Jumping is a very common way to die considering cutting wrists and pills means you need privacy for a long time. So yeah, I don't find it significant they chose the same way.
I fail to even see the "mistake" part of this. In my view nothing wrong was done and their even flinching to this is a sign of their ignorance or malice.
The cameras are hooked up to a computer. The computer has wifi. The cars have GPS. All of the logs for each of these are synchronized since they are all on the same computer. So if your wifi logging happens to be detailed enough you could definitely "accidentally" collect that data just by having the wifi on with a default of connecting to any open network.
Does anyone know what these computers in the Street View cars were running OS wise? Hardware wise?
We're all just afraid of uncertainty. It is the shadow from which anything potentially could arise. Our brains are just hardwired to be much more fearful than hopeful (for obvious evolutionary reasons).
I know it really just boils down to "knowing what you're doing" in the design phase, which really seems to underscore this entire article, but RoR seems to make structure of async and comet design much more readable and modular than any other paradigm. But when you're talking about the structure and behavior INSIDE those modules you're back at square 0. It just boils down again to "knowing what you're doing" and doing it smart.
So yeah, my statement was pretty trite in retrospect.
The only role the government should have in regards to net neutrality is enforcement power over ISPs which treat any content travelling through their network specially. Simple law, simple way to detect when it occurs, simple enforcement via fines.
We have a god given right to freedom, and our government should be a facilitator of that. Considering we dumped billions of dollars into the telcos to build they lines on which they operate I would say by proxy we do indeed have a god given right to the internet, granted payment must be provided to maintain the service of course.
Don't trust the government, or anyone, I know. But the legislation to declare net neutrality does not seem in any way to require being complicated to the point of hiding ulterior motives.
I feel like there is a difference in your understandings of the semantics behind the word "censorship". Like technically you're correct that it is censorship in that THEY are preventing broadcasting of a message. But it is only in their privately owned network you're prevented from distributing it.
I agree this isn't censorship, however I CAN see hypothetical situations not too far from our own reality that should be considered.
If the iPhone was so ubiquitous that there simply wasn't competition, that smartphones were necessary for success and they started pushing out old media, then I think it is fair to argue that it may be censorship. We all know the general consumer is too brain dead to really care about censorship and wouldn't demand a change loudly enough that it would change Apple's behavior. So yeah, I think its good to be on guard to prevent such scenarios, so don't get too angry at the people who shout "censorship!" at every possible instance. Their sensors are just calibrated too sensitively.
Pirate party has seats in Parliament in both EU and Sweeden. I already have job offers in Sweeden. I think I'm going to do a lot better there than here.
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Well, shit! Looks like you figured it out. Good job!
They should make an algorithm that filters IN tits.
Make it stereoscopic and the security becomes non-trivial.
Jumping is a very common way to die considering cutting wrists and pills means you need privacy for a long time. So yeah, I don't find it significant they chose the same way.
These suicides are well within the statistical expectations for a worker population that large. But People don't care about facts, just emotions.
I fail to even see the "mistake" part of this. In my view nothing wrong was done and their even flinching to this is a sign of their ignorance or malice.
Falsely accusing or indicating someone has committed a criminal act should be grounds for libel or slander.
The cameras are hooked up to a computer. The computer has wifi. The cars have GPS. All of the logs for each of these are synchronized since they are all on the same computer. So if your wifi logging happens to be detailed enough you could definitely "accidentally" collect that data just by having the wifi on with a default of connecting to any open network.
Does anyone know what these computers in the Street View cars were running OS wise? Hardware wise?
Botnet does things botnets do! Data stolen, data processing distributed, Mayor surprised and outraged! Read all about it, only a nickle!
Guts: you got them or you don't. It can never be shown you don't have them, but only you can prove you do.
We're all just afraid of uncertainty. It is the shadow from which anything potentially could arise. Our brains are just hardwired to be much more fearful than hopeful (for obvious evolutionary reasons).
I was going to mod this interesting, but I decided you should just come down to my office, Andrew.
"Yeah, we totally developed a program to detect sarcastic tweets... #fuckinggenius"
I know it really just boils down to "knowing what you're doing" in the design phase, which really seems to underscore this entire article, but RoR seems to make structure of async and comet design much more readable and modular than any other paradigm. But when you're talking about the structure and behavior INSIDE those modules you're back at square 0. It just boils down again to "knowing what you're doing" and doing it smart. So yeah, my statement was pretty trite in retrospect.
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The only role the government should have in regards to net neutrality is enforcement power over ISPs which treat any content travelling through their network specially. Simple law, simple way to detect when it occurs, simple enforcement via fines. We have a god given right to freedom, and our government should be a facilitator of that. Considering we dumped billions of dollars into the telcos to build they lines on which they operate I would say by proxy we do indeed have a god given right to the internet, granted payment must be provided to maintain the service of course. Don't trust the government, or anyone, I know. But the legislation to declare net neutrality does not seem in any way to require being complicated to the point of hiding ulterior motives.
Apple is glad to see such free advertising! This is consumerism crap, not slashdot-worthy "stuff that matters" content...
You get your degree for passing, not attendance. Their passing of students is not contingent on their attendance necessarily.
I feel like there is a difference in your understandings of the semantics behind the word "censorship". Like technically you're correct that it is censorship in that THEY are preventing broadcasting of a message. But it is only in their privately owned network you're prevented from distributing it.
I agree this isn't censorship, however I CAN see hypothetical situations not too far from our own reality that should be considered.
If the iPhone was so ubiquitous that there simply wasn't competition, that smartphones were necessary for success and they started pushing out old media, then I think it is fair to argue that it may be censorship. We all know the general consumer is too brain dead to really care about censorship and wouldn't demand a change loudly enough that it would change Apple's behavior. So yeah, I think its good to be on guard to prevent such scenarios, so don't get too angry at the people who shout "censorship!" at every possible instance. Their sensors are just calibrated too sensitively.
Make an android app instead.
gj on your thorough analysis. Very productive. I'm proud to be in your presence.
Yeah, sorry I double tapped the 'e'. I have a sensitive keyboard. I'll go back to feeling inferior to you now, if that is acceptable.
Pirate party has seats in Parliament in both EU and Sweeden. I already have job offers in Sweeden. I think I'm going to do a lot better there than here.
Scandinavia. I'd recommend modding parent down, but I'm just some reactionary, apparently.