If Apple provided the ability for two-factor authentication
That's a big 'if'? What are the chances that the Chinese demanded that Apple not implement anything that authorities couldn't easily crack? And that blew back and bit them in the ass when hackers got hold of the back door?
NSA and the other Five Eyes stooges, I'm looking at you.
Private businesses or individuals have been banned from requesting an individualâ(TM)s Aadhaar details, meaning the 12-digit number cannot be a requirement for services such as opening a bank account or establishing a mobile phone connection.
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The justices also struck down a so-called "national security exception" that allowed investigative agencies to access a person's data without a warrant.
So, better than the USA. Or any of the Five Eyes members.
How about India demand reciprocity for FATCA and just start auditing any US financial institutions suspected of holding suspected Indian citizens' financial records? Yes, it's about money. But it's also about foreign institutions and governments digging around in the records of its citizens.
But how much content is pirated? 38% of the listeners might download an occasional song. But if the amount of content being acquired is down in the single digits of total distribution, it's not really a big problem.
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Mainly ads for cleaning products.
Better start with the Mariana Trench.
If Apple provided the ability for two-factor authentication
That's a big 'if'? What are the chances that the Chinese demanded that Apple not implement anything that authorities couldn't easily crack? And that blew back and bit them in the ass when hackers got hold of the back door?
NSA and the other Five Eyes stooges, I'm looking at you.
China?
Besides, that's where the penguin sits.
Sure hope he doesn't lay an egg on your camera, FB.
My guess: He spread his estate out among several people and a number of charities. Enough so that all of the beneficiaries end up below Trump.
Remember, India is the only major state in the world that still hasn't signed up to things like
the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Private businesses or individuals have been banned from requesting an individualâ(TM)s Aadhaar details, meaning the 12-digit number cannot be a requirement for services such as opening a bank account or establishing a mobile phone connection.
.
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The justices also struck down a so-called "national security exception" that allowed investigative agencies to access a person's data without a warrant.
So, better than the USA. Or any of the Five Eyes members.
Bought a dual SIM phone.
How about India demand reciprocity for FATCA and just start auditing any US financial institutions suspected of holding suspected Indian citizens' financial records? Yes, it's about money. But it's also about foreign institutions and governments digging around in the records of its citizens.
help track global tiger populations in real time
Help who? Poachers? Chinese witch doctors hunting for boner medicine?
This will not end well.
Very large training data set available on line.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU
Video conferencing.
That's a Blu-ray without a commentary track.
Robots start shooting themselves in the foot to get out of the army.
How times have changed.
especially as Musk is (dare I say it) a high risk investment
Howard Hughes was a bit of an eccentric as well.
Oh really?
You mean like "Git"?
Something similar to that. But we were working on this in the 1990s. So a much simpler system without all the bells and whistles.
But how much content is pirated? 38% of the listeners might download an occasional song. But if the amount of content being acquired is down in the single digits of total distribution, it's not really a big problem.
The Chinese chips are right next to the NSA chips, which are immediately below the Russian vacuum tubes.
How is a Tesla going to get in a wreck when it's always being charged?