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by clobber 14y ago
You don't think this stuff is actually happening? That's cute.
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by clobber 14y ago
Uh, article? How about a direct link to the interview with known NSA whistlerblower? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuET0kpHoyM
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by clobber 14y ago
Here ya go: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05/google-nsa-secrecy-...
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by clobber 14y ago
That's cute.
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by clobber 14y ago
> I think I may just have to stop by my local Wal-Mart and take advantage of some of those deals Yeah, that's the spirit. Head on over and contribute to the problem [1][2][3] 1. http://robertreich.org/post/36219730368 2. http://www.t
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by clobber 14y ago
We should question the idea of "growth" especially if its leaving a net negative on other aspects of humanity.
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by clobber 14y ago
Often times there are too many Jobs types and not enough Woz types. When people ask "why should we listen to this guy?" they ought to look at the history and make the connections between what Woz accomplished and where we are today with per
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by clobber 14y ago
He perfected the personal computer which lead to what we all use today. Woz is an engineer and not a manager-type. He left HP on the condition that he could remain an engineer when starting Apple.
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by clobber 14y ago
> FB parasite > go Chrome exclusively Wat? Google wants to slurp your data just as much as Facebook
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by clobber 14y ago
What's confusing about Facebook's complete disregard for their users? In case you haven't been paying attention: http://pleasedeletefacebook.com
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by clobber 14y ago
I certainly can't blame a company for taking advantage of existing loopholes and we should challenge our lawmakers to close said loopholes. However, I can question their ethics, stock market be damned. This whole "it was my duty" mentalit
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by clobber 14y ago
NY Times infographic here: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/04/28/business/Doubl... Sadly, this is the 'norm' for many, many corporations - including Google.
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by clobber 14y ago
This whole Facebook (lack of) privacy thing just keeps getting better and better, doesn't it?
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by clobber 14y ago
Let's start calling these "smartphones" and "tablets" what they are: computers. It's not okay to tell someone what they can or cannot do with the 1's and 0's on their machines. DRM sucks and so do companies that would seek to restrict right
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by clobber 14y ago
Post from Gruber today about Color: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2012/10/17/color-shut-down > Like I Said, $41 Million Down the Toilet
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by clobber 14y ago
It's all fun and games until people get hurt: http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/109ipi/no_faceboo... & http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/12/facebook_is_making_us_misera...
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by clobber 14y ago
Ah I'm reminded of the Blippy credit card leak http://venturebeat.com/2010/04/23/blippy-credit-card-citiban... What strange times we live in.
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by clobber 14y ago
Damn straight. They'll have to pry your right to emote, see baby pictures and gain acceptance from peers out of your cold, dead hands !
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by clobber 14y ago
Disagree. I feel e-mail can serve the same purpose but then some would argue the usefulness or value in 'passive' communication.
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by clobber 14y ago
> there are countless people who rely on Facebook to communicate They can try e-mail, IM, SMS, picking up the telephone, smoke signals. Let's stop pretending Facebook is so ingrained in people's lives that they cannot live without it. W
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by clobber 14y ago
Interesting write up. LLVM defines it as "a collection of algorithms and techniques used to analyze source code in order to automatically find bugs." http://clang-analyzer.llvm.org/
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by clobber 14y ago
You need to respect privacy harder.
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by clobber 14y ago
Your presumption is pretty much all I can think to rationalize it and that's just sad. This breach of privacy stuff is a slippery slope and Facebook will continue to chip away at it until it's gone. To help people remember I've started: ht
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by clobber 14y ago
How is Rap Genius different from songmeanings.net?
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by clobber 14y ago
Ooo, ouch! Facebookers get mad?
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by clobber 14y ago
Too bad they don't give a damn about privacy either.
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by clobber 14y ago
"...pay more attention to privacy issues..." I doubt it as Zuckerberg has never cared about privacy.[1] 1. http://pleasedeletefacebook.com
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by clobber 14y ago
Haha I love it. This stuff really is disturbing though - society is getting worse as a result.
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by clobber 14y ago
The problem is that it has turned into more than a website now where people get denied jobs for not being a member (see my previous comment in this thread). This is wrong.
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by clobber 14y ago
We're setting a really bad precedent for the future here and these sorts of things need to stop now. Unfortunately, people don't seem to want to fight this. Now we have people getting turned down for jobs because they DON'T have a facebook

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