Getting a hearing and pretending to do something about it is one thing. Siding with the people and actually drafting policies without loopholes which benefit the people is another. Remove protectionist barriers in Canada to allow for better competition could be a good start.
If an employer is suspecting an employee of writing a bad review, that employee would likely be gone long before the leak. This said there is for sure a chance, albeit in odd cases.
Emails addresses were exposed, that is bad news for sure. However it does not look like you can actually accurately tie the email address with reviews.
Facebook has a bout the same median age. In addition Zuckerberg openly stated “Young people are just smarter” on hiring practices. While we are at it, why not a lawsuit for gender and race equality...
I doubt, 20K for a large organisation is nothing. The only thing they probably don't want is too much publicity but when you are a publicly funded institution you have to be transparent.
Actually GM wants to sells to those who don't follow laws of the road. More accidents means more cars and replacement parts needed. I'm sure sales gained from accidents are far superior to losses from fewer drivers (deaths/suspended permits).
Google latest prototype already comes without wheel or pedals. Sure there will be conditions where machine is unable to perform up to standard but for majority of cases I believe we are only a few years from something available on the market. Assuming the technology is as safe or safer than humans, perhaps public transportation will be first to get automated as routes tend to be very predictable.
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It's all about $$$, is Apple willing to shell $400m for such privilege?
Life? Phone? ROI? Value?
Aim bots.
There is plenty of snake and oil within security industry. It does not matter if it is feasible or not as long as you can sell it.
Even when something happens, people pretend to care then go on with business as usual.
Getting a hearing and pretending to do something about it is one thing. Siding with the people and actually drafting policies without loopholes which benefit the people is another. Remove protectionist barriers in Canada to allow for better competition could be a good start.
If an employer is suspecting an employee of writing a bad review, that employee would likely be gone long before the leak. This said there is for sure a chance, albeit in odd cases.
Emails addresses were exposed, that is bad news for sure. However it does not look like you can actually accurately tie the email address with reviews.
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SAS = Semicolon After Semicolon
Old SAS joke
Facebook has a bout the same median age. In addition Zuckerberg openly stated “Young people are just smarter” on hiring practices. While we are at it, why not a lawsuit for gender and race equality...
I doubt, 20K for a large organisation is nothing. The only thing they probably don't want is too much publicity but when you are a publicly funded institution you have to be transparent.
Stop spending on legacy infrastructure, generate more revenue from clients moving to more expensive plans.
You could simply setup a wireless LAN and have students share info this way.
As long as someone is making money out of this.
This. Also the actual cost is estimated at $26B, remaining is interest.
Actually GM wants to sells to those who don't follow laws of the road. More accidents means more cars and replacement parts needed. I'm sure sales gained from accidents are far superior to losses from fewer drivers (deaths/suspended permits).
How many prominent cryptographers do you know without advanced education?
Only government is.
Chat bots will replace the need for real users!
and cold weather, higher prices...but we do have better beer!
Randomize to protect your privacy
1. Create a bot to randomly crawl pages. 2. Profit?
Isn't Uber pricing set by supply and demand? How is this collusion?
Google latest prototype already comes without wheel or pedals. Sure there will be conditions where machine is unable to perform up to standard but for majority of cases I believe we are only a few years from something available on the market. Assuming the technology is as safe or safer than humans, perhaps public transportation will be first to get automated as routes tend to be very predictable.