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  1. Re:Draw a Red Line in the sand on Tech Group Urges US To Recruit Allies To Take on China, Not Tariffs (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Actually no because China exports more to the United States then the United States exports to China. So Chains stands to lose more.

  2. Open a fast food restaurant based on your eating habits...

  3. "...exclusive to Russia?"

    Porton Down manufacturers Novichoks. As does the United States and Iran. In fact any country can make it. So no, it is not exclusive to Russia.

    So much for solid evidence. Thanks for proving you're a troll.

  4. Because Apple didn't copy it from Samsung....

  5. Photo op for politicians. No laws were broken, at least no one has cited one law that was broken. All that has been implied is that data was mis-used, which is also incorrect. Data was mined and used. Just like Obama did in 2012.

    You may hate the weasel but all he has done is what Facebook has stated they would do, sell your information for profit.

    Until you change the laws around that, nothing will change.

  6. And what law is that? Funny how when Obama did it in 2012 nobody complained.

  7. "Part of Google’s defense focused on the idea that Java was developed for desktop computers, while Android was created for phones and other mobile devices."

    If that was Google's defense then they should have lost in court. Java was developed for mobile devices FIRST! That was Java's intended use. The desktop market took over when the developers realized the potential the JVM provided.

  8. Re:I gotta believe this is hurting Oracle on Oracle Wins Revival of Billion-Dollar Case Against Google (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 5, Informative

    LMOL client side coding? HTML5? Time to call it a day Potsy. You do realize people stopped using Java Applets a LONG TIME ago for web development. However server side Java and embedded Java is an enormous market.

  9. And yet... on FBI Had No Way To Access Locked iPhone After Terror Attack, Watchdog Finds (zdnet.com) · · Score: 5, Informative

    Very misleading. FBI didn't pursue a solution internally and an outside vendor was found that could. So saying the FBI wasn't able to is incorrect. Did the FBI possess the technical ability at the time, perhaps not. Could they obtain it, YES!

    "According to the report, FBI executive assistant director Amy Hess "became concerned" that the department chief of the Cryptographic and Electronic Analysis Unit (CEAU), the division charged with obtaining evidence from electronic devices, did "not seem to want to find a technical solution" that would unlock the shooter's phone.

    The report added that the chief said he may have have known of a solution, "but remained silent in order to pursue his own agenda of obtaining a favorable court ruling against Apple.

    The report found that nobody withheld knowledge of an existing technical capability, as Hess had feared, but the watchdog found that the CEAU didn't pursue all possible avenues in the search for a solution. http://www.zdnet.com/article/f...

  10. Re: Big mistake! on Uber Ordered To Take Its Self-Driving Cars Off Arizona Roads (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Sorry ass-hole, responsibility is on the driver. Read the traffic laws.

  11. Re:Big mistake! on Uber Ordered To Take Its Self-Driving Cars Off Arizona Roads (nytimes.com) · · Score: 2

    "We all knew this was going to happen because it always happens with new transportation technologies that are in the process of being perfected."

    So people dying during testing is considered normal??? What kind of a fucking douche bag are you....

    For the brain damaged out there, no people dying during testing is not considered normal. As others have pointed out, testing is done in controlled conditions before they are allowed in live environments. THIS WAS NOT DONE.

    This kind of scenario is a rather fucking simple one to test!!

    So fuck off and die.

  12. Re:Have to realize most people not paying attentio on Americans Less Likely To Trust Facebook than Rivals on Personal Data (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    If Facebook has vast expenses, then they need to be CHARGING for that, which is what revenue is, the cost charged to produce the good or service.

    People are dumb because they don't understand what Facebook does with their information. As evidenced by this latest non-issue. Facebook as always sold your information. Facebook has always given too much access to your information. Happened back in 2012 by the Obama campaign. NOBODY complained. In fact member of the campaign gave a TED talk about it!

  13. Re:To follow the law? Yes. The law to protect me? on Americans Less Likely To Trust Facebook than Rivals on Personal Data (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Really, talk to JP Morgan Chase, it's all part of doing business.

  14. So what does that make the CIA....

  15. Re:Any group that suddenly cares on Mozilla Pulls Advertising from Facebook (betanews.com) · · Score: 1

    You don't have a grasp of reality. This is Facebook's business model. They sell your information. Credit Card companies sell your information. Cell phone Apps collect and sell your information!!

    This has been going on for decades. But yeah act like it didn't happen before.

  16. You mean there aren't dozens of other narcissistic platforms....

  17. Because it was secure?

  18. Re:Facebook and MI6 were "The Russians" on Mark Zuckerberg AWOL From Facebook's Data Leak Damage Control Session (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    As opposed to Clinton supporters...two peas in a pod...

  19. I thought Russia told Facebook users to vote Trump...

  20. Re:cutting off the noseberg to spite the faceberg on FTC Probing Facebook For Use of Personal Data: Bloomberg (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    That's sarcasm right....

  21. Re:It's about time. on FTC Probing Facebook For Use of Personal Data: Bloomberg (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    What law was broken again? And Cambridge Analytica has being doing this for sometime. It's only when Trump is mentioned that people's lizard brain gets excited.

  22. And suggest you test it in a court of law and see how fast your ass gets convicted of manslaughter... ass hole.

  23. Re:Defining Feature of Commerce on How Amazon Became Corporate America's Nightmare (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    The makes movies and tv shows and streams content, does cloud computing and has defense contracts with the U.S. government....The point missed by morons is Amazon is unwieldy. A behemoth like GE in days past. Amazon will need to divest and spin off businesses in order to grow profits.

  24. Re:Putting the Customer First. on How Amazon Became Corporate America's Nightmare (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Look up ROI...

  25. Re:If they would only lift the age cap... on Demand For Programmers Hits Full Boil as US Job Market Simmers (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Those are assumptions, not answers, which blame the job seeker. The reality is businesses don't want to pay, as evidenced by the fact there's high demand but wages have not spiked.