14y ago
I read this and think "The singularity is coming!!" Next skynet will come online
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by cdooh 14y ago
I don't know about the rest of you but I can't wait for Google glasses to become commercially a available
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by cdooh 14y ago
It's only one second, while quite interesting I don't see why this matters
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by cdooh 14y ago
All that just to ensure a film doesn't get copied and pirated...and yet it still does
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by cdooh 14y ago
The main problem, I think, is how to ask for money and knowing how much.
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by cdooh 14y ago
For us in Africa the more stupid the US is about immigrants the better because you educate us on your money then send us back to build our countries.
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by cdooh 14y ago
Good luck with that!! What tools are you using to retrieve the data? Or is it all gone?
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by cdooh 14y ago
I thought skype was owned by Microsoft, they don't need the money! Why'd they deliberately harm their goodwill?
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by cdooh 14y ago
Anyone else read this title and think "Finally they've figured a way to let us have hard drives connected to our brains" or was it just me?:-D The technology is certainly interesting...
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by cdooh 14y ago
Only the American govt can argue for something so stupid. I mean don't they realise that seizing and shutting down the website is practically the same thing as seizing those servers?
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Launching the Savannah Fund in East Africa(whiteafrican.com)
1 points by cdooh 14y ago|0 comments
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by cdooh 14y ago
I've been meaning to ask, exactly how big a team would it take to design such a virus?
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by cdooh 14y ago
So I talked to someone more knowledgeable than me about this, my dad, and he said that all that information will probably forwarded to the CIA or FBI for analysis and that scares me
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Kenyan Government wants to play big brother(cdohnio.blogspot.com)
1 points by cdooh 14y ago|1 comments