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Comment Share or be spied upon. (Score 1) 105

Discussions have already begun within the upper tiers of editorial staff around enabling reporters access to technologies formerly reserved for intelligence agencies.

I mean, technically if you canâ(TM)t secure your communications the listener isnâ(TM)t at fault. And we know Hegsethâ(TM)s track record when it comes to sigint.

Comment It's the consumers... (Score 1) 77

Remember, it doesn't matter what artists want to make, it matters what consumers wish to consume. Money people, money.

I have no desire to return to the theater to watch a film - I've got a cozy den with a large screen, controlled atmosphere, access to any comfort foods I wish, I can pause to attend needs without concern - why the heck would I want to risk $20+ per person going to a theater and getting a lemon of a movie, or intereference from randoms???

And yes, IMAX and The Sphere are gimmicks like 3D/VR, they're not adding to the art of film, but if you're in town, it MIGHT be worth it as a once in a lifetime examination of the technology to confirm what I'm telling you here.

Eventually the talent will find the eyes where they're actually looking.

Comment Limited Security (Score 1) 41

Doesnâ(TM)t seem like it would be that terribly hard to park down the block and DDoS the site routers taking Ring & friends offline, should you either have something nefarious planned, or in pursuit of LEO activity against nefarious actors.

Comment Garbage Story (Score 0) 36

No, the children died because they were infected, NOT because we didnâ(TM)t have something to fight that infection.

Antibiotics are a boon to be used when needed for those who can afford it, the rest of the world needs to rely on their natural born immune system.

Quit thinking because we CAN avert some tragedies that we can avert them all. The problem begins before any scientists get involved with antibiotics.

How about instead you invest in clean living areas for the children?

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