When did the GOP take over the Swedish government?
So basically, conservative governments are the same all over: ignore the law while claiming to be the champions of law 'n order and doing so when the laws especially benefit the average person.
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Net neutrality-lovin' Sweden mulls law to censor the internet
Full of fear at work: Blame the boss, or yourself?
Sunday 17th January 2016 01:59 GMT 
Are you kidding?
Any place I've ever worked that had fear as the overall culture was as effed-up as it gets in their operational polices and procedures and head-firmly-up-arse supervisors.
The places that I've worked that embrace innovation, progress and realistic polices and rock solid testing processes had no fear.
Forget the drones, Amazon preps its own cargo container ship operation out of China
Trend Micro AV gave any website command-line access to Windows PCs
Freelancer.com fined for 'reckless indifference to privacy rights'
Hacks rebel after bosses secretly install motion sensors under desks
Cisco forgot its own passwords for seven weeks
Future Snowden hunt starts with audit of NSA spooks' privileges
Comcast repeatedly crams modem upgrade demands into browsers
Boozing is unsafe at ‘any level’, thunders chief UK.gov quack
American cable giants go bananas after FCC slams broadband rollout
Friday 8th January 2016 23:39 GMT
The report MUST be wrong!
The report has to be wrong! Everyone knows that free market capitalism provide the best product and services! Even though the damn socialist/commie countries in Europe and Asia have faster and cheaper broadband, it's just a fluke!
A fluke I tell you! Ignore the man behind the curtain!
NSA spying on US and Israeli politicians stirs Congress from Christmas slumbers
Friday 1st January 2016 01:21 GMT
Re: If the spy agencies have blackmail material on all the politicians you have a Chekist state
The general art of politics is that one has dirt of some kind on ones opponents, but yes, when it's the spy agencies, yer fucked.
We're rapidly becoming worse than the USSR and joining Putin's Russia in our level of internal spying.
Becoming? Oh we past that milestone LONG ago. Remember the 4th Amendment? Civil Rights in general? Dead and buried back in the 1980s.
Trustworthy x86 laptops? There is a way, says system-level security ace
Thursday 31st December 2015 21:53 GMT
We need this
We need this or something like it. I'm no computer scientist, yet I was able roughly follow the idea and concept of this proposed configuration, which means to me it follows the basic tenet of elegance and simplicity and thus often robust as well.
I also like CB'c (above) enhanced proposal.
Cache-astrophic: Why Valve's Steam store spewed players' private profiles to strangers
Thursday 31st December 2015 21:46 GMT
Re: Thanks For The Candor.
My Steam account is strictly manual. When I want access, only THEN do I launch the gateway program. The rest of the time is is not even so much as a TSR.
When done, I make sure it and any associated lurking TSRs are shut down.
There is too much goddamn shit talking to their motherships as it is.
Password-less database 'open-sources' 191m US voter records on the web
Tuesday 29th December 2015 22:08 GMT
So?
I was talking to a guy who buys junk cars and he has to be able to verify titles and the sellers. There is a database called PublicData where you can do pretty much the same thing. There are a host of others as well, some free, some with fees.
Name, SS, address, cars owned, license tags, driver's license number, the works.
We are ALL, already bagged and tagged. It is already far worse than you think.
No, drone owners – all our base are belong to US, thunders military
Feeling abandoned by Adobe? Check out the video editing suites for penguins
Gaming souk Steam spews credit card, personal info in Xmas Day security meltdown
The Police Chief's photo library mixed business, pleasure and flesh
Oracle promises 'next-gen' Texas cloud campus
Thursday 24th December 2015 21:41 GMT
There goes the neighborhood
The last time I was in Austin I saw that it was no longer a desirable place to live.
SXSW turned it into a pretentious douchery in the last decade and tech jobs are driving the cost of living up for everyone.
I'm happy for their growth, but it's off my list of cool small cities. And "a better Silicon Valley?" Big warning right there.
Secret shaggers, rejoice! Now you can blame that Hyatt credit card bill on hackers
Christmas comes early at US Patent office after massive IT outage
Windows 10: What's coming in 2016?
IT bloke: Crooks stole my bikes after cycling app blabbed my address
Feds widen probe into lottery IT boss who rooted game for profit
There's an epidemic of idiots who can't find power switches
Skilled workers, not cost, lured Apple to China says Tim Cook
Tuesday 22nd December 2015 05:05 GMT
Re: ...and if you believe that one, I have some ocean front property in AZ
"...In the end, its Walmart's fault. We have no one to blame but ourselves."
I don't think so.
In Sept of 2010, Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic bill on Tuesday to end tax deductions enjoyed by companies that close their U.S. plants and move overseas.
Chicago cops under fire for astonishingly high dashcam, mic failures
'Powerful blast' at Glasgow City Council data centre prompts IT meltdown
Pandora pleased with 15% rate hike for streaming music
Assembly of tech giants convene to define future of computing
Sunday 20th December 2015 20:13 GMT
The future of computing?
The future of computing? That's easy.
Break away from the mainframe terminal model we have gone back to and embracing the whole damn point of the PC that made it popular to begin with: inde-fucking-depedence.
Mark my words. Cloud computing is just one big disaster/catastrophe of the death and destruction kind from falling out of favor.
I sincerely hope I'm wrong but mankind's history says you can pretty much bank on it.
Now for today's daily hack: The Hello Kitty empire was hacked for about 3 million accounts. No joke. This is real news.
SpaceX launch is a go for Sunday after successful static fire completed
Sunday 20th December 2015 20:05 GMT
Re: Someone forgot Grasshopper
"And those that recall Grasshopper have forgotten the NASA vertical-takeoff and landing rocket, the DC-X which did pretty much everything the Grasshopper did but twenty years earlier."
You have made me sad today remembering this.
Nonetheless, it's always good to remind people just how far behind we are and that much of our current super cool tech was created years and decades ago.
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