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   Overcast, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 8:40am

   
   

   What a new concept....

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   Mr. Derp, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 8:48am

   
   

   In other news, the sun is big and hot.

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   Anonymous Coward, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 8:50am

   
   

   Yes, but not at night!

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   Well that's dumb

   

   TheDock22, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 9:00am

   
   

   Most companies make you sign a confidentiality agreement. If you leak information, not only can you be fired but you can be sued. So...why did the security firms waste all this money again?

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   Re: Well that's dumb

   

   Magicdiablo, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 9:09am

   
   

   Because they have nothing else better to do with all that money. Who wants to spend money on research on bigger and better things, like a better security protocol, or teaching "Americans"to speak English? Eh, we don't need that. Yet another reason stupidity rules the world.

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   youhadmeatyes, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 9:27am

   
   

   Niiiiiice! LOL!

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   The opposite of openness

   

   Ray, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 9:45am

   
   

   This in the same month that Wired published an eye-opening look at why true openness in the forms of blogs and the like may be the key to companies successfully using those tools to connect with customers and stakeholders. More companies should have the courage to operate in the open. The whole notion of proprietary knowledge is so 20th century.

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   BREAKING NEWS!!!!

   

   SkippyTMut, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 9:51am

   
   

   Security Firms gives away own huge money making secret!!!!!!
   
   The secret: Get people all worried about stuff like blogs and social networks so they will pay us to "help" them

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   Anonymous Coward, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 10:04am

   
   

   So since you can't see it, it is no longer big or hot?

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    Anonymous Coward, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 10:36am

    
    

    Actually, the sun is still big and hot at night. You just can't see it.

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    Our Comrade, the Sun

    

    Elohssa, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 11:03am

    
    

    I have learned through sources better not named, that the sun visits foreign nations at night, some of whom are COMMUNIST!
    
    That's right, while your children are in their beds, dreaming the AMERICAN DREAM, that leftist pinko commie sun is shining down on those heathen bastards!
    
    Something must be done!

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    Security Risks

    

    Charles Griswold, Mar 28th, 2007 @ 4:19pm

    
    

    Next thing you know, they will be saying that the next big internet security risk is people, because they talk with each other. :-P

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    |333173|3|_||3, Mar 29th, 2007 @ 8:55am

    
    

    The next security risk is computers. If all teh computers were eradicated, there would be no more spam, no more viruses, and the worlds computer networks would be virtually secure.If all devices which could be reprogrammed except by hardware modification were removed, all malware would forever be killed off.
    
    Teaching Americans english is a bad idea, it would be better to let the two languages go thier seperate ways. That way, when the Americans are trying to use a language which is only bareley intelligible (like Portugese and Spanish, if you speak one you can vaugely understand the other), then people will recognise that the languages are happliy separating. Local content laws throughout the commonwealth, conservative press, and anti-Americanism will all help that divergence by reducing the flow of words adn usages from one to the other. Creating a perfect machine translator would be the ideal soltion, since this would allow the same site to show English and American text, with only one set of writing. the use of different US and British versions of books also helps this.

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