Posts by Jamesit 306 publicly visible posts • joined 21 Nov 2014
I just read this on Common Dreams.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/elon-musk-starlink
"'The Corruption Is Staggering': Trump Officials Push Tariffed Nations to Approve Musk's Starlink"
"The glaring conflict of interest inherent in this pressure to preference a Musk-owned company is disgusting," said Public Citizen co-president Lisa Gilbert."
""Panev claimed – dubiously, in the assessment of US authorities, given the nature of the services he acknowledged providing from the very beginning of his work for LockBit and his own extensive familiarity with computer science, hacking, and cybercrime, as discussed in this Affidavit – that he at first did not realize that the work he was doing for LockBit was unlawful," it reads."
WHAT???!!11!!! How could he not know it was illegal? It's a ransom, any ransom should be illegal.
There should be a way to look at the logs to see what the car was reacting to and flag it for review if it was a false positive. Or better yet would be a locally stored video of the drive, with the option to share it with the manufacturer, sharing logs and video must be opt-in and only the portion needed so they can make improvements.
"Only one of these was detailed in the indictment: a thumb drive that prosecutors say was advertised as one that could help users break into computers."
ID10T and using a work email, did he want to get caught? Good luck finding a job after he gets out. The fact that the trial is set for April Fools Day is a nice touch.
If there was a movement where people valued choice, privacy, and transparency you can be sure more than 3% of Internet users would part of it.
Some people running FF change the user-agent so it looks like they're running a different browser, these stats don't list the true market share.
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"According to the patent application, infotainment advertising could be varied depending on the situation and user feedback. In one example, Ford supposes showing a visual ad to passengers every 10 minutes while on the highway, and if someone responds positively to audio ads, the system could ramp up the frequency, playing audio ads every five minutes."
Ford can kiss my shiny metal arse.
"We suspect that such advanced filtering would need some kind of unified inbox for messages and notifications – a feature that we badly miss from our Blackberry Passport a decade ago."
That feature is available by installing Blackberry Hub+ services. On non Blackberry phones it's free for 30 days, It includes BB Hub+ contacts, inbox, notes, tasks, launcher, Password keeper and privacy shade. the BB Keyboard isn't included I hope that changes,
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