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Check Out These Impressive Caricatures Drawn by AI(futurism.com)
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by kostaddin 8y ago
Surveillance itself is opportunity protection job to be done better and effectively. The problems is with possessors of surveillance data and decisions makers. No man, no problem. May be regulations should be more stricter in not allowing p
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Why the Blockchain Might Change the Future(futurism.com)
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What Constant Surveillance Does to Your Brain – Motherboard(motherboard.vice.com)
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North Korea announces weapons test; will release detained American(abcnews.go.com)
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Actual Silicon Valley Startup Gets Inspiration from HBO’s Silicon Valley Startup(wsj.com)
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Gmail Glitch Offers Stealthy Trick for Phishing Attacks(threatpost.com)
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How to Close More Revenue Today-With the Leads You Already Have. Use the “3 L's”(saastr.com)
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Mars Used to Be Dotted with Life-Friendly Lakes(futurism.com)
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Motorola One launches in the US on November 11th for $399(engadget.com)
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Why do some people get CTE? It may be in their genes – CNN(edition.cnn.com)
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Amazon is reportedly in ‘advanced discussions’ to locate its HQ2 in N. Virginia(theverge.com)
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Proposed privacy bill mirrors GDPR, adds jail time for lying CEOs(healthcareitnews.com)
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The iPhone is reportedly getting 5G in 2020(techcrunch.com)
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British intelligence hacked Belgacom then sabotaged investigation(brusselstimes.com)
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China's Five Steps for Recruiting Spies in the US(wired.com)
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Apple's iPads Are Officially More Interesting Than Its MacBooks(wired.com)
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A new icon seemingly confirms that the next iPad Pro won’t have a home button(theverge.com)
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Titanic II to set sail in 2022, following original route(foxnews.com)
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A Busy Week for Data Privacy(lawless.tech)
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Revealed: Mexico earthquake so powerful it cracked tectonic plate in half(express.co.uk)
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Bill Gates Is Working with Geneticists to Create the “Perfect” Cow – Futurism(futurism.com)
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What is the best way for a SaaS company to deal with long sales cycles? – SaaStr(saastr.com)
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The Rich Kids of Venture Capital – Babbling VC(babblingvc.typepad.com)
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by kostaddin 8y ago
I think for email encryption to be used two factors should be present: 1. Very cheap or free for contacts, and 2. Very easy to be used at least for contacts It is next to impossible for Initiator to convince his/her contacts to use any
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Facebook removes 8.7m child nudity images in three months(bbc.com)
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by kostaddin 8y ago
True. It comes that GDPR is becoming more "want to have" than "must to have".
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by kostaddin 8y ago
It's a shame. If I was FB I would continue to sell peoples data and pay the fines. Balance? = price of private data minus fines; That is great business.
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Facebook fined £500,000 for Cambridge Analytica scandal(bbc.com)
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Is Quantum Computing Really a Threat to IT Security?(pcmag.com)
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