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by esbonsa 11y ago
the government needs to be held accountable, soon
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Whistleblower: NSA stores 80% of all phone calls, not just metadata – full audio(rt.com)
5 points by esbonsa 12y ago|0 comments
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by esbonsa 12y ago
maybe they were not authorized to drink on the job
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Are you saying that this was written by someone who would like Americans to spend more?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
"patently" should be discontinued as meaning obviously? It makes it confusing when you look at existing patents...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
if I was the NSA I probably would target my own employees first as they have the most power to take me down
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by esbonsa 12y ago
since their goal doesn't appear to be to stop "terrorists", is their goal to stop unwanted politicians?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
I thought the port would take care of this
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Create a fake tower like they do to illegally intercept cellphone calls?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Might be because I blocked their cookie but this is what I get clicking your link: "This is a summary of the full article. To enjoy the full article sign in, create an account, or buy this article."
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by esbonsa 12y ago
I have seen people and some cops with their phone mounted on their chest or shoulder with the camera pointing forward. Also a phone can record audio even if it's hidden ( http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/rel
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Can someone explain why "phones" should not be considered a treat to privacy if you think Google Glass is?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
hopefully they are consistent and have the same comments about anyone having their phone out of their pocket
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Which law are you talking about?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
That reminds me of the baby getting a flash-bang grenade thrown in his crib. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/06/23/toddler...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Have you purchased a domain name before? yes and no...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
if it was not legit, it probably would have been a lot faster since they have it in their cache...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
That is not as bad as what you described, but it also corrupted one file in my multi-volume archive that is now not recoverable
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by esbonsa 12y ago
and we are using drones to deliver them, whether you like it or not
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by esbonsa 12y ago
If they had a way to have almost unlimited ground targets (maybe using a rotating mirror, or something like https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/117421627/the-peachy-pr... ), I could deal with the not so bad ~240ms
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by esbonsa 12y ago
I seriously think that Google's end-goal is to show you only one sponsored result per search query whether it is relevant or not (there will be no real search results, it will be more like TV)
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by esbonsa 12y ago
We already started cleaning the oceans, of their fishes that is: http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/06/03/t...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Couldn't the donors agree to donate more if the PAC spends the already donated money in a certain way?
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by esbonsa 12y ago
use something like http://www.unikey.com/ and then you can easily revoke/disable keys
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by esbonsa 12y ago
they can probably turn off your Internet connection/power warrantlessy so they don't have to worry about that...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Hopefully it will make some noise if it changes at the next revision of the privacy policy...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Hopefully they will now allow to stream on the local network and the Dropcam company will not disappear and render all these cameras useless...
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by esbonsa 12y ago
Hopefully they will now allow to stream on the local network and the company will not disappear and render all these cameras useless...
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Making Smartphones Smarter with See-through Sensors(osa.org)
3 points by esbonsa 12y ago|0 comments
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Rocket Packs(xkcd.com)
1 points by esbonsa 12y ago|0 comments

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