Comment Re:Title Correction: (Score 0) 153
quite a rape fetish you have
As usual, the cowardly Meta[stasize]/Alphabet employee gets triggered again (seems like they're feeling guilty about something.....)
Comment Re:The likleyhood that Congress will act? (Score 1) 153
I'm not advocating for such a law, only pointing out how the government tramples all over the 4th amendment.
My bad - misread that (guess they are advocating for such brutal punishments).
Comment Re:The likleyhood that Congress will act? (Score 1) 153
Destroying surveillance camera contracted out to the government by private corporations carries a mandatory $250K fine and 20 years in supermax federal prison for the first offense and for the second offense, death.
Interesting how you advocate for this type of punishment for replaceable hardware (max fine should be replacement cost, period), but none of the current Pedros* in the top offices of the nation get anything even close to this as their punishment.
* the 'r' is slient.
Comment Title Correction: (Score 4, Insightful) 153
"Americans Are Destroying Privacy Rapist's Surveillance Cameras"
There FTFY.
Comment Re:We live in an Oligarchy. (Score 4, Insightful) 33
So quit your belly aching and vote those politicians out during the primaries. [...] Reelecting the old timers is complicity with Meta's intentions
Also don't forget to call them out for what they are in supporting Meta[stasize]'s intentions: Privacy Rapists.
Comment Re:They don't process human biometrics.. (Score 2) 47
I believe they forgot the phrase "at this exact moment in time".
"... which has now passed."
Comment Title Correction: (Score 3, Informative) 47
"Leaked Email Suggests Ring are Privacy Rapists"
There FTFY.
Comment Sounds familiar.... (Score 1) 24
The UK government's decision to classify data centers as "critical national infrastructure" and a new "gray belt" land designation
Sounds a lot like Trump's EOs.
Comment Does dude know (Score 3, Interesting) 62
that there are only 24 hours in a day?
Comment Re:He has a point (Score 1) 81
the market is much smaller and more expensive than if you are in US, Canada, Brazil, or Singapore
Is it really more expensive in the long-term, given the inevitably increasing rent-seeking by the greedy "Big Established Tech" corporations?
Comment Put the money toward using/developing Open Source (Score 4, Insightful) 81
Then everyone benefits, at lower overall costs (because there won't be the inevitable rent-seeking from greedy corporations, U.S. or otherwise).
Comment Title Correction: (Score 4, Informative) 64
"Privacy Rapist Meta[stasize] Plans To Let Smart Glasses Identify People Through AI-Powered Facial Recognition"
There FTFY.
Comment Re:What's that saying again? (Score 1) 67
WHERE'S MY LAWSUIT YOU TROLL
Comment What's that saying again? (Score 0) 67
But Bithumb is still trying to convince users who during the brief window of trading managed to offload more than 100 bitcoins, valued at roughly $9 million, to give back the equivalent funds.
What's that saying again? "Code is Law"?
Those 100 bitcoins are gone. Tough shit to those guys.
Comment Re:Canada cannot afford this (Score 1) 303
Obama would have been impeached in 10 minutes had he told all the honkys to chill out.
I'm surprised they didn't do it because he wore that tan suit.
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