Comment Re:Glassholes? (Score 1) 68

by kthulhu on Wednesday August 20, 2025 @07:07PM (#65603748) Attached to: Harvard Dropouts To Launch 'Always On' AI Smart Glasses That Listen, Record Every Conversation

Or Recording laws.

Comment Re:"Freeing up human workers" (Score 1) 121

by kthulhu on Wednesday July 31, 2024 @08:45PM (#64671160) Attached to: Taco Bell Is Bringing AI To Hundreds of Drive-Thrus Nationwide

Also they have out priced themselves, a doomed business model.

Wikipedia Opts Out Of Phorm 98

Posted by timothy on Thursday April 16, 2009 @06:31PM from the phorm-of-their-objection dept.

ais523 writes "Wikipedia (and other websites run by Wikimedia) have requested to opt-out from Phorm; according to the email they sent, they 'consider the scanning and profiling of our visitors' behavior by a third party to be an infringement on their privacy.'" Another reader points to this post on techblog.wikimedia.org which includes a confirmation from Phorm that those sites will be excluded.

Feed news.com: Vonage ordered to pay Sprint $69.5 million in patent case (news.com)

From feed by cnetfeed on Tuesday September 25, 2007 @05:32PM

Internet telephony company dealt another legal blow as a federal jury orders it to pay damages to Sprint Nextel for infringing on six patents.

Journal Journal: Wow this thing works

Journal by kthulhu on Tuesday June 29, 2004 @06:45AM

Lookly I learned to post!

Comment Re:woohoo (Score 1) 172

by kthulhu on Saturday May 22, 1999 @03:46PM (#1883060) Attached to: SlackWare 4.0 is available

There are some Die Hard slakware fans out there, I don't think we will see it go away for quite sometime yet. I still continue to use, and most likley will for quite sometime to come.

Kthulhu