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throwawaymanbot
9y ago
I agree with the articles author. Things conveniently "slip through the net" always, even when the perpetrator was "known to the authorities" and they think the answer to this is not fixing whats wrong with the Brit Secu
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9y ago
Daddy finger is THE most hated in all households with kids, of all time.
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9y ago
You see such things as the following. You'll find a video that teaches colors.. harmless you say? No, because the different colors are really an Advert for Lays Brand Potato chips. Teaching a child colors, using different colors of d
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9y ago
Its yet another Home Secretary being (to put it very very politely) extremely disingenuous with the UK public. It would be laughable if it wasnt so sad.
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9y ago
I feel this is going to annoy less people than the monetary change google made. So ISIS and Alt-right types/far right wing, are the only people who will care about this. And again, it's a Corporation's platform, not ours. Th
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9y ago
If you dont like this, its not hard to get your own video codecs for your own website, and stream your own videos/content. Google owns a private platform, its their rules.
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9y ago
I really do hope you are right. I do remember Big Business complained about HTTPS use, coz it blocked them "hoovering"/vacuuming up customer info. (excuse the pun) Also, the Govt has liaison people with some of the Big Corps.
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9y ago
The NSA dishes out intel it has collected to other agencies in the US, including to the IRS and DEA etc. There is no such thing as a person not being a big fish. Its the case being supported that matters. So in this case, the NSA would have
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9y ago
its only a matter of time before the USA outlaws these also. I know the agencies are itching for it. Even though it would be unworkable.
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9y ago
The 5 eyes are in Quorum to install similar surveillance state powers under the false guise of "Security". Britain saved Europe, from Hitler, fought against the Russians in the cold war, then itself becomes stasi like. Total shame
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9y ago
Im not sure we could ever replace the Human element of receiving a bad diagnosis with machine. I'm firmly for AI augmenting and bettering a Drs diagnosis ability.
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9y ago
Ha! Poor little Lenny. Although it says throwaway in the username, its not actually a throwaway. Just in the same way if it said poetteringsego in the username, it would not actually be poetterings ego. Ya savvy?
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9y ago
I'll be more interested in truthfulness of leaks when Assange leaks Putins emails.
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9y ago
I cant help but feel that the military and its money sucking contractors are in for HUGE disruption. Why even have a military. Just keep a few special forces and augment the rest with Autonomous/AI gadgets such as these. Sell your defe
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9y ago
This is a very very curious incident. Advice from SAPO was not taken. And almost literally everything has been exposed because someone in the transport authority wanted to proceed? Incredible. Kompromat was it?
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9y ago
If SAPO let this happen, after they advised her. Then thats on SAPO. But then, there is perhaps something she is not telling them. Because to implement this AFTER your main intel service says its not a good idea or legal, is kind of ...odd
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9y ago
hehe I agree. That poster went kind of bizarre there in the end. None of these things have anything to do with a Data breach. How weird they adopted white nationalist sentiments at the end..
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9y ago
There should be a financial penalty for a sale price where its well above a multiple of the median income. That coulld potentially cool the property bubblers down.
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9y ago
we can assume that all data given over to the cloud has been copied and siphoned off to govt "intel" agencies. Welcome to the modern world. on one hand is digital services that deliver to people, the other hand is all your base be
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9y ago
Is this an attempt to get ready for 2040's peak oil issue? Removing cars and trucks, frees up oil to go elsewhere. And gives OPEC nations time to figure out what to do.
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9y ago
I hope you get as dewey eyed about healthcare.
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9y ago
Downvoting me for saying the constitution should not be remade at the behest of these guys? Really?
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9y ago
are you implying that there is a correlation between civil forfeiture and Murder rate?
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9y ago
No. There have to be survivors.
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9y ago
I read your comment as, Im against sexual harrasment.. BUT dot dot dot.. I can only imagine the type of cretin that would benefit from your idea of keeping "the pendulum from swinging" so as to protect the accused.
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9y ago
If Mr Altman wants humans to level up, I think he could make a start and do better in listening to women who have recently complained about happenings at YC.
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9y ago
Corporations pay lobbyists to weaken or remove laws that hold them to task for pollution. That is they chose to do it. (for many reasons) Its not me or you thats changing law to pollute on behalf of corporations or companies. Its lawyers wo
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9y ago
Its laughable that the 5 eyes make this policy, and try to use sympathetic old politicians who have no idea what it can entail, to implement it everywhere as policy in those countries and elsewhere. Its reasoning is contemptible to western
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9y ago
I'm so glad this is happening. Gerrymandering is for 2nd rate banana republics, not the greatest Republic of all time. This IS a national security threat. I would add which party is mostly responsible, but apparently mentioning the par
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9y ago
Daily Aspirin is very harsh on the stomach.
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