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I find it hard to believe a spokesperson for a Japanese corporation used the word 'creepy', but hey; wire services are never wrong.
A virtual wallet to go along with my virtual retirement funds!
Coming soon to your employment contract: requirements that you wave all your rights, privacies, and any type of legal redress.
obviously a bot.
Can we really trust sky-falling advisories from companies such as Symantec? #ProfitMotive
that the undoubtedly overworked, underpaid staffers tasked to 'fill in the blanks' have the time to look up such minutiae.
Can anyone say Streisand effect?
No; they are prevented to by threat of lawsuit.
The Defridgenator?
And even without training if it's only good 2/3 of the time that's not good enough to justify deployment.
'Classify as terrrorist / terrorist supporter.'
it will still be a Chrystal Cathedral.
Wardriving soon to live up to its' name.
Those Wall Street millionaires are barely making ends mink!! Meet; I meant meet.
WIth just Outlook running as the only 'user program', my work comp has 91 running processes listed. Including a Bluetooth service. On a desktop.
must check if Slashdot.xxx is still available. Hmm, on second thought, no one would ever go there.
Nuclear Fusion is now only twenty years away!!
abondon it six months later.
If Ubuntu does this, I will finally be switching to straight up Debian. Cannonical seems obsessed with turning a great Linux platform with the highest visibility into nothing more than Apple Too.
In the case of Diginotar, Price Waterhouse Coopers was doing the audits.
A big, fancy, expensive firm that actually didn't do their job. What a shock.
fight to the death." /Star Trek dueling music
Things would be so much different with a Republican in the White House. /Sarcasm
Twice the cancer!
A 10mbps cable line is no match for a drunken yokel with a rented backhoe...
I'm convinced this is the core demographic for Yahoo: older women who believe Yahoo = Internet. Both my sisters have Yahoo set as their home page.
If they can tie the lights into a dection system for deer, that would be sweet; drop Bambi like a bad habit to prevent major-league crumplage.
What does Philip do, drive a cab?
No; he's far too rude for that.
Slashdot Mirror
I find it hard to believe a spokesperson for a Japanese corporation used the word 'creepy', but hey; wire services are never wrong.
A virtual wallet to go along with my virtual retirement funds!
Coming soon to your employment contract: requirements that you wave all your rights, privacies, and any type of legal redress.
obviously a bot.
Can we really trust sky-falling advisories from companies such as Symantec? #ProfitMotive
that the undoubtedly overworked, underpaid staffers tasked to 'fill in the blanks' have the time to look up such minutiae.
No; they are prevented to by threat of lawsuit.
The Defridgenator?
'Classify as terrrorist / terrorist supporter.'
it will still be a Chrystal Cathedral.
Wardriving soon to live up to its' name.
Those Wall Street millionaires are barely making ends mink!! Meet; I meant meet.
WIth just Outlook running as the only 'user program', my work comp has 91 running processes listed. Including a Bluetooth service. On a desktop.
must check if Slashdot.xxx is still available.
Hmm, on second thought, no one would ever go there.
Nuclear Fusion is now only twenty years away!!
abondon it six months later.
If Ubuntu does this, I will finally be switching to straight up Debian. Cannonical seems obsessed with turning a great Linux platform with the highest visibility into nothing more than Apple Too.
A big, fancy, expensive firm that actually didn't do their job. What a shock.
fight to the death."
/Star Trek dueling music
Things would be so much different with a Republican in the White House.
/Sarcasm
Twice the cancer!
I'm convinced this is the core demographic for Yahoo: older women who believe Yahoo = Internet. Both my sisters have Yahoo set as their home page.
If they can tie the lights into a dection system for deer, that would be sweet; drop Bambi like a bad habit to prevent major-league crumplage.
No; he's far too rude for that.