FlaceBook

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by FlaceBook 11y ago
> I know that mindset doesn't match many of the people here on HN Right, the people here on HN only support spying when they are the ones doing it to users for "ad targeting" purposes.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
..."Posted from my iPhone in rush hour traffic!"
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
> PG always came across to me as unusually thoughtful and smart and friendly (let's be honest he's a great guy) He's also amazing and incredible and handsome and witty and strong and I love him oh so much.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
Could also be replaced with "Ask <anyone mildly successful in the industry>" and applied to real life events populated by the same crowd.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
Don't disrupt my ego, bro.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
In order to trust Amazon, you would also have to fully trust the government(s) that have the authority to force Amazon to do things.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
It still amazes me that people actually pay money for the opportunity to have one of these things listening to what goes on in their home 24/7.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
"Amazon, Google race to get your DNA into their databases"
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
Slashdot still exists?
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
"We're horrible at our job, but if you give us a few billion more dollars and let us force people to remove their underwear at checkpoints, we promise to do better!"
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
"I want to be rich, how do I do this?" Is this yahoo answers?
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
This sounds like another completely pointless PR stunt to fool people into thinking Facebook gives a shit about their privacy.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
You make many assumptions.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
You mean a 'transformative' disruptive synergistic cloud experience offer?
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
I doubt it. Even if Google can't use the data they're getting from searches done via that service to target ads to specific people, they're still getting valuable data on what people search for generally.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
It's a disruptive synergistic cloud experience!
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
Because it upsets people like you. It's also the way I personally choose to protest the corporate and government surveillance state we're living in.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
> I see an issue with treating drug users (esp. recreational drug users) as somehow "less than human" because of their choices. The justice system only sees them as "less than human" until they can conveniently be use
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
After reading comments here and on arstechnica, I'm terrified by the number of people who still seem to blindly trust our government and support the drug war. Another scary thing is how many people have "convicted" this guy o
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
It amazes me that people are still dumb enough to install apps from any of the social networks.
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
I have around 10 gmail accounts, each of which only receives random junk from various sites and mailing lists. I create compressed, encrypted archives that contain only random data, and use them to fill my "drive". Google is welc
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
"Google wants you to upload all of your photos into their data mining machine"
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by FlaceBook 11y ago
Facebook would like to thank you for giving them the opportunity to monetize your son's cancer.