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by lotu 14y ago
So it's okay for you have a drone, even a armed one, but it's not okay for the police to have one? This would be the equivalent to demanding the police not use cars and instead case suspects on foot. As a result of the high tech age w
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by lotu 14y ago
So, no changing of email without changing the password then?
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by lotu 14y ago
On the other hand now every single line of code that gets changed has to reviews by a lawyer to make sure it is compliant with the DNT legislation. And if your a startup, the best way to take you down is probably a couple of frivolous DNT
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by lotu 14y ago
It says they shouldn't do that. But you are never going to see enforcement, stripping headers can be sold as "security" to hotels who have no clue what they are doing.
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by lotu 14y ago
I agree 100%, this whole fiasco is just a about convincing the US Congress not do anything (which they shouldn't btw). Anyways, the DNT specification has exceptions in it large enough to drive a truck through. On the other hand if it woul
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by lotu 14y ago
Furthermore unlike nukes it is completely impossible to verify that a country dosen't have cyber weapons. Cyber weapons can be hidden in someone's shoe, you can't do that with a nuclear arsenal.
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by lotu 14y ago
So do you host your own email, cloud storage, music streaming, and web site? Is their a realistic way to have these services with our signing up for an account?
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by lotu 14y ago
Who's to say the guy watching the phones for the school isn't copying the flash drives off the smartphones? And honestly why would they? I doubt the contents of a teen's cell phone are very interesting and doing so would endager their bus
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by lotu 14y ago
So then the title is wrong and he isn't trying to find his first job.
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by lotu 14y ago
> As screwed up as the US economy might be I have many Asian friends who have emigrated there in the last decade and have done very well for themselves. Why? Because they were willing to work their assess off. So much to this, their ar
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by lotu 14y ago
I don't know how you could say the CS degree was winning the lottery. Everyone and their grandmother knew that a CS degree would result in high earning after graduation as far back as the late 90's. In fact many CS departments had the pro
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by lotu 14y ago
The UK can't legislate that anything be baked into browser because, because they would have a lot of trouble enforcing it. If Firefox decides they won't put the feature in what can the UK do? Also, in all likelihoods this feature would ha
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by lotu 15y ago
I don't know about that. One of the big selling points of the Double Fine, and Shadowrun campaigns was that it was a established team with a reputation for making good games. Also, say you do raise $100K and produce a lousy product, your
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by lotu 15y ago
A lame excuse isn't going to hold up in court. Imagine you raised $100K to make some cool gizmo but instead buy your self a sports car, the fact that you never had any intent to even try to make the product is going to be really obvious.
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by lotu 15y ago
Yes it is legal to film a movie in general though unless the movie is in the public domain you would be committing copyright infringement by distributing it. This is a separate issue from privacy.
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by lotu 15y ago
It would have taken a lot more than some 3D mock ups to make this project believable. First he'd have to fix a bunch of stupid mistakes like leaving Activation/Blizzard (they are two separate groups that are just own by the same company),
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by lotu 15y ago
I really doubt it. This kinda of thing would be received very, very poorly costing Facebook users. Furthermore I don't think Facebook is in the market of selling individuals personal information, they sell aggregate information, and p
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by lotu 15y ago
> I wonder if Facebook might partially be doing this so people don't hesitate to use their service. Of course that's part of the reason, don't act like Facebook wanting to have happy users who aren't afraid about their information being
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by lotu 15y ago
Other have mentioned that Facebook could sue under hacking or tortious interference, but I bet if the employer or the employee giving the interview has a Facebook page, then Facebook could sue them directly for breaching the terms of servic
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by lotu 15y ago
Carpathia wants to be paid $9000 a day like they were before the Megaupload case started and pulling the drives and telling the FBI that it's their problem doesn't do that.
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by lotu 15y ago
It doesn't look like it handles the switch to Daylights savings time. See http://everytimezone.com/#2012-3-11,-300,6be
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by lotu 15y ago
Two things because the person is already dead pardoning them isn't going to do a lot of good for them is it? Furthermore the governments opinion that convicting them was wrong is already apparent due to the fact that they changed the law.
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by lotu 15y ago
It is also unrealistic to assume the worst. It is more likely that attribution slipped though the cracks then it is that the Apple executives made a conscious decision to not include attribution in violation of the license.
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by lotu 15y ago
That is correct I did exactly that. I got the message at home, and I had a key for a work computer on there, so I confirmed the home keys and left the work key disabled.
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by lotu 15y ago
I can assure you Google and any sane Internet company never truly deletes anything, such that it is unrecoverable. They just mark it as deleted so that, it doesn't get served up but nothing is invalidated.
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by lotu 15y ago
That stopped being the case years ago.
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by lotu 15y ago
Most societies had a better connection with slavery and torturen then we do that dosen't make it a good thing. If I can cheat death by a billion years I'll call that good.
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by lotu 15y ago
Not everyone is going to grow up to be a programmer. Viewing videos and playing games are important developmental activities. Yes programming a computer is a stunning form of creation for me and many others here but not everyone shares th
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by lotu 15y ago
A cat?
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by lotu 15y ago
However laptops are probably cheaper then building enough libraries.

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