"Drivers will be able to use Apple Maps as in-car navigation"
And why the hell would anyone want to do that?

The one and only definition I know for the word spooks is an offensive, racist term for black people. What exactly are they using it for?

How is the chip open source if you need a multi-billion dollar plant to make computer processors of any kind?

That's odd because not having people IM me all day makes my life easier. In fact, I don't actually have a Facebook account.

Omegle does the exact same thing but solely for moderation purposes (they claim). They take a screenshot every few minutes of every user and then anyone caught being a perv is forced to moderate like 500 of these random screenshots to get their IP address unbanned. Those people catch maybe 5 more people who are all forced to moderate 500 more and tada, free 100% moderation without paying staff.

And nobody has complained about it yet.

If you try to film me in public without my permission and I find out, I'll quickdraw you while you're checking your twitter feed.

Someone in England covered a speed trap camera with a burlap bag, set it on fire, and police are saying it was likely on purpose (lol). A LOT of people in England walk around with their face obscured by a handkerchief to protest CC TV camera. A ton of those cameras have been vandalized or destroyed.
So back in Freedom Land aka the US, you walk into a bar with a head mounted video device and OMG SHOCKING someone takes issue with it. Wow, no precedent for that! Except for...all the precedent.

Time to run all the acronyms, idioms, and misspellings through Google Translate. That will make the language police happy I'm sure.

By the way, WE NEED THIS LAW in the southern US!

It's called "encapsulation." Lol, just kidding. All programmers should know what every single line of code specifically does or you end up with crap software with unsolvable glitches.

Speaking of that, why was the game pulled?

That's absurd. I'd hear your obnoxious hippie music from the stereo first.

That's far too simplistic a way to look at it.

The problem isn't anyone wanting to know where people drive. The problem is what happens when you combine this database with a few others, and the analytics that are possible.

Do some research. The level of detail of a persons life that they can identify from these "harmlessly tiny bits of information" is staggering.

Anyone who would see it as a privacy concern would not use Facebook in the first place. The only users left at this point are a bit more clueless.

I worked an awful job for more money and now I work a great job for slightly less money. I prefer the job I have now. So I'd say the additional money and benefits aren't worth working at a worse job unless of course you were an idiot and got a mortgage for 54.9999% of your annual income.

Wait, wait, wait...
1. Be anti-censorship and control
2. Have Ubisoft make your game

I take it EA Games was busy that day? What the actual fuck were they thinking?