lovetrump

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by lovetrump 8y ago
I think that this is the best privacy conversation so far... it's a good start at least.
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by lovetrump 8y ago
sometimes I just forget that ads actually exist... (except for junk mail and billboards)
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by lovetrump 8y ago
I like AI mayors, as long as I control the code...
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by lovetrump 8y ago
maybe not, but those technologies are spreading everywhere... including license plate readers at every corners... which is why Steve Jobs didn't have one on his car... But he could have been tracked some other ways... with the wireless
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by lovetrump 8y ago
Is it because the NSA pays enough to rentabilize gmail?
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by lovetrump 8y ago
Sorry, they hi-jack your whole system... and they alter the screen frequency/display so that even a camera can't take a picture.
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by lovetrump 8y ago
Once a criminal, always a criminal... even if you get it expunged from your record?
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by lovetrump 8y ago
> It says that the recipient won’t be able to forward email content, copy and paste, download or print the email. DRM for email? that worked so great for the media industry... No thanks.
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by lovetrump 8y ago
This and other automated tracking/recording/etc methods will basically make privacy a thing of the past. It should be illegal, because without privacy, there can't be democracy (see the Facebook scandals as an example).
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by lovetrump 8y ago
What if all servers would hold some random bits and no one would have any whole file (only the clients would be getting whole files)
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by lovetrump 8y ago
Let's break the Internet, one law at a time....
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by lovetrump 8y ago
The car manufacturers could probably do it more effectively.
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by lovetrump 8y ago
you would think that a self driving car would be aware of any obstacle anywhere around the car (360 degrees) and aware of them far enough to have time to react... where are their sensors looking if they can't even see fixed obstacles i