Really no one has to make certain cultures hat the USA, they've been at war with everyone around them for centuries. In the US what is feeding the hate are pseudo news organizations who fan the flames of bigotry and xenophobia to draw viewers and sell more ads. Oh, and "polio" state?
Negotiating in public means absolutely nothing will get done because no one will dare cross the line and compromise. While in theory 100% transparency in gov't sounds like a good idea, in practice it's a recipe for gridlock.
The sun rose in the east, the sun set in the west, and a whiny-pants fugitive hiding out in Putin-land continues to cry for attention. There will be no film at 11.
When you consider that Germany is doing the same to every country on the planet you begin to understand why this whole Snowden/NSA/Spying thing is not news except to those suffering from terminal naivete. Of course every other country is doing the same... so at the end of the day it's all equal.
That covers the ads being served "at school" but not the saving of their surfing habits and the subsequent data mining and serving of ads when the kids get home and surf on their computers away from school. Anyone who thinks Google does this out of generosity is naive. Google is setting up profiles for later use and data mining; that's their business model.
The combination of quick boot time, instant data save to the cloud, low acquisition costs, no "obvious" ongoing costs, and targeted ads from Google to our kids simply can't be beat.
FTFY
Lies... damned lies... and statistics. The P value only tells you if there is statistical significance in the data, not whether your hypothesis is correct or incorrect.
Just look at any communications technology from the early to mid 20th century that was the "cutting edge" of the day but now is the technology dinosaur. For example pony express/snail mail - telegraph - telephone - fax - email - social media. Think it will end? Hardly.
Crowdfunding is no different than any other form of investment; it promises to deliver something in return for money. That's business and just because the business is done on the internet, mostly by people with little or no understanding of what's involved in legally soliciting capital investment, doesn't make it exempt from normal business regulation.
It's not like Snowden managed to change anything other than the public dialog. Anyone who thinks every country on the planet isn't doing the same thing as the NSA is dangerously naive. Snowden deserves his exile if for no other reason than being naive enough to think he'd actually change the way the world works.
People are touted as being "the most influential" who are nothing more than drama fodder for the 24x7 news organizations. Snowden will soon be a memory, heck he's almost a memory now, and bitcoin and its ilk will fare no better over time. It used to be that people expected 15 minutes of fame, now with the pace of information flow they should expect 15 ms of fame at best.
Slashdot Mirror
If your social revolution depends on Twitter, you've already lost.
And, Linux has no sense of humor.
Really no one has to make certain cultures hat the USA, they've been at war with everyone around them for centuries. In the US what is feeding the hate are pseudo news organizations who fan the flames of bigotry and xenophobia to draw viewers and sell more ads. Oh, and "polio" state?
Source please.
Rip them to your HDD and store them in the cloud(s) as a backup.
With a little additional training I'm pretty sure David Graebner could handle, "can I super-size that for you?".
The really need a more compelling reason for or use of the technology.
pointless.
Negotiating in public means absolutely nothing will get done because no one will dare cross the line and compromise. While in theory 100% transparency in gov't sounds like a good idea, in practice it's a recipe for gridlock.
The sun rose in the east, the sun set in the west, and a whiny-pants fugitive hiding out in Putin-land continues to cry for attention. There will be no film at 11.
They know how to sell themselves ... it involves large bags of unmarked currency and plausible deniability.
When you consider that Germany is doing the same to every country on the planet you begin to understand why this whole Snowden/NSA/Spying thing is not news except to those suffering from terminal naivete. Of course every other country is doing the same ... so at the end of the day it's all equal.
That covers the ads being served "at school" but not the saving of their surfing habits and the subsequent data mining and serving of ads when the kids get home and surf on their computers away from school. Anyone who thinks Google does this out of generosity is naive. Google is setting up profiles for later use and data mining; that's their business model.
The combination of quick boot time, instant data save to the cloud, low acquisition costs, no "obvious" ongoing costs, and targeted ads from Google to our kids simply can't be beat. FTFY
Lies ... damned lies ... and statistics. The P value only tells you if there is statistical significance in the data, not whether your hypothesis is correct or incorrect.
are behaving like kiddies.
Good riddance.
Just look at any communications technology from the early to mid 20th century that was the "cutting edge" of the day but now is the technology dinosaur. For example pony express/snail mail - telegraph - telephone - fax - email - social media. Think it will end? Hardly.
Crowdfunding is no different than any other form of investment; it promises to deliver something in return for money. That's business and just because the business is done on the internet, mostly by people with little or no understanding of what's involved in legally soliciting capital investment, doesn't make it exempt from normal business regulation.
They'll continue to monitor, as in do something about a malicious ad once someone else identifies it and spreads the word.
It's not like Snowden managed to change anything other than the public dialog. Anyone who thinks every country on the planet isn't doing the same thing as the NSA is dangerously naive. Snowden deserves his exile if for no other reason than being naive enough to think he'd actually change the way the world works.
In fact it's likely the trolls and their bait that agree with you.
People are touted as being "the most influential" who are nothing more than drama fodder for the 24x7 news organizations. Snowden will soon be a memory, heck he's almost a memory now, and bitcoin and its ilk will fare no better over time. It used to be that people expected 15 minutes of fame, now with the pace of information flow they should expect 15 ms of fame at best.
There wolves.
That's not fair ... many of us know a technological bubble when we see one.