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Submission + - Uk to end net neutrality (dailydot.com)

An anonymous reader writes: The uk government is planning on vetoing the EU legislation that enforces net neutrality under the guise of "won't anyone think of the child pornography blocking?" again.

Submission + - Apple remains mum about fawlty MacBookPro's..petition reaching 4000 signatures

kirthn writes: (btw found that the support staff at Apple is reading this item and have been downvoting it...)

The petition (found here https://www.change.org/en-AU/p... )against fawlty MBP early 2011 editions have reached almost 4000 out of 5000 and will be send to Tim Cook

Meanwhile more than 347 pages are on the Apple help forums ( https://discussions.apple.com/... ), and Apple remains mum about it

Submission + - Petition for flawed early-2011 MacBookPro reached 3500 sig's (change.org)

kirthn writes: As one of the affected 2011-MBP users (a fawlty AMD discrete video-chip), just signed the petition ( https://www.change.org/en-AU/p...) as well which is addressed to Tim Cook and Craig Federighi....5000 signatures are needed, and it's now at the moment 3500. It's still open, so slashdot this story and get more petitions.
  The discussions on this issue on Apple Forums have reached over 340 pages......it's incredible that Apple stays mum about this...

Comment Re:So in other words, it will be just like Firewir (Score 3, Informative) 355

same niche market that Apple made popular ;)......it was Apple who made USBpopular, with their first iMac.....USB was also original by Intel, and did hardly anything for 5 years...then came the first iMac, and suddenly almost overnight USB was hot...it took PC's about 2 years to catch up, from PS/2

would not underestimate the influence of Apple ...

Comment SCSI, Firewire (Score 1) 355

It wil have the same position as SCSI, Firewire etc...meaning CPU independent throughput, and higher-end systems, and more reliable.....

as for market share compared to USB...it was Apple who made USBpopular, with their first iMac.....USB was also original by Intel, and did hardly anything for 5 years...then came the first iMac, and suddenly almost overnight USB was hot...it took PC's about 2 years to catch up, from PS/2

would not underestimate the influence of Apple ...

Submission + - EU delivering more data voluntarily to NSA? (www.zeit.de)

kirthn writes: Weakening the EU further. According to this german article in respectable German newspaper Die Zeit at http://www.zeit.de/2014/19/dat... the EU wants to deliver voluntarily more meta-data to NSA without getting much back..

This troubles me as it this info is more used on economic, scientific, industrial espionage in order to weaken the EU than on so called War on Terror..(https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/03/metadata_survei.html)

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