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About Lord Lidl of Cheem
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I wish they would put AT&T's lobbying arm in charge of Brexit - they are clearly experts in the 'cake & eat it' outcome that Mrs May clearly desires.
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He who controls Fox News, controls the world.
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At least the US has the good grace to pretend they're not doing it - we get it announced to us like its some kind of amazing new service!
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I'd rather see a farmer with a new tractor than officer atv-tazerer with a new grenade launcher.
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And in tonight's news,
Country trying to mandate invisible global backdoors cries about invisible global backdoors.
It's almost like these guys take a hypocritic oath...
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Lets hope nobody brings out a game where you play an armed highschool teacher tasked with shooting unruly students to keep the class GPA high!
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Surely companies like speedtest.net will have detailed, accurate geographical breakdowns and analyses ready to go - perhaps rather than rely on the fox to tell us how many chickens are in the henhouse - we ask the farmer?
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I recently spotted that they are bringing out a Theo Klein - John Deere fix your own tractor engine toy for kids. This is either a clever ruse or a massive snub! From the description:
Your little one can take apart and rebuild their very own John Deere engine with the John Deere Tractor Engine. There are 12 steps to rebuilding the engine. They can remove the motor, replace the battery, repair the headlight, check the oil level, repair the cooler, jack up the vehicle, replace wheel and brake disk, replace the mudguard, check the horn, repair the ignition, replace the glow plugs and replace the shock strut. With tools included and lights and sound effects this will provide hours of roleplay fun.
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Who goes to jail when the government breaks the law?
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They should probably pause the DDOS investigation for a couple of days and get their requests in for the necessary information and records for the fraud investigation BEFORE the FCC has time to claim its been "lost"
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I think the focus should be on the first person who shared it to an unintended recipient of the person who originally created it. If two people want to share intimates that should be their business - if one of them then passes it on beyond then it becomes a problem, by focussing on this specific act we could bring a little common sense to these kinds of situations.
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Pretty much all marketing could be classed as fake news - Don Draper's of the world beware!
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I'm a member of the generation who were shown the 'Tourettes - I swear I can't help it' video as part of a well-meaning exercise to raise awareness of the syndrome and to foster a greater understanding of the issues and stigmas surrounding it.
Unfortunately you can probably guess what happens when you show a bunch of schoolkids a video of people swearing and say its alright they have tourettes - that video did not have the intended effect and neither will this.
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If " Officers may not intentionally use the device to access information that is solely stored remotely." and "all travelers must unlock or decrypt devices/accounts" - account based access is mostly solely stored remotely, if they're asking for online accounts to be unlocked they're intentionally accessing information that is solely stored remotely.
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They'll soon be charging you a fee for all the amazing lobbying they're doing on your behalf.
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These guys should be brought in to negotiate Brexit - clearly masters of 'Having Cake & Eating It Too' techniques.
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Has anyone thought to look which ISP the original owners of the 'real' fake email addresses were using?
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It would be interesting to see what happens if someone in the government did something similar to what Skelton did with personal data from the government - would the government be held liable in that scenario?
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Next week: Vote against Net Neutrality or the kitten gets it!