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by us0r 12y ago
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/jun/21/gchq-cables-secret... Google and Yahoo did not notice (or at least pretended not to know): http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-secu
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by us0r 12y ago
"I'm skeptical that there's zero background checking involved" You shouldn't be. Just yesterday it was essentially revealed Amazon does not do background checks (at least not on Education)[0]. One of the governments
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by us0r 12y ago
I appreciate the effort but 1) If the NSA really wants the data they will pull the cable up and put a tap on it like they are doing now. 2) Even if not "buying American" on the hardware, they will at some point end up on an Ameri
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by us0r 12y ago
A screen of their website: http://www.domaintools.com/research/screenshot-history/secur...
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Amazon details how it does networking in its data centers(gigaom.com)
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by us0r 12y ago
If you read the letter it has a deposition transcript with her admitting it. Page 19. "Munira was forced to admit under oath in deposition, several months after my termination, that she falsiﬁed her educational record on her resume to
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by us0r 12y ago
Me either. Apparently they have a nice advertising business in general. "I literally was sickened by what we were doing to Discover Card, one of Amazon’s largest customers spending over $13MM per year in advertising with the company.&q
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by us0r 12y ago
Cut/Paste for the really lazy: "Pricing for GitHub Enterprise starts at $5,000 per 20-user seat pack per year"
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by us0r 12y ago
Is this actually "Google" or their executives holding company? While I don't doubt Google will use the space, it does not appear this is a Google deal. The official news release does not make any mention of Google[0]. Planeta
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Hortonworks, Inc. S-1(sec.gov)
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How Google Backs Up the Internet(infoq.com)
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AP CEO demands answers from DOJ, FBI over fake news ploy(politico.com)
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Ted Cruz Says Net Neutrality Is 'Obamacare for the Internet'(businessinsider.com)
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by us0r 12y ago
List of Documents: https://www.kccllc.net/gtat/document/list/3940 Some of the Agreements: https://www.kccllc.net/gtat/document/14119161411070000000000...
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GT Bankruptcy Provides Rare Look at Apple’s Relationship with Suppliers(recode.net)
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Seattle Times ‘Outraged’ FBI Created Fake Web Page, News Story to Catch Suspect(seattle.cbslocal.com)
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How Microsoft top brass hammered out Dropbox, Salesforce moves(diginomica.com)
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Flying Over Paris – The Eagle POV(youtube.com)
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Germany Drafts Law to Impose Restrictions on US Firms Bidding on Gov Contracts(thewhir.com)
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by us0r 12y ago
They pretty much have an API for everything now.
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by us0r 12y ago
I wonder if this is an exclusive deal (no Google Apps).
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San Francisco Hails 'Twitter Tax Break' as Rousing Success(govtech.com)
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How to get fired and become a tech entrepreneur: AppNexus CEO(cnbc.com)
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Arctic Drone Footage of a Melting, Human-Stained Greenland(motherboard.vice.com)
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by us0r 12y ago
So does the government. I'd say the bulk of IT consulting funds goes to these firms.
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by us0r 12y ago
"Keeping an eye on Application Insights." I love AI. I hate that they don't even provide a clue to what the pricing model for this will be though.
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by us0r 12y ago
While this appears good, this is nothing more then a show. AT&T will end up paying virtually nothing[1]. If you get angry when companies like Microsoft can go and seize domains, property and anything else in civil matters - this lovel
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by us0r 12y ago
This is not limited to Time Warner. Verizon does it too.
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by us0r 12y ago
"JPMorgan received a 40 percent reduction in its fine for cooperating with the investigation, as well as a 10 percent reduction for agreeing to settle the case." Not only is it only fines but now we are discounting the fines for c
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by us0r 12y ago
From another blog post: "Funny thing about providing an online backup service that is currently storing over 100 Petabytes of customer data, sometimes people need their data back. In fact, nearly half (46%) of our customers restored on

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