There is information about me on the Web as well, though not nearly as much as about you. Most of it is a matter of public record so it would be silly to call it "private". Most of the rest, while not formally in the public record like my birthdate, is irrelevant trivia. It is interesting that much of it is wrong, though. You can find several erroneous versions of my SSN, for example.
I use Newsguy. I have no experience with their Webmail though, and you might find their mailboxes too small (I download my mail every ten minutes so that doesn't matter to me).
The obsession with lowering taxes will imply that a larger percentage of national resources are funnelled into consumption.
Lowering taxes will result in people spending their money on what they want instead having it taken from them and spent on what politicians want. You will be free to spend yours on whatever you perceive to be the public good if that is what you want. You will not be free, however, to spend my money on what you perceive to be the public good.
When a nation spends more on consumer goods, it will, in my opinion lead to a reduction in projects that are national in scale and for the public good.
There's another place considerable water comes out...
There is information about me on the Web as well, though not nearly as much as about you. Most of it is a matter of public record so it would be silly to call it "private". Most of the rest, while not formally in the public record like my birthdate, is irrelevant trivia. It is interesting that much of it is wrong, though. You can find several erroneous versions of my SSN, for example.
> Any website can force you to fill a box in.
No Website can force you to do anything.
Copyright does not apply to information.
So I can't tell anyone that you drive a Toyota or tell them where you work without getting your permission first. Great idea.
At least half of the people I know who are on Facebook (I'm not) will find it completely incomprehensible.
They couldn't do that if you didn't have a Google contact list.
> What do you use?
I use Newsguy. I have no experience with their Webmail though, and you might find their mailboxes too small (I download my mail every ten minutes so that doesn't matter to me).
You can use Google Search without having any sort of Google "account", accepting their cookies or permitting their JS.
I expect that they will have about the same success with this as with all the other types of weapons they've used to shoot down commercial airliners.
> Can't find any studies or implementations at this moment...
Of course not. Knowledge is not power. Secret knowledge is power.
Right. That must be why so many robberies are committed right in front of policemen.
And, of course, corporations, being abstractions, don't do anything. Their directors, officers, and employees do.
n/t
...should be secret anyway. The only part of an election that should be secret is how each individual voted.
Hmmm. My passport says I'm an American. My birth certificate says I'm an American. I guess both were forged.
Lowering taxes will result in people spending their money on what they want instead having it taken from them and spent on what politicians want. You will be free to spend yours on whatever you perceive to be the public good if that is what you want. You will not be free, however, to spend my money on what you perceive to be the public good.
Wars are not for the public good.
The OS could require the user to log in via a newly-detected keyboard. It could require user confirmation of anything else via the keyboard.
There's a solution to that. Don't work for fools.
> What happens if you short the USB power lines?
If ther port is properly designed, at worst it blows a replaceable fuse. Pcs being as they are, though, it may wreck the motherboard.
Force is not measured in joules.
This isn't about net energy gain. It's about specific impulse.
...between power and energy.
...pay someone (such as Mozilla...) for support? It's Free Software. They've got the source and the license.
It wouldn't be if you people would quit signing things you don't understand.
Go to a trade school. You don't want a BS.
Or better yet, just study independently.