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humanspecies

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    Comment #6564749

    Every sensational title that pops up is sure to disappoint you. These guys optimized some JS and you called it "reinvent the WWW". Ridiculous.

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    Comment #6306672

    Google and Microsoft have agreed WITH government consent, that the only way to save face is to blame the government and pretend like they're suing and making a big fuss over it. Mi…

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    Comment #6305371

    His comment has no merit whatsoever. EFF are good guys by any measure of good. Their vision and their purpose are absolutely noble.

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    Comment #6302860

    Who said the tech companies don't want to cooperate with the government? Every CEO in this Country wants to be invited to one of those dinners with Obama, where Steve Jobs and Zuck…

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    Comment #6301906

    The leaked papers offer a tiny glimpse into the tip of a gigantic hidden iceberg. We don't realy know the size of these institutions and that is cause for concern, IMO, as in a dem…

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    Comment #6283847

    If you are curious about math but never took on a college level course, I highly recommend you take Prof. Devlin's Intro to Math Thinking Coursera course, starting in sept. His cla…

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    Comment #6279496

    So what? I don't get it, this and the top comment are trying to scare people from seeing a hacked page?

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    Comment #6246050

    I just thought I'd drop by and say fuck you Matt Cutts. Hope you get fired for your payday loans spam.

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    Comment #6245985

    Someone at moz is getting a raise for getting this POS spam on here.

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    Comment #6210840

    In my day a framework was a major piece of generic software used to deploy databases, large scale data flow and service millions of reequests per minute. These days you write a fuc…

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    Comment #6201144

    Even if the only purpose is to propagate absurdly naive and ineffective ideas? What, google and apple "fighting" the US Government they've gladly been cooperating with since foreve…

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    Comment #6201117

    What makes you think any of those companies want that? They're happy where they are. Profits are good. This article is one of the most naive pieces I've ever read. What do Google, …

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    Comment #6039658

    AMD is probably cooperating with the government on the same level as Intel.

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    Comment #6039657

    > It is really, really hard for me to see this as anything other than utter paranoia. It is really really hard for me to imagine Intel not beeing 100% cooperative with the NSA.

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    Comment #5980664

    Google better go back to basics. They need to work on real honest not ad-driven search again. Search quality is dwindling(I don't need 2 billion amazon and ebay listings on search …

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    Comment #5978648

    Thanks Google, for investing on the best web browser out there!

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    Comment #5903191

    Fucking Google is manipulating these threads, trying to white wash their secret spying deals. Don't fall for this bullshit, Google has been in the spying business for ages now. The…

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    Comment #5902108

    Google fanboys make this discussion hard to take seriously. Google was caught pants down spying on everyone, stop trying to white wash it.

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    Comment #5902103

    We have enough information for an informed decision now, thanks to Edward Snowden.

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    Comment #5902101

    The leaked slides say clearly the government can query the servers at will. They get real time login data, logout data and payload data. I don't know why people keep putting this i…

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    Comment #5901826

    I recommend everyone have a look at the leaked documents and the extent to which all those companies participated in it and then judge their public relations reactions afterwards. …

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    Comment #5900568

    Warning: this article does not present any evidence. Schneier is a great cryptologist, I've read his books, I've carried them around, I'm a big fan of his work. BUT. He's seriously…

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    Comment #5883739

    My guess is more people liked you when you were just a hacker that almost got in Bradley Manning's shoes.

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    Comment #5883707

    Well this is 100% bullshit

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    Comment #5878168

    Chrome is the most invasive piece of spyware you could ever install. Unless you turn off some 10 or more options, it literally phones back your entire online activity, in or out of…