Submission + - Rush drummer Neil Peart dead at 67 (www.cbc.ca)
Marc Lavigne writes: Neil Peart, the drummer of iconic Canadian band Rush, has died at age 67.
Data of its 28 million users will definitely be sold and used for Google ads.
Panasonic, cost me $9.52 from amazon. They sound great, and if they break down the road, so what?
Apple must think their customers are morons.
C'mon scientists, has no one seen Spiderman 2? You know where all this is going!
Businesses can buy or sell from whoever they like, The President of the U.S. has no control or authority over U.S. companies. If they choose to continue doing business with China, there is absolutely nothing he can do about it.
4 point plan to fund national health care:
1. Tell Trump that we should buy THE MOON
2. Get Trump to cut check for $93 Trillion
3. Print a certificate for Trump saying he now owns THE MOON
4. Pay for health care
I have never binge-watched a TV show in my life. Why would I? It's simply not a behavior I would exhibit.
Seems like far more of a personality trait and less something that is somehow spawned by the content of the programming itself.
Any notions I may have had of picking one of these up have been thoroughly quashed by all of the recent news about the partnerships between law enforcement and Amazon.
>Owners need to consent
Yeah, maybe for now....
>PhoneAgent is also Bluetooth-linked to a fitness bracelet worn by the employee
This article leaves a ton of questions unanswered.
Is the app voluntary, or a condition of being employed?
How exactly are you going to get your employees to wear the bracelet, even when they are not at work?
Are the employees aware of how this data is being used prior to allowing the app to be installed on their phones or wearing the tracker? Sorry, "fitness tracker"?
What is the employee's incentive or reward here?
What company is either running this experiment or forcing it on their employees?
etc. etc. etc....
Replying to my own post, the article summary verbiage now reads:
"companies need you to install an app on your phone that will recognize the beacon in the store. Retailers (like Target and Walmart) that use Bluetooth beacons typically build tracking into their own apps."
Question answered.
What app is that, now?
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I terminated my Epic account with extreme prejudice as a result of the whole Borderlands 3 kerfuffle.
It was honestly overdue, I really didn't see any reason to patronize Epic and their Tencent overlords anyway.
Suck it.
The test of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts. -- Aldo Leopold
