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  1. Re:Why does everything in California suck on Air Quality in San Francisco is So Bad that Uber Drivers Are Selling Masks Out of Their Cars (recode.net) · · Score: 2

    The laws do exist.
    But they have to be enforced.
    The way trash and waste builds up in city areas. Tent cities and parked RV are allowed in city areas with no enforcement.

    That political view of using state laws extends to natural fuel and getting ready.
    Laws and tax payers money would have to be used to prevent the build up of waste and junk.
    Understand the dead tree issue and do something about it.
    Building in zones near wildlands.
    Do some fuel reduction projects.

  2. It could be counterfeit RAM imported into the USA and used to sell as a "repair".

  3. In the past physical access by the police was all that was needed.
    Now its time to sell every city and town in the USA on a collection of Faraday tablet/phone bags.
    With hours of course work in how to look after the phone and keep it safe.
    Sell an up upgrade to the police evidence lab/room too. Keep any evidence away from all networks until the pushed police software can do its magic.

  4. A layer on The Next Version of HTTP Won't Be Using TCP (zdnet.com) · · Score: 1

    to better connect the user with big brand ads.

  5. Say a user adds more unapproved RAM?
    RAM that did not get a code entered to approve it.
    That "changes" their computer and any approved backups.
    No more data to read from the computer. No more external backup.

  6. vs the approved PRISM connection?

  7. Real security like PRISM was supported?

  8. Good people in the USA who don't have to worry about what their government thinks of free speech can set up new freedom supporting brands.
    Freedom of speech. Freedom after speech.
    No EU government "laws" on political and faith related content to worry about in the USA.

    In the USA you have the freedom to publish without the government wanting to review political and faith related content.
    As the EU removes cartoons, memes, art work, comedy, political content, music, lyrics, books the USA can welcome artists, authors and publishers.
    Use a quality VPN to escape the EU censorship to get funny and creative real time content out of the EU to the freedom supporting brands of the USA.

  9. Some interconnected social credit between users over the large US social media brands?
    Create the wrong kind of funny political video and all big brand social media gets a report on that EU user?

  10. The EU nations that have powerful blasphemy laws to spread out over the internet :)
    Will social media side with the EU government on a funny cartoon about a faith/cult?
    Allow a faith to report and remove a site they report as spreading apostate content?
    Content that allows a person in the EU to change their faith?

  11. EU bureaucrats will decide what speech is and who to report for judicial and police investigation.
    No freedom of speech online. No freedom after speech.
    Think tanks, NGO and EU governments will report users content and comments.
    No funny comments about French politics. No comments about Catalan independence.

  12. Add a video clip before all content allowed in the EU with a spoken language message that the video is approved for viewing in the EU.
    In all EU languages with text before the video begins.
    Place that before all content now allowed to be played in the EU.
    With the correct legal framework quoted in full in each EU member nation language.
    Let every EU nation enjoy its full online EU legal compliance while the rest of the free world enjoys content.
    So EU viewers know the results they have been allowed to search for is legal and contains EU approved political content.

  13. Re:Economics 101 on Netflix Says It Will Test Lower-Price Subscription Plans (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Depends on the connection speed and number of people. Why pay more for 4K and the ability to watch on extra screens?

  14. Buy computer parts from on 'Why PC Builders Should Stock Up on Components Now' (pcmag.com) · · Score: 1

    Taiwan
    South Korea
    Japan
    Can a brand in the USA work with metal/plastic and add color computer controlled lights?

  15. To spy and push ads on Voice Tech Like Alexa and Siri Hasn't Found Its True Calling Yet (recode.net) · · Score: 1

    Still working on the spy part?
    Trying to get past the last of the users computers installed ad blocking?

  16. Only to present approved EU content.
    Anything not approved will be a copyright or content problem.
    Welcome to EU censorship.
    No freedom of speech. No freedom to publish. No freedom to comment on content.

  17. Re:Thats why on What Your Phone is Telling Wall Street (wsj.com) · · Score: 1

    Re 'Remind me again how the proactive smart people"
    That would be the security support offered by the NSA and GCHQ to ensure nothing was detectable from any interesting site?

    The next problem is the factories that make mil equipment.
    Then the police, governments, contractors.

    In the old days every worker was security cleared and the secure building was safe from look down, had no windows.

    Now everyone interesting wonders around with global tracking devices for their shift.
    Better quality walls to block the tracking of workers inside?

  18. Thats why on What Your Phone is Telling Wall Street (wsj.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    The smarter nations don't allow their security cleared workers to bring consumer hardware in with them.
    What can't be seen from space can now be tracked per worker per shift from the ground.
    Who works in an office, who works on the mil/gov production line.
    The skilled workers that get the mil production line working after it stops.
    What areas of a mil production line still have the most visits by experts.

    Wonder what a nations top police, city government officials, mil contractors and mil do all day? Map it out and find out :)

  19. Re:How do they make money on this? on Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 Service Launches on Android and iOS (fastcompany.com) · · Score: 1

    The "free" use of the internet by many people gives data on the internet in real time.
    That better protects people in real time who pay for security products and services.

  20. Russia on Were Russian Hackers Deterred From Interfering In America's Election? (omaha.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Was super expert last time but not expert this time?
    Time to look for another cyber story?

  21. Re:I'm kinda amazed... on Only 22% of Americans Now Trust Facebook's Handling of Personal Info (fortune.com) · · Score: 1

    Rank them like PRISM. Who helps the US gov/mil.

  22. Some people still have to work out what social media does with its ads. The users data is rented out to real customers who pay.
    The users are the product over the years.

  23. Re:Whirring Noise? on Principal Fired For Using School's Computer Room To Mine Cryptocurrency (bbc.com) · · Score: 1

    ASIC miner. Do the math needed just for the task. Using a lot of power. Needs a lot of cooling as it does the one task really well and very quickly.
    That allows much more that to be done for the task rather than using a powerful home computer that won't be as good at the task given the same time.

  24. Re:Improved Quality Assurance? on Apple Blocks Linux From Booting On New Hardware With T2 Security Chip (phoronix.com) · · Score: 1

    It keeps users on OS X. Secure and within set limits. Ready to buy another Mac soon.

  25. Re:Why would they need to "hide" them there? on The DEA and ICE Are Hiding Surveillance Cameras In Streetlights (qz.com) · · Score: 1

    To get electrical power and their own fast networking in.
    People tend to notice a set of CCTV like camera equipment to capture driver and passengers faces next to a citizenship question road stop with the citizenship alerting K9 units.
    Workers for telcos also notice law enforcement requests for their city, states networks.
    A "hide' lets all enforcement with federal funding get past local telco workers and any need for their new equipment to be seen in the open.