88118 pts ยท September 25, 2014
Then use private browsing in Firefox.
Presumably one is an actual entrance
We don't know how they were found, only where. The authorities may have been tipped off by someone who saw them being put in there.
Other airlines seem to get by without weighing travelers one by one
Cutting tools https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg18624943-600-finger-chopped-off-to-beat-car-security/
In the Cambridge Analytica scandal Facebook was one of the parties responsible for the privacy violation and they were fined billions for it by the FTC.
Reaching out to the FTC (a government agency) is how it's meant to work. From the link: "You may be wondering how the European Union will enforce a law in territory it does not control. The fact is, foreign governments help other countries enforce their laws through mutual assistance treaties and other mechanisms all the time."
https://gdpr.eu/compliance-checklist-us-companies/
Just because they haven't paid yet doesn't mean they won't. The flow of information between the EU and US depends on compliance with the GDPR. That much became clear after Cambridge Analytica
The leaked signing key is a different issue
It's only going to get better, smaller, faster, cheaper over time
And how they get the Caramilk inside the Caramilk bar, what's in McDonald's special sauce, what KFC's 11 herbs and spices are, and of course what you're willing to spend money on
It was on the second page of the article
You mean you're not currently using Spring2023! ?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2015/may/22/edward-snowden-rights-to-privacy-video
I have now. That thing is more like a saw than a rake. That being said, LPL is probably the only person on the planet who has one.
No need to repo the wrong car. They can just move fast and break pedestrians and then blame the customer for that
There's a number of possibilities when considering autonomous vehicles operating against their owners wishes. Some dreamt up by Stephen King
The ones who don't understand the difference between sponsored results and organic results in Google Search
Indeed, a part of the lighting system failed rather than the individual bulbs. Thank you for your precision
Apparently this macro feature sometimes records and replays when you don't want it to.
Excellent point
Of course, authorities wish they could just "break glass in case of emergency" when it comes to encryption
... until the robot gets hacked
Exactly
A RARity?
Yay! We still get to have ad blockers as long as they're lobotomized
Definitely "in the end"
I wondered if it was actually a screenshot from the video, but this is a different lock and different ice cream
It does block them, just not very well. It's enough to making using the door annoying, but not impossible
Then use private browsing in Firefox.
Presumably one is an actual entrance
We don't know how they were found, only where. The authorities may have been tipped off by someone who saw them being put in there.
Other airlines seem to get by without weighing travelers one by one
Cutting tools https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg18624943-600-finger-chopped-off-to-beat-car-security/
In the Cambridge Analytica scandal Facebook was one of the parties responsible for the privacy violation and they were fined billions for it by the FTC.
Reaching out to the FTC (a government agency) is how it's meant to work. From the link: "You may be wondering how the European Union will enforce a law in territory it does not control. The fact is, foreign governments help other countries enforce their laws through mutual assistance treaties and other mechanisms all the time."
https://gdpr.eu/compliance-checklist-us-companies/
Just because they haven't paid yet doesn't mean they won't. The flow of information between the EU and US depends on compliance with the GDPR. That much became clear after Cambridge Analytica
The leaked signing key is a different issue
It's only going to get better, smaller, faster, cheaper over time
And how they get the Caramilk inside the Caramilk bar, what's in McDonald's special sauce, what KFC's 11 herbs and spices are, and of course what you're willing to spend money on
It was on the second page of the article
You mean you're not currently using Spring2023! ?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2015/may/22/edward-snowden-rights-to-privacy-video
I have now. That thing is more like a saw than a rake. That being said, LPL is probably the only person on the planet who has one.
No need to repo the wrong car. They can just move fast and break pedestrians and then blame the customer for that
There's a number of possibilities when considering autonomous vehicles operating against their owners wishes. Some dreamt up by Stephen King
The ones who don't understand the difference between sponsored results and organic results in Google Search
Indeed, a part of the lighting system failed rather than the individual bulbs. Thank you for your precision
Apparently this macro feature sometimes records and replays when you don't want it to.
Excellent point
Of course, authorities wish they could just "break glass in case of emergency" when it comes to encryption
... until the robot gets hacked
Exactly
A RARity?
Yay! We still get to have ad blockers as long as they're lobotomized
Definitely "in the end"
I wondered if it was actually a screenshot from the video, but this is a different lock and different ice cream
It does block them, just not very well. It's enough to making using the door annoying, but not impossible