And slowbanned again. I've now lost all faith in HN. It's okay to criticize big evil government invading our privacy, but please don't say anything bad about our own industry.
I love it. An IRS audit based on trawling public data is more likely to wake up the moronic "I've got nothing to hide" clowns than any total surveillance by the NSA or the massive cyberstalking by Facebook, Google e.a.
We're living in 2013, and this is a tech forum, so let's get real: advertising is about tracking, about total surveillance, not sticking a logo on a bus. That's what Google does, that's what Google's motives are. Every…
The scary word here is "probably", because the government consistently refuses to release that data. Although I'm fairly confident we're gonna win the legal and political battle over that issue in time. The Dutch…
How do you know this if you haven't physically used it? And why on earth do people assume Apple hasn't thoroughly tested this? They may get many things wrong, but it's insane to thing they overlooked that part.
> mistrust of the government has extended to this industry I'm sorry, are we now taking the opportunity to blame big evil government for this? The mistrust of this industry has always existed as a completely separate…
This is pretty much a public secret, including the location (there aren't that many potential secure locations in NL). I vaguely remember protesting against this back in the eighties.
The damage was already done well before that. Individuals may not care that much (so Facebook is relatively safe), but businesses and governments have already been well aware that storing their data in US-run services…
The hood? How about just the cinema? Or stay at home altogether and watch television.
Which countries are you talking about? No Western country I know of has an even remotely similar policy to the US on drugs. Most of them don't have >99% white population either btw.
Take one look at that graphic and tell me that there is such a thing as "Europe", other than as a continent on a map.
And slowbanned again. I've now lost all faith in HN. It's okay to criticize big evil government invading our privacy, but please don't say anything bad about our own industry.
I love it. An IRS audit based on trawling public data is more likely to wake up the moronic "I've got nothing to hide" clowns than any total surveillance by the NSA or the massive cyberstalking by Facebook, Google e.a.
We're living in 2013, and this is a tech forum, so let's get real: advertising is about tracking, about total surveillance, not sticking a logo on a bus. That's what Google does, that's what Google's motives are. Every…
The scary word here is "probably", because the government consistently refuses to release that data. Although I'm fairly confident we're gonna win the legal and political battle over that issue in time. The Dutch…
How do you know this if you haven't physically used it? And why on earth do people assume Apple hasn't thoroughly tested this? They may get many things wrong, but it's insane to thing they overlooked that part.
> mistrust of the government has extended to this industry I'm sorry, are we now taking the opportunity to blame big evil government for this? The mistrust of this industry has always existed as a completely separate…
This is pretty much a public secret, including the location (there aren't that many potential secure locations in NL). I vaguely remember protesting against this back in the eighties.
The damage was already done well before that. Individuals may not care that much (so Facebook is relatively safe), but businesses and governments have already been well aware that storing their data in US-run services…
The hood? How about just the cinema? Or stay at home altogether and watch television.
Which countries are you talking about? No Western country I know of has an even remotely similar policy to the US on drugs. Most of them don't have >99% white population either btw.
Take one look at that graphic and tell me that there is such a thing as "Europe", other than as a continent on a map.