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by ilovetux 9y ago
I was angry when I posted this yesterday. My anger has dissipated a bit, but I haven't been able to stop thinking about this issue. I think what might actually help this situation is a simple new regulation giving people the right to b
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by ilovetux 9y ago
Good point, I do fall for the reinforcing echos of like-minded people. It's good to be reminded once in a while, but I do still find Google's, Facebook's and more recently Microsoft's business model really creepy.
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by ilovetux 9y ago
Good point, but I would argue that people who don't care today might start to care tomorrow when the intelligence they unwittingly provided is used against them. Taking advantage of people's ignorance is not the same as allowing f
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by ilovetux 9y ago
Despite the overwhelming negative reaction in that discussion thread, Google decided to go ahead with it. What does that really say about Google and friends?
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by ilovetux 9y ago
Neither is in the social networking business, make no mistake, they are advertising companies. Ever seen Mad Men?
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by ilovetux 9y ago
This is sad. When you follow the link they provide for the Better Ads Standard there is a link to the coalition's privacy policy at the bottom of the page which says clear as day that third parties such as social networks are monitorin
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Ask HN: Advice on an idea to democratize capitalism
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by ilovetux 10y ago
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