Mordor

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by Mordor 13y ago
Wife (not a techie) says she wants Android now, so there's no one stealing her fingerprints.
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by Mordor 13y ago
just ate another chocolate on account of this article :@
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by Mordor 13y ago
They are so fond of telling us, "If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear." What does Obama fear?
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by Mordor 13y ago
Spain, a country with high unemployment, takes a step towards crushing its IT infrastructure.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Everyone assumes metadata doesn't include the source data. Even a compressed copy of your telephone conversation isn't the actual call, just the 'metadata' describing how it is compressed...
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by Mordor 13y ago
Perhaps the only language that the US will understand is a loss of business?
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by Mordor 13y ago
Well, at least we can all understand the "war on terror". It was really about securing US dominance via a secret system of courts, government agencies and secret deals between US corporations. All this due to the ending of the col
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by Mordor 13y ago
It's all about protecting the data from non-US interests, Google has probably already given the keys to the NSA.
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by Mordor 13y ago
All the more reason for choosing Chinese own brand.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Google appear to be confusing the law with the loyalty of their customers.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Supposing the Justice Department has committed a crime: - What laws have been broken? - What individuals broke those laws? - What punishments are appropriate? - Who decides who is guilty? - Who gives out those sentences? - Where will the cr
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by Mordor 13y ago
"To use this website, cookies must be enabled in your browser. To enable cookies, follow the instructions for your browser below." -couriermail.com.au
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A giant spider to catch a giant fly..(3ders.org)
1 points by Mordor 13y ago|0 comments
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by Mordor 13y ago
Dude, where are your sources?
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by Mordor 13y ago
Idea: Yeah, let's just keep the top 10% and make them work 10x harder. Reality: The most loyal are the least productive resulting in widespread dissatisfaction and even more leaks.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Yeah, I get the logic: 'terrorism' is knowing what the government is doing. Perhaps there's another logic: a government which hides in the shadows terrorizes everyone.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Cook is still trying to make a "faster horse" (as was his role during the Jobs era), but with Microsoft on the ropes and Google embroiled in NSA spying (undermining Glass), it's going to be a while yet before any of this matt
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by Mordor 13y ago
Sounds reasonable, but what are the MP's going to do, since that's the only part of them able to talk?
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3D printed luxury homes for hermit crabs(3ders.org)
1 points by Mordor 13y ago|1 comments
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by Mordor 13y ago
OK, so that's 26 minutes per file.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Spying on people is terrorism and should stop ASAP.
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by Mordor 13y ago
> 75% Wow, they're so accurate. Perhaps 100% didn't sound so good?
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by Mordor 13y ago
> We want high-grade ore Always enjoy listening to criminals giving their pathetic excuses. Communism was a joke and so, unfortunately, is the Obama administration.
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by Mordor 13y ago
plot twist: it's Monsanto which is the real weed
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by Mordor 13y ago
TIL secret courts breed lazy judges
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by Mordor 13y ago
Any country with secret laws and secret courts cannot be trusted, so it's only the death of US encryption (chips, software, hosting and services).
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by Mordor 13y ago
It would be a mistake to apply principles and logic to war which is, in the end, a political decision.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Long story short: the next big thing is a language which mixes both FP and OO.
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by Mordor 13y ago
Perhaps we could close all the churches, synagogues, mosques and temples to... protect the children.
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by Mordor 13y ago
There is another option - don't sell the paintings.

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