On the other hand, Mr. President Obama has kept quiet on privacy, so we don't even know what his stances are on this issue...
What the fuck does Mr. Obama's stance on privacy have to do with this? He's the president, not king. He doesn't really have any say in the matter, believe it or not.
Next, we are going to see a new feature to our javascript blocker that asks us if we are sure we want to block access to javascript for a given site, "cause they really, really want it!"
Hey, can you hear me way back there in 1999?
it seems that the only way to be sure that there is basis for this is to first create a time machine and go back to the big bang and verify the effect.
Isn't that essentially what particle accelerators do?
I wish I had worked there, they had a great mentality and fun in it.
Ever since I played Commander Keen I've liked Apogee (even though they published it, and when I played it, I wasn't old enough to understand the difference). I just found out not too long ago that Apogee turned into 3DRealms, making me like them even more. Sucks to see them go down the tubes.
Doesn't mean they won't. I know a couple managers, and frankly you are sticking your neck out if you make a couple of bad hires. What is to stop someone from snooping on your myspace/facebook (other than privacy settings) from their own home.
It all comes down to what has been said before, if you don't want the world to know, don't put it on the internet. Its the reason why I discontinued facebook, because quite frankly, I find it rather advantageous to be mysterious ( especially with women
There seems to be a false dichotomy here that says that you're either not on facebook, or all of your most private information is known to everyone. Being on a social networking site doesn't mean you have to divulge all of your personal information.
What costs? Their bandwidth costs have been going down, and their profits have been going up. There are no costs they have to pass onto the consumer.
Do you have any facts or statistics to back up your claims? Or are you just making conspiratorial assumptions?
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.