most people simply don't value privacy.
I disagree, most people do not know to what level they are being violated, and most have learned helplessness issues.
A simple thought experiment shows this, "Do you prefer a door on the stall of the public restroom, or one without a door".
I have several Apple devices and I NEVER use Safari.
It's really a terrible browser.
What I wonder is why Opera didn't take over by filling the very thing everyone wants, a privacy oriented browser with good features.
It used to be pretty good and I had high hopes.
Who here trust Cisco?
People are too quick, and frankly from what I've seen it should be called "anti-social media" because it is so insipid, so cruel, and it's manufactured sociopathy.
But in the can of Tim Hunt the person media raping him is a trifecta of unassailability, she is elderly, black and female.
In this age of neo-feminism that makes her untouchable.
Bringing a whole new meaning to the word drone.
is this a bug?
default, authorized SSH keys
While I'm not interested in apps that mock or profit from misery, I have to say it's censorship.
Here's an interesting video on the flag controversy going on, it represents what I'm seeing more and more of, PC censorship and "shaming".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
"Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people"...and complete fucking idiots obsess about flags.
â" Michael Krieger (@LibertyBlitz) June 24, 2015
If someday instead of looking for a "Made in America" sticker I'll be looking for a "Made By A Human" sticker
Meanwhile when I find a good deal or a nice place to go I tell nobody about it. Everyone should do that.
Then what would they post on Facebook.
Given the fairly limited range of the radios used to control said drones
Some people use UHF channels to control the "drone" (multirotor) the record distance is up in the tens of kilometers.
The rest I agree with, since it's my hobby and it's rapidly becoming regulated or plain illegal to do what I love, these people piss me off something fierce.
I don't fly over 400 feet up, over people or property, and certainly not near an airport.
http://fusion.net/story/154199...
We know that Facebook has a vast facial recognition database so good that it can recognize you when your face is hidden, that the FBI has built a millions-strong criminal facial recognition system, and that Googleâ(TM)s new Photos app is so effective at face recognition that it can identify now-adults in photos from their childhood. But now facial recognition is starting to pop up in weird and unexpected places: at music festivals (to identify criminals); at stadiums (to weed out âoesports troublemakersâoe) and at churches. Yes, churches.
I really do not get the drive to get "girls" to code, especially from an organization that took a lot of money from the Sauds.
What's the end game of so many coders?
convenience is the reason there is so much trouble.
But if TISA turns out to be an easy in for foreign workers what does this change really mean?
I've seen some Yakuza tattoos that are OK, but most of the tats I see on the street are just terrible.
It's amusing how few people understand that symmetry is beautiful.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
