speedyrev

Wish I could click and get Netscape

There's a car in my town that has a mix of B's and 8's. Almost impossible to tell which is which.

I don't think the law was as much of a concern as prominent people's reputations.

If it had Amazon Prime, it would be a perfect match for me. Until then, Roku.

So a step further, you could add a user input feature and let people track any word they want.

I don't know that the site is NSFW, but clicking the links on the site is not advised at work.

SPOILER: A year from now we find out this is an NSA black ops project.

Not only do they have face models. But they have immense details about those faces. Location, relationship connections, product endorsements, work and school connections... After the last few revelations about the NSA that have come out. I think you should assume that it is all being used.

Because it gives him positive press. Plain and simple.

How about a text field that allows you to write something about them. "Dude with weird hair, works for Widgets Inc. Said he was divorced but had a daughter in college." Then make that info available when he calls me.

Just make sure there is no check in the box.

This is technology fixing a problem that doesn't exist.

If your data, encrypted or not, travels through the US or any of it's allies, don't you think they already have access if they want it. Privacy is an illusion.

This as a background for an audio EQ would be pretty awesome. Have the different frequencies pulsing through the particles :D

http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/apostro.asp

See rule #4

Well to continue the metaphor, I guess I practice abstinence.

I had the Atrix with the fingerprint sensor. The thing that I liked was being able to unlock the phone with one hand. But, the sensor was on the top back center, right where your index finger naturally landed. It was really nice when your hands were full.

Lots of hate for a keyboard that is getting reviewed by people based on pictures. Has anybody reviewed it after actually getting their hands on one?

Also keep in mind that the last portion starting with "I have a dream..." and following was all improvised. The original draft didn't include those words.

I don't have a lot of respect for any coder who is afraid of leaving the pretty GUI of Windows. They would rather fragment the project than get their hands dirty.

What happens if someone steals your laptop from the table at the end of the conveyor? Does TSA have any liability since the laptop was taken from your possession by them?

Well that ruined the end of "Total Recall"

http://thenextweb.com/google/2013/08/14/no-google-did-not-sa... Misquote.

I am aware of the connotation that you sited. But my point is that he is being tried in the media, and perception matters. So, no, I don't think it's OK to label him as a traitor.

No. He has not been convicted of treason. We still have due process.

Anybody else feel that the author of this theory likes weed a little too much?

As soon as I saw the pic, I thought of this. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1637725/

I hope it's more child friendly

Well, since the Commodore 64 wasn't released until I was 18 yrs old, my answer is no.

Local law enforcement doesn't need million dollar drones or a sizable payload. There are already many small cheap drones available for local use. All that is really needed is a functioning camera.

I think you quoted me and posted in the wrong place.

What about a system that had no data retention but could actively scan and compare to a list of plates that had warrants, Amber Alerts or BOLO's. Surveillance is only going to get easier with tech. Rules of use is what is important.