No return means no opportunity to have your ordinary behaviour criminalised with a view to using you to extract money from citizens. How does that help?
Ever get the feeling when someone asks what you're smoking that if you were to answer truthfully, a guy from the NSA would turn up at your door with beer and Cheetos? Freaking NSA freeloaders!
When you're buying from a third-party seller, it's a lot more difficult to tell where products have come from, whether you're getting exactly what you think you're getting, and if anything has been done to the product since it was manufactured. "It is possible for internet-connected devices to be tampered with and resold on the web,
These devices could possibly listen to you, watch your every step, communicate with and attack other devices connected to the same local network, such as PCs, laptops, and TVs."
Thanks for the warning. It *is* quite concerning that someone other than Google/Facebook/Apple/Amazon/NSA/<otherGiantCorp> might be listening. Quite concerning indeed. One would never know what *those* unscrupulous actors might do with one's data.
Maybe if they fix their brain-dead-pinch-zoom bullshit feature/failture in Instagram, some will use that and then they too can be monitored. Creepy fucks.
...A peculiar emotion within the minds of customers who realize that not only have they paid over the odds for behind-the-curve locked-down phones but the workers who built their phones were paid almost nothing and may have been one of the few to escape onerous working conditions by jumping to their deaths.
No return means no opportunity to have your ordinary behaviour criminalised with a view to using you to extract money from citizens. How does that help?
Ever get the feeling when someone asks what you're smoking that if you were to answer truthfully, a guy from the NSA would turn up at your door with beer and Cheetos? Freaking NSA freeloaders!
It's not clear how DHS could make mountains of cash from that.
Pretty sure the evidence can be found within the above sentence fragment.
Yeap; modern civilisation is doomed by a single flaw, don't try to fix it, simply start up a new civilisation on mars with that single flaw fixed.
Thanks for the warning. It *is* quite concerning that someone other than Google/Facebook/Apple/Amazon/NSA/<otherGiantCorp> might be listening. Quite concerning indeed. One would never know what *those* unscrupulous actors might do with one's data.
Would you characterise the recent FCC behaviour as consistent with this?
That's unfair; they listened to the 'people' who *matter*. What's wrong with you people?
At what point does this act of bad faith reflect badly on LinkedIn ?
Every successful parasite knows how to keep its host alive.
Why are any of those who are 'in charge' in that position? I think it's been established that it's not 'because democracy.'
Or the catchy:
* We want to enter the market at the last minute and reap the rewards of twenty years of someone else's efforts
Who has the best office furniture, Oracle or Google?
Maybe if they fix their brain-dead-pinch-zoom bullshit feature/failture in Instagram, some will use that and then they too can be monitored. Creepy fucks.
Maybe they ought to work on basic comprehension before embarking on a business venture. It's only lost if you had it in the first place.
UFC has the depth of a videogame. Lol wtf.
What greater praise could one offer?
Your brain farts right before you start into an 'Orange Clown' / Demonrats / Repugnicans rant =D
Enjoy your next movie.
Omg. Fail 101. Right here folks.
No doubt there is an as-yet unappreciated societal benefit to this, analogous to that provided by the use of leeches in early medicine.
Some of these concepts are missing from the American psyche so they underestimate the implied tax burden.
Government services like healthcare to keep an army of n00bs healthy enough to keep buying iPhones?