Whose privacy are you taking about? A company isn't a person.
No, but the employees are. And the dirty emails they write to each other are very private - well, "dirty" as in "about sex", not about corporation crimes.
Have Catholic schools started training suicide bombers?
Nope, just IRA bombers. Now whether that's smarts or cowardice that's kept them from killing themselves (apart from those that did it accidently), it doesn't make them morally superior.
Nor for that matter the bible thumping protestant KKK killers and abortion clinic bombers.
How is this at all what Wikileaks is supposed to be for? At this point it seems more like crass voyeurism than any type of serious attempt to shine a light on corporate misconduct. Sure, Apple asking Sony for 4k content is interesting from a business perspective, but wrong-doing that needed to be exposed it is not.
Exactly - when did Wikileaks jump the shark?
That would be never.
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Another idea is a strong (very stronk) AI analysing video material for concepts/objects/ideas.
Yeah. HTML's alt text as a compression algorithm - now that's a new idea.
If Amazon accomplished nothing else, Kindle has sold the idea of the e-book to the reading public.
Yeah, that whole "selling ebooks below cost to drive the competition out of business while selling proprietary ebook-readers for far more than everybody else" business tactic sure worked fine. And as an Apple hater you of course love getting it up the ass from Amazon.
Mod Parent Up.
This has to do with ebooks in a particular program where many authors were abusing the system.
This is a good thing.
No, it isn't. Even if there were no other ways to detect "lending abuse" by authors, that's no reason to spy on the reading habits of the readers.
If the fucking NSA were checking which pages of books you read, you'd be up in arms, but since its Amazon, it's okay.
Not to mention that the abusers will find a way to defeat that silly control scheme in no time anyway.
You are a fucking moron. The Surface Pro 3 uses a dual core, ultra-low power CPU too. It is not a full blown i5, it is a U series and it still significantly outperforms the iPad Air 2 tri-core CPU.
The processor alone uses more power than an iPad. If that is "low power", than that's sad.
and that VIM customers, "have full access to all advisories."
Ha! Take that, Emacs users!
You joke about the confusion - but one VIM (the editor) update from RedHat actually wiped the data from the self-hosted version of VIM (from Secunia).
Yep. Secunia just created an opportunity to make a bit of cash at their expense.
You mean someone will collect the data from all over the internet, then sell the collection (and provide automated alarms by email or text message) - just like Secunia does? Or will they provide it for free, add supported - and after a few weeks will close shop, because others copied their data, and did the same? So, not quite exactly what Secunia does?
This just proves that some people don't just want an iPhone... they want everybody around them to know that they have an iPhone.
No, it proves that apple wont allow anyone to use their brand or trademarks without adhering to their rules: one of which is "Thou shalt not cover our logo"
So if a phone case manufacturer wants to make a case that claims to be for the iphone6, then they have to play by apples rules. You'll probably notice its very difficult to sell phone cases if you're not allowed to say which phone they are for...
So you admit that you want Apple to use Vulkan
No, I never said I wanted Apple to use Vulkan.
Great - now you don't want them to use any graphics acceleration. Way to prove you don't have any irrational hatred of Apple.
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