p37307 | 12 years ago | on: White House Tried To Interfere With Washington Post's Report
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p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: how to disable gmail new compose?
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Prince William's wife Kate admitted into hospital in early stages of labor
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Prince William's wife Kate admitted into hospital in early stages of labor
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: Transfer analog data via digital line?
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Riddle-How do you get a GOP politician indicted and facing…
Rep Beck is a high-ranking member of the Ohio House and has served as 54th District representative since 2009.
He is the chair of the Ways and Means committee, and he's also on the Finance and Appropriations committee.
The full list of felony charges against Beck are:
Two counts of misrepresentations in the sale of a security. Two counts of unlicensed sale of securities. Two counts of fraud in the sale of securities. Two counts of sale of unregistered securities. Two counts of selling securities in an insolvent company without full disclosure. Two counts of making a false statement about the financial condition of an issuer. Four counts of theft by deception.
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Anonymous posts usernames and passwords of US Congress staffers
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Why We Can No Longer Trust Microsoft
People want the ease of computing not secure computing. The polls show it. In the US everyone but the geeks are OK with the NSA. Sad.
The system is going to have to change to federated data. Email, Social media, everything. Appliances owned by the individual. Either located in the home or small server appliances "rented" at a colocation facility and every user's info on their appliance. Any warrants are served to the individual not the "processing" or interpreting host that parses the data in their UI or service. The host, whether Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, etc would notify the requester that that info is on a server rented solely by the user and they have no standing to grant or honor the warrant as they are the wrong party.
Please note I use voice typing due to fine motor control and this comment may contain errors.
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: DuckDuckGo: illusion of privacy?
DDG, hushmail, etc. Doesn't really matter does it if the NSA gets you at your internet connection and reads what you are doing from your service providers trunk?
You can DuckDuck and Go and hush your email. If they are grabbing it at the point of your modem and your internet provider, the illusion is you are secure but really you are not.
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Googling "Hacker News" does not bring News.YCombinator.com
SafeSearch off.
Here is the complete url of the search: https://www.google.com/search?q=hacker+news&oq=hacker+new
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Epic Google+ Fail & why randomly sharing entire +1'ed (liked) post of a friend.
Thank you Google Plus for including this in my stream without my consent. At least it wasn't a nude like it was yesterday. This is not something I wouldn't have pop up in my stream in the middle of the afternoon with visitors in the house. I also find it degrading. And no, this isn't a forced post by my wife. Although if you keep putting sexually explicit posts in my stream, it could cause problems.
Auto Shared: Large Blue Meme stating: Women wake up yawning and men wake up with erections. Coincidence?
Editorial: I get to choose where I put the people I follow. Sometimes I follow someone because they may develop or have an interest in Linux. Maybe the Banjo. Could be health or news.
Grant it, not everyone will post on one subject. I don't. If someone comes up with content I might not share their view, maybe Adult related, politics, Gaming, etc, I can choose to put them in a circle or list (if on Facebook) that doesn't show up on my desktop or workstation. I have to manually go to that circle or list to view the content.
Google's new random "your Friend +1 this" puts the entire post on the home screen. This can cause many problems if certain materials pop up at the wrong "real life" social time. Dinner with the family and kids, mother in law, in the case of the large busted women from Thursday.
Not allowing the Home screen to filter these out is just wrong and an Epic fail for G+ at this time.
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Is there a solution to my manic cloud
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Solar panel contract is under review
p37307 | 12 years ago | on: Diagnosis: Insufficient Outrage
As far as my rates go, I did notice almost everything, even items done at the local office, was an outpatient procedure billed by the mother hospital, at least in part. Also something I have noticed in the increase in lab work.
I am a chronic patient, I have a heart implant, feeding tube and an infusion pump that puts baclofen directly in the spinal area.
With co-pays going out of this world under this new system, we have elected to do many things at home that used to be done at the office. Changing out my feeding tube used to cost a few hundred dollars and jumped to over $6000 last fall. My wife now changes it at home. I have my Baclofen pump refilled at home instead of the office by a third party. I elected to send my heart readings over the phone instead of going into the office, except twice a year. Finally, when I make all my appointments within days of each other when possible and make them share lab results. They don't like this but I can't afford all the extra charges out of pocket. Even the monthly b-12 shot had a significant rate increase. Once again, I choose a cheaper route. The local non-affiliated walk-in clinic for the b-12 shot.
It is nice to see this article. It explains alot. At 41 with a form of Parkinson's Plus, the nickle and diming has to stop. I don't know where the $$$ is going to come from.