I, for one, will wait for the tape of anonymous's 'confession', which I'm sure will surface at any moment, then we can send in the navy to raid the compound
Automated aggregater has a very short memory, and besides, it picks up advertiser info in place of content, so it probably doesn't even know what's in the article.
:-) Are you sniffing the network and breaking the encrypted signals? How much do you know about the hardware that's protected by trade secrets, or the 'secret' laws now permitted that might demand access? You know what's in the chips? Unless you're not telling me something, I suspect you don't know very much, if anything at all of what's inside..
I doubt Google would store anything 'illegal' on a South Korean server.. unless they're trying to hide it from the EU, Chinese, or American prosecutors.
Good for them.. Who wants a format that's already obsolete? BluRay is just a scam to get everybody 'update' their collection.. better to just buy 32gb usb sticks
Where any information gathered is a 'trade secret'.. This is where you will find the real problem. The software cannot turn it off. You have to remove the battery if you want to do that.
You cannot get this big without bending the rules beneath the minimum radius. It's simply part of the design. No grand conspiracies, just nature at work., Read up on the Stanford Prison Experiment.
With hundreds of years of precedence, I cannot for the life of me understand what makes Google so uniquely innocent in a world of corporate malfeasance.. The only anomaly is getting caught..
I'm not bashing anybody. I'm merely trying to explain the behavioral patterns of these types of people, whether it's Google, Apple, or MS.. or Goldman Sachs, AIG, Wells Fargo, etc etc etc. You don't get this big without playing games. They have no reason to be truthful when it's so easy to get away with whatever they want, and like the banks, they will become too big to punish without 'wrecking' the economy.
What word or phrase describes the inverse of 'tin foil hat'? Because that's the part you are playing.
They just haven't gotten caught.. I would just say they know what they are doing. The plain fact is that you will never know, unless there's an 'accident'.. Please remember, information gathering is Google's primary function, so I would expect them to be more careful in their work. Facebook boy is a punk.
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That's probably why you don't see a lot of white collar people selling drugs.
Excuse me? How many brothers you know making that kind of money?
The legality of this, I couldn't say.
"I'll make it legal"...
- find a scapegoat.
And kill him.. It's 'cleaner' that way
I, for one, will wait for the tape of anonymous's 'confession', which I'm sure will surface at any moment, then we can send in the navy to raid the compound
Automated aggregater has a very short memory, and besides, it picks up advertiser info in place of content, so it probably doesn't even know what's in the article.
Little elves hiding in the keypad?
Like the phone itself? The applications aren't the only thing sending out the data..
What do you mean "which one"? It's two words describing the same thing..
Then you can bet they won't have any pictures of Hillary's...
Lots of snuff films
I doubt Google would store anything 'illegal' on a South Korean server.. unless they're trying to hide it from the EU, Chinese, or American prosecutors.
Apple don't give a damn about BluRay...
Good for them.. Who wants a format that's already obsolete? BluRay is just a scam to get everybody 'update' their collection.. better to just buy 32gb usb sticks
Michael Moore's tweet wasn't so bad
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RT @me_irl Beloved character actor Osama bin Laden, star of TV's "Fox News", dies age 54
...Chinese sending hundreds of citizens at a time to secret prisons...
in Poland? Afghanistan? Egypt? Where? Oh that's right.. it's a secret...
The judge effectively told these people exactly that, and I'm the troll?
Eh.. dumbass mods don't get sarcasm
that they didn't just get a gift certificate for a cup of McDonalds coffee.
Where any information gathered is a 'trade secret'.. This is where you will find the real problem. The software cannot turn it off. You have to remove the battery if you want to do that.
You cannot get this big without bending the rules beneath the minimum radius. It's simply part of the design. No grand conspiracies, just nature at work., Read up on the Stanford Prison Experiment.
They sold the info and covered it up with this 'break in' ruse to avoid possible criminal charges..
With hundreds of years of precedence, I cannot for the life of me understand what makes Google so uniquely innocent in a world of corporate malfeasance.. The only anomaly is getting caught..
I'm not bashing anybody. I'm merely trying to explain the behavioral patterns of these types of people, whether it's Google, Apple, or MS.. or Goldman Sachs, AIG, Wells Fargo, etc etc etc. You don't get this big without playing games. They have no reason to be truthful when it's so easy to get away with whatever they want, and like the banks, they will become too big to punish without 'wrecking' the economy.
What word or phrase describes the inverse of 'tin foil hat'? Because that's the part you are playing.
Yeah, sure, throw the occasional bone to throw you off the trail.. SOP
You work for Google?
They just haven't gotten caught.. I would just say they know what they are doing. The plain fact is that you will never know, unless there's an 'accident'.. Please remember, information gathering is Google's primary function, so I would expect them to be more careful in their work. Facebook boy is a punk.
Really? For whom?