Comment Re:Dumbest idea, ever (Score 1) 282
So, by that pattern, this would be the year that Apple "needs to innovate".
http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130423061153-64875646-why-apple-s-iwatch-will-change-the-world You were saying?
Comment Good (Score 2) 477
Just makes things easier for SolarCity.
Comment aha (Score 1, Interesting) 134
>>> After launching on one of the nation's Long March rockets and a three-day transit, Chang'E 3 will reach the Moon and enter into a 62 mile orbit. ...or it will make a fantastic explosion someplace in China.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq9iYyBYJMI
Comment Re:I don't understand what the problem is. (Score 1) 55
Agreed. If an infographic doesn't provide value, it doesn't do much.
This post, on the other hand, got published to one of the biggest tech sites on the Internet, all because they regurgitated a sensationalist post about something that has been a core piece of online public relations and SEO for at least 5 years. There's no information there.
Comment Re:A little thing called trust (Score 1) 446
"Or not logging into things could also work."
Best solution offered up yet. Universal retina scan database? Link up your email/other info in a general database if you want it there?
FTC Reportedly Fining Google $22.5 Million Over Safari Privacy Abuse 175
New submitter Slashbots writes "Google will settle with the FTC for nearly $22.5 million over its bypassing of Apple's Safari browser privacy settings. It would be the largest settlement with the FTC over privacy-related charges ever. By abusing a privacy hole in Safari, Google circumvented user settings to show them advertising and track the user. 'Safari, unlike other browsers, blocks cookies from ad networks like Google's. But because of a loophole, Google had been able to avoid the block, as researchers discovered in February. It installed cookies and tracked Safari users across the Web to show them personalized ads.'"
Comment Re:I wish there were more comments (Score 2) 45
Agreed, people suck. The fact that we've barely touched the tip of the iceberg in discovering things like this is something to genuinely be excited about. I can't say that about many things in today's society.
Comment all i ask is to have robots with frickin lasers.. (Score 1) 147
..frickin space robots with laser beams attached to their heads.
Comment Has it been a whole year already? (Score 1) 201
This is clearly one of the most important holidays of the year.
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