m0v_eax | 9 years ago | on: Facebook uses location to suggest new friends
If you have actual enemies, it might make sense to block them on things like Facebook, LinkedIn, etc..
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m0v_eax | 9 years ago | on: Facebook uses location to suggest new friends
Because people expect services as robust and useful as Facebook to be free? Based on how much time people spend using their service, the user's data is hardly a large price to pay. Have certain types of things you like, profession, education, gender, demographic and expect your profile able to be targeted (anonymously) with advertising. Share something public (including anything above), expect any corporation to be able to see or mine it.
m0v_eax | 9 years ago | on: Facebook uses location to suggest new friends
I love it. I've wished this feature implemented for quite some time.
m0v_eax | 9 years ago | on: Introducing Soylent 1.6 Powder
Regardless, a 1.6 release is still a newsworthy item.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: What is it with the recent DDoS attacks on Linode?
Why put all your eggs in one basket anyway?
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Indian Government adopts an open source policy
Your anecdotal evidence is hardly the norm.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: The Bitcoin Community Disagrees on What Happens Next
Tumblers..
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Why Futurism Has a Cultural Blindspot
What data or study do you have to backup your baseless generalizations?
It may be a generalisation, but it's pretty accurate generally. — [citation needed]
The rich won't envision a future with less (or more) poverty. — [citation needed]
White men are less likely to imagine a future with full gender equality and black liberation than black women are — [citation needed]
People living in the West will think less about the rise of the rest of the world. — [citation needed]
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Why Futurism Has a Cultural Blindspot
Unnecessary generalizations..
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: How we cracked millions of Ashley Madison passwords
Some applications do not store any sensitive information, in which case login keys are not so bad..
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: I love the Victorian era. So I decided to live in it
To each their own. I loath your pessimism and judgement more than the author and her husband. In fact, I find their efforts ambitious, albeit peculiar and boring at times.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: John McAfee announces he's running for President
I wouldn't go that far. At least he would probably not start a war..
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: John McAfee announces he's running for President
I was hoping this wasn't posted yet XD - I believe his recent revelations are as much of a troll as this video.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: MSBuild is going cross-platform with .NET Core
There are people other than you that matter.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Steve Yegge Grades His Own Predictions
He is way off about XML.. It is bloated and tedious to work with. For most scenarios, there are immensely better alternatives.
For the record, I was heavily involved with XML years ago and helped create a popular light weight xml-based cms.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: Solitary Confinement Is Cruel and All Too Common
Solitary confinement is a violation of international human rights and should be treated accordingly.
m0v_eax | 10 years ago | on: FBI Files on Ray Bradbury (1959)
Why are we so hostile to alternate forms of government. :(
/U.S. citizen..
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