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There was a subvocalization mic project out of MIT back in 2018.

Apparently, there are several tests that can be used but no single test is sufficient.

Source: CDC - https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/diagnosis/animals-humans.html

This seems more like 'Glassdoor' targeted at newsrooms more than 'Rate my Professor'.

The reviews and blog content seem targeted more at career professionals in the industry than people aiming to consume channel content.

I'd completely forgotten that they use that log-in / registration thing.

What does this have to do with the data lost in a hack from 2007? It seems to me that Sony has, in general, bad security and this whole ordeal recently has made them aware that they have been in a vulnerable position.

The site appears dead to me. Google cache here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:FFGpmH8...

There is excellent advice on this subject from Tom Sloper: http://www.sloperama.com/advice/faq61.htm

I would very much appreciate the option to cancel a help request.

I think those legal issues are the reason that Kickstarter doesn't allow you to give shares as a 'thank you' for donating.

It appears that so far the manual remains unchanged, so my use isn't really interrupted.

What about IndieGoGo?

If anything it's worth a shot, request sent :)

Facts, and real, unbiased data would probably cause the major 'news' industry to loose big ratings money.

I wonder if this would sponsor any relevant legislation. US based sites being forced to this TLD in order to place Liability for Minors on parents.