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Darkman Fanpage posted:tbf i think most of the world has given up on proofreading. it drives me insane how many typos i find everywhere It's not a typo Quite the opposite Ed blls
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Epic High Five posted:Does this mean I could buy the history of some of the dumber Congresspeople? they probably wont sell it to you lol telecoms can now sell this info to a bunch of business and proxy out poo poo on people that might oppose net neutrality etc.
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That's bad !!! Real bad !
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a dinosaur sized bandage wouldve killed me more than saved me with premiums under AHCA part 2
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FAUXTON posted:Lol ideally it should, but naturally they'll restrict who can buy because assholes rule the world. I just need to know it's collected on some poorly secured hard drive at Comcast somewhere lmao That's going to be the biggest, fattest target for hackers in history
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Lastgirl posted:a dinosaur sized bandage wouldve killed me more than saved me with premiums under AHCA part 2 appreciate the congrats
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DogonCrook posted:So the building that blew up in mosul.. Is this separate from the mosque they totally didn't blow up because they blew up the building next to it?
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it's really awesome how america just keeps loving itself and it's own people for no reason like this anti-privacy law. Have fun in your literal nightmare corporate surveillance state. and welcome to the club of 3rd world authoritarian regimes. Al-Saqr fucked around with this message at 23:36 on Mar 28, 2017 |
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I did a thing posted:for reals? With HTTP they can literally see everything. With HTTPS (most sites) they can see the pages you visit. This gives a surprising amount of information, itself. Get a VPN. I am going to shill for PrivateInternetAccess, which is like $40/year and you can put it on 5 things. I have it on desktop, laptop, tablet, phone, and wife's phone. Zokari posted:what exactly is their justification for repealing privacy laws
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:They are "Stifling innovation" No worries, the Invisible Hand will step in after too many companies suffer data breaches and millions of people file expensive lawsuits seeking liability
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DogonCrook posted:How? as i said before, the easiest method is just login -> fb coinciding, thats outright if you've never used your name for anything. oh, and someone has to pay the bill on the account, so it has to be literally anyone who lives in xyz household making those searches most of the time.
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Zokari posted:what exactly is their justification for repealing privacy laws The GOP argument: If Facebook, Apple, and Google can all collect this information and use/sell it--why can't your ISP?!
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also i want to congratulate everyone itt for already having decades of internet history to already sell, so lol if you googled digimon wrong in 6th grade
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A Handed Missus posted:Napmaster Rex met with the foreign ministers of the Baltic countries so they could set up a timetable for annexation by Russia "Poses" is a bit of a stretch.
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Mar 28, 2017 23:34
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anime was right posted:as i said before, the easiest method is just login -> fb coinciding, thats outright if you've never used your name for anything. oh, and someone has to pay the bill on the account, so it has to be literally anyone who lives in xyz household making those searches most of the time. can phishers make a boatload of money doing this now i mean rules just makes illegal poo poo more moneytastic and exciting~! information prohibition era, in the roaring 2020s~
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anime was right posted:also i want to congratulate everyone itt for already having decades of internet history to already sell, so lol if you googled digimon wrong in 6th grade yeah there was this time i googled digimon and porn didnt come up, it was horrible
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Pop-o-Matic Trouble posted:canadian telecoms want to ban vpns because people use them to access american netflix. everythings poo poo. Also many have offshore nodes. But yeah, no promises.
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HycoCam posted:The GOP argument: If Facebook, Apple, and Google can all collect this information and use/sell it--why can't your ISP?! There is probably a @dril line for this.
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Mar 28, 2017 23:35
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We went from skinny president to fat president so abruptly. Maybe we should have thrown in a chubby president in between there to cushion the shock.
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GobiasIndustries posted:Actually, I'm gonna post this crazy theory: Hillary Clinton would not have had a majority of the Senate and definitely not the House. Literally everything she would have done would be protested and Merrick Garland or whoever wouldn't have been passed. Jason Chaffetz said he had multiple years of investigations against her ready to go if she won. Everything would be the same except it wouldn't be as funny because she wouldn't be tweeting insane poo poo 24/7. And Trump being insanely bad might turn out to lead to 'progressive' policies due to people realizing that the Republicans are totally full of poo poo because they are in charge of literally everything right now and can't do poo poo and what they propose is actively damaging for everyone. quote:Gust Avrakotos: There's a little boy and on his 14th birthday he gets a horse... and everybody in the village says, "how wonderful. The boy got a horse" And the Zen master says, "we'll see." Two years later, the boy falls off the horse, breaks his leg, and everyone in the village says, "How terrible." And the Zen master says, "We'll see." Then, a war breaks out and all the young men have to go off and fight... except the boy can't cause his legs all messed up. and everybody in the village says, "How wonderful."
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Mar 28, 2017 23:36
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can't you opt out
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HycoCam posted:The GOP argument: If Facebook, Apple, and Google can all collect this information and use/sell it--why can't your ISP?! hmm i wonder why they didn't work to prevent those companies from collecting information instead
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dwarf74 posted:Banning VPNs is harder than it sounds because like every company in america uses VPNs for their work-at-home people. yeah whats more likely is making vpns prohibitively expensive.
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Lastgirl posted:a dinosaur sized bandage wouldve killed me more than saved me with premiums under AHCA part 2 gangrene is god's way of bringing u closer to him, in heaven
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FabioClone posted:We went from skinny president to fat president so abruptly. Maybe we should have thrown in a chubby president in between there to cushion the shock. trump on inauguration day WAS chubby president. his waistline hasnt even begun to expand
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oddium posted:can't you opt out ahahaha
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the privacy stuff was only adopted in oct 2016, so it's not like we've had some long established privacy rules remember that courts have called out IP addresses as not being something you can use to identify someone trivially
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oddium posted:can't you opt out thats what the trump voters thought when it didn't affect them directly but did
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https://twitter.com/peteralexander/status/846824972991565824 Open the floodgates
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No, now the zen master says: "NITE CREW!!!!!!!!!"
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Zokari posted:what exactly is their justification for repealing privacy laws The justification given is that the laws aren't consistent between ISPs and companies which provide services over the internet; while I'd agree this is a problem, rather than start applying restrictions to companies like Google to better protect user privacy, instead they remove everyone's privacy, which is considerably worse given that ISPs can track and see everything you do, provided you're not using a VPN or something.
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NofrikinfuN posted:"Poses" is a bit of a stretch. yeah it's more like leaning tower of fatness
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anime was right posted:ahahaha are you laughing with joy because yes
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keep in mind this affects everyone, but as a tool to keep people down, its pretty solid. there's strong chances a congressman's history could leak via a company that buys it being insecure. but now imagine russia exists, russia hacks an insecure company that owns the web data of millions of people. mind you, fb/google etc, the companies that have the most amount of info, are way less likely be insecure. but a secondary company that buys it for background check purposes, or advertising purposes, may have access to this info but they could be vulnerable to something catastrophically stupid.
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Thanks for everyone letting me vent about my insane experience yesterday  I feel like the Trump threads have been real cathartic for a lot of people and it was nice to vent about whatever the hell that was. So, back to Power Rangers and crazy tweets I guess.
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Al! posted:No, now the zen master says: "NITE CREW!!!!!!!!!" seriously, that zen master gets it like we do inshafuckenallah
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anime was right posted:as i said before, the easiest method is just login -> fb coinciding, thats outright if you've never used your name for anything. oh, and someone has to pay the bill on the account, so it has to be literally anyone who lives in xyz household making those searches most of the time. Right but they cant definitively say it was you using the computer, which makes it completley useless to act on.
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Rocks posted:https://twitter.com/peteralexander/status/846824972991565824 mexican standoff at high nunes 
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FabioClone posted:We went from skinny president to fat president so abruptly. Maybe we should have thrown in a chubby president in between there to cushion the shock. we could have, but we didn't
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