guloizo

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by guloizo 13y ago
Please respect the comic author and text author and stop reposting this. See: http://www.recombinantrecords.net/docs/2009-05-Amusing-Ourse...
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by guloizo 13y ago
So facebook has launched the next step in their attack on the internet, it's sad that they are succeeding where microsoft failed two decades ago with their attempt to replace the internet with their proprietary microsoft network.
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by guloizo 13y ago
As a rule of thumb, what's good for facebook is bad for everybody else. A transnational corporation whose business is surveillance and data gathering planting devices in local businesses replacing wifi internet access by "you don&
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by guloizo 13y ago
There's no business case where telling a portion of customers or would be customers to go fuck themselves and kicking them out. Having a facebook only "free" internet is doing just that.
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by guloizo 13y ago
Filtering what you put on facebook will not protect you and not using it will not prevent facebook from profiling you but will prevent you from accessing "free" internet from this places.
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by guloizo 13y ago
No it's not. It's the same as answering your business phone by saying "go fuck yourself" and hanging up 1 out of 10 times. Besides it doesn't solve the identification problem at all, as in lent credentials, fake acc
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by guloizo 13y ago
you don't understand how ads work, do you ? educate yourself about neuromarketing and read this 1920's book by Freud's nephew Edward Bernays. Also you don't understand how profiling works, do you ? A visible effect is ad