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  1. LMOL you were suppose to release this back in 2016. Maybe you should call IBM, they can show you how to do it :)

  2. Based on what jackass...it would be cheaper because they have the technology and the experience.

  3. Tit for Tat on EPA Proposes Limits To Science Used In Rulemaking (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    As long as Corporations have full transparency, I'm game. No hiding behind, trade secrets.

  4. Re: Before saying it is good or bad : example ? on EPA Proposes Limits To Science Used In Rulemaking (reuters.com) · · Score: 0

    LMOL the general population was never asked if they would like their private property sold for billions of dollars with no compensation other than using Facebook. Try again Potsy...

  5. Re:Activity versus motivation on Ask Slashdot: Do We Need a New Word For Hacking? · · Score: 1

    The word is informative. http://catb.org/jargon/html/C/... That fact that you are too lazy to understand it does not change that. That's the job of a journalist, to educate people. They missed used the word. They need to do their fucking job an inform and educate.

  6. Re:One person's hack... on Ask Slashdot: Do We Need a New Word For Hacking? · · Score: 1

    The definition. Cracking is not a new word. Has always referred to what people in the media refer to as "hacking." Hacking was always considered good except for the lazy ass-hole in the media who couldn't be bothered to look things up....

  7. Re:As with most question titles: NO on Ask Slashdot: Do We Need a New Word For Hacking? · · Score: 2

    Thank you! The word already existed. Journalists were too lazy and did not want to educate the public....

  8. What law did they break? on US Government Weighing Sanctions Against Kaspersky Lab (cyberscoop.com) · · Score: 1

    "The evidence of close ties and cooperation between Kaspersky Lab and the Kremlin is overwhelming..."

    Cite a law or fuck off. Useless war mongering Senator....

  9. Re: Say what? on Hacking a Satellite is Surprisingly Easy (theoutline.com) · · Score: 1

    RTFA:

    "Hundreds of multi-ton liabilities—soaring faster than the speed of sound, miles above the surface of the earth—are operating on Windows-95." https://theoutline.com/post/42...

  10. It's a frivolous lawsuit and will get tossed. You're suppose to open the garage door before starting your car...

  11. Ah guilty until proven innocent...

  12. Re:The system is broken on Audit Approved of Facebook Policies, Even After Cambridge Analytica Leak (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    THANK YOU! You want to stop this behavior then pass some god dam laws! Don't pretend this is a problem now when this has been Facebook SOP.

    How the fuck do you think they make money by NOT charging for their product!!!

  13. Re:The Facebook business model is broken on Audit Approved of Facebook Policies, Even After Cambridge Analytica Leak (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    It shows Facebook doing business as usual. They knew about this in 2012 and did not care.

  14. 2 Week is Standard! on The Higher Your Salary, the More Time Your Employer Will Pay You Not To Work (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    Not the exception. Who wrote this fucking article.

  15. "Every country's spy agencies think they're the good guys."

  16. "economically and socially embrace the West's principals."

    What do you mean, they embraced oligarchy like we did...

  17. You just made the argument against EVERY fucking internet enabled device.

    Congratulations.

  18. Gosh how was society able to do that for centuries before these wonder device....

  19. Because he looks like a liar and more concerned with image than the investigation. By all mean claim the NTSB isn't concerned about safety *eye roll*

  20. Re:Tesla apparently doesn't understand how NTSB wo on NTSB Boots Tesla From Investigation Into Fatal Autopilot Crash (theverge.com) · · Score: 1

    Large Corporations do.

  21. UK Ruling Would Disagree on Uber Drivers Are Independent Contractors, Not Employees, Judge Rules (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Uber loses appeal in UK employment case / Company must treat its drivers as ‘workers’, tribunal rules https://www.ft.com/content/84d...

  22. Which means they are not contractors but employees.

  23. Re: Authentication != identification on Biometric and App Logins Will Soon Be Pushed Across the Web (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    How exactly does Cambridge Analytica fit into this? Cambridge Analytica had nothing to do with identification/authentication issues. It had to do with an aspect of Facebook, sharing. Facebook allows you to share all your information, including contacts. So when you said yes to the survey, you agreed to share your information as well as the information about your friends. That's a process issue with Facebook not an issue with identification/authentication.

  24. WTF are you talking about. Facebook can investigate what companies are doing with their data source. When the Obama administration did the same thing back in 2012, Facebook noticed and talked to them about it.

    Take your head out of your ass.

  25. Yeah they've been saying the same thing about China's Currency Policy. The fact is, there's nothing anyone can do to force China to stop manipulating their currency. Same with trade practices. Other than go to the WTO if China is in violation of a trade agreement and then good luck.

    Tariffs do work, ask Japan.