OedipusRex

"The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, alleges Uber broadly invaded the privacy of the Lyft drivers, specifically violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act and Federal Wiretap Act and engaged in unfair competition"

I'd argue that Vox is closer to MSM than it's viewer's would like to believe. They're fact-lite and heavy on opinion; every party has 'em.

That being said I watch everything they put out on YouTube. Some of it's really good.

That person works at Amazon, they don't need a GoFundMe.

AWS is down.

I'd argue that Trump probably doesn't have a clue this even exist, someone else dictated it's archival/removal.

They have "made" cameras before, one was a pair of sunglasses iirc.

But still. Make that your slogan?

Still don't use the native camera on Android.

They Google'd it.

I would describe it as a feature for a target audience. /s

They took a ton of screen real estate just to show us pictures of people typing into non-descriptive text-editors and people use laptops.

Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

Who would enforce it on any website? The US government, or W3C, or IANA? Everyone talks about a free and open web and no one wants someone poking around behind the scenes. I don't trust anyone to enforce password rules for fear of exploitation. The user is responsible for their password security and it should stop there.

That being said, Yahoo should have force reset passwords.

Regulations would be impossible to enforce. You can write up as many laws as you want but trying to enforce security constraints on new websites alone is an impossible task.

A few people in the early days of Justin.tv (now just known as Twitch) would "LifeCast", one of the more popular broadcasters ended up working for Twitch.

So it's a better quality Chinese knock off? We need a word for this.

A war with who?

>In an interview with police and prosecutors last week, Diaz said he "felt Google was watching him and it made him upset."

Well, they are.

Exactly, nothing about this was "new", it takes trust to be a leader. WOW! This was a plug for a book.

I have the feeling if this happens land will be bought up by corporations, not the other way around.

It's not so much that urban development kills "character", it's that current urban development methods are ugly. They have no class to them. The "not in my backyard" argument will always be brought about by people who's previously beautiful surroundings are replaced by brick rectangles with evenly spaced windows. The trick is to make urban areas attractive but not gentrified.

"More than 36% of the internet content is porn". Is this in terms of bandwidth, size of files, or some other metric? If it's size of files then of course porn in going to be a large percentage of files because video files are large.

As much money as Valve and HTC have put into the Vive it makes sense. The more VR games and content available = more Vive's sold. You have to spend money to make money.

Exactly, China's massive cheap labor force and emerging markets give it the position of "fuck you". China knows that first world TNCs want a piece of the pie and China is grooming it's domestic (see "state run") corporations to reap the benefits.

And lose all that cheap labor? China knows that threat would be empty.

If you haven't play Estranged yet, it's amazing. http://store.steampowered.com/app/261820/

As well, it seems to be non-domestic students who are from countries with low English language penetration, possibly because they tend to have peer groups almost exclusively of their native language.

Again, this is anecdotal.

While technically the same engine, this is actually Garry's Mod.

The onboard Wifi and Bluetooth really makes the barrier of entry for IoT $5 (assuming the stick with the $5 mark)

Does anyone have concrete evidence that Tumblr didn't get axed? I don't think the article said anything about it, unless that falls under "lifestyle".

I hope all of his post on this blog are like this one (https://kevin.is/committed-to-github/, Kevin is committed to GitHub)

I feel like whoever ran that contest should have checked to see that all of the winning accounts were connected.