It's like that centuries-old saying gunga-gunga-gunga-galunga. Which translated from the classical tongue means, "If your auntie had balls she'd be your uncle."
More precisely, there really is no way for a journo to know what is dangerous to disclose and what isn't. The only source that could really tell us that are those who the information would embarrass to begin with.
It's no coincidence that Wii Fit was successful because it appealed widely to people who are not young children.
Nintendo seems to have positioned themselves somewhere between LeapPads and the other gaming systems - a platform for kid-safe, ultra-casual gaming.
The latest console was a flop. They've been behind the curve on hardware since two (three?) console generations ago. They have no real properties that they haven't had since the 1990s.
It's hard to think of why you'd be interested in Nintendo if you were > age 10, unless you are interested in Mario or Pokemon
Well, there are numerous parties we can blame here. Certainly the NSA, but what about the advertising companies? They build leaky software, and they make their money by harvesting information you don't know you're sending or don't wish to be sending to them anyway.
Shouldn't these fly by night outfits that serve ads on the internet and trade in your personal information have some responsibility to protect it?
if Holder still has his job after all the scandal and corruption, the chances a crony holding a key office and overseeing the surveillance program is canned for doing exactly what the emperor says? Zero point zero.
since bitcoin isn't a currency so much as it is a ledger where everything is tracked and traceable, it does not seem like the ideal venue for illegal transactions. The "paper trail" is going to be out there.
One article I recently read described Bitcoins as "prosecution futures". I think they might have been right.
I mean no matter how innovative or cunning the group of humans is in trying to protect themselves, they can at best hope to stay one step ahead of the zombies
In those zombie movies, no matter how well the humans are barricaded in a place, eventually the slow-witted zombies will always break in. They have all the numbers and time required.
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The fact that it's intellectual/code/electronic/non-physical/content seems to mean it should be free.
Why has Apache started to lose ground?
The MS shills are out in force posting as AC, you mean?
Next: Paying consumers to use Surface instead of iPad as their go-to breakdancing training device.
Well, after being responsible for Office 365, what could possibly go wrong?
Going back to what the summary says, IE is usually present on the systems _that haxors want to compromise_.
Corporate machines, which have IE because they are chained to legacy systems that once required it.
Corporate machiens, where access is available to much more valuable data than some grandma's Hotmail password.
Perhaps it's the company which develops the user interface that wants to foist this "one size fits all" model on people, because:
1. They simply don't want to have to keep up with development for both, in terms of effort and cost.
2. They want to herd everyone into a walled garden, so content can all be monetized (in their favor).
3. They want to herd everyone into a walled garden, so the OS can control the machine without having to ask too many questions about it.
It's like that centuries-old saying gunga-gunga-gunga-galunga. Which translated from the classical tongue means, "If your auntie had balls she'd be your uncle."
In Soviet Russia, DHS spots YOU!
Eyes: Shifty
Likely contemplating act of domestic terrorism. Dispatch Ministry for State Security
More precisely, there really is no way for a journo to know what is dangerous to disclose and what isn't. The only source that could really tell us that are those who the information would embarrass to begin with.
It's no coincidence that Wii Fit was successful because it appealed widely to people who are not young children.
Nintendo seems to have positioned themselves somewhere between LeapPads and the other gaming systems - a platform for kid-safe, ultra-casual gaming.
The latest console was a flop. They've been behind the curve on hardware since two (three?) console generations ago. They have no real properties that they haven't had since the 1990s.
It's hard to think of why you'd be interested in Nintendo if you were > age 10, unless you are interested in Mario or Pokemon
And yet, IE remains.
Does that mean Putin will get a peace prize for stopping Obama's warmongering in Syria?
Well, there are numerous parties we can blame here. Certainly the NSA, but what about the advertising companies? They build leaky software, and they make their money by harvesting information you don't know you're sending or don't wish to be sending to them anyway.
Shouldn't these fly by night outfits that serve ads on the internet and trade in your personal information have some responsibility to protect it?
Doesn't Facebook have a right to control over their product? (you) ::ducks:::
It's the sound Zuckerberg's products make as they cancel their accounts.
if Holder still has his job after all the scandal and corruption, the chances a crony holding a key office and overseeing the surveillance program is canned for doing exactly what the emperor says? Zero point zero.
since bitcoin isn't a currency so much as it is a ledger where everything is tracked and traceable, it does not seem like the ideal venue for illegal transactions. The "paper trail" is going to be out there.
One article I recently read described Bitcoins as "prosecution futures". I think they might have been right.
I mean no matter how innovative or cunning the group of humans is in trying to protect themselves, they can at best hope to stay one step ahead of the zombies
In those zombie movies, no matter how well the humans are barricaded in a place, eventually the slow-witted zombies will always break in. They have all the numbers and time required.
Snowden committed crimes. For the rule of law, he should be tried and sentenced to the prescribed penalty for those crimes.
I'm glad we know what he told us. But you can't not prosecute people who undoubtedly did commit crimes because you agree with their stated motives.
It's the Republicans' fault that Detroit is in the state that it's in?
Detroit has had one-party Democrat rule for more than two generations.
Detroit already is one big 21st-century ghetto... blight, ruined buildings, rampant crime, and rampant iPhones
Obviously a lot of people want to learn how to breakdance. That's what Surface tablets are for, right? I watch a lot of tv commercials