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HOW PETER THIEL’S PALANTIR HELPED THE NSA SPY ON THE WHOLE WORLD

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FLU WORLD ORDER: Trump Hires Thiel’s Palantir to Track Americans with Chinese-Style Surveillance App

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Next Step Skynet? Pentagon Plugging AI Into Supply Chain Data Amid COVID-19 Crisis – Report

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SoftRAM - The Story of the Incredible RAM Doubling Scam (A Retrospective) – Michael MJD

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Tom Scott about backwards compatibility | “Why You Can't Name A File “CON” In Windows”

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Zoom Tumbles After Facebook Launches Free Video Calling For Up To 50 People (how is this commie fag any better than the chicoms?)

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“Why You Don’t Need an Expensive Smartphone Anymore” (essay by Chris Hoffman, 2017-07-12).

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Why newer phones have so many cameras — In a nutshell.

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The Serious Downside to Slim Technology Design

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Federal Environment Agency of Germany calls for sealed battery ban (November 2012!)

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Mount Everest is 5G-ready, thanks to Huawei and China Mobile

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Facial recognition company VSBLTY announced that they are working with Photon-X to turn smart city cameras into heartbeat measuring cameras.

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AT&T’s massive TV losses continue as another 900,000 customers flee

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Skynet Is Near - Google Scientists Create Artificial Intelligence That Evolves On Its Own | The algorithms mimic principles of Darwinian evolution, namely "survival of the fittest"...

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Lad wrote a Python script to download Alexa voice recordings, he didn't expect this email.

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Cloudflare spends 3 pages excusing themselves, explaining how their "Family-friendly DNS" filter ended up mistakingly blocking "LGBTQIA+" web sites

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How Dropbox, and Australian hackers, uncovered Zoom's biggest flaws.

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SpiderSilk, a Dubai-based cybersecurity firm found a misconfigured server belonging to facial recognition startup Clearview AI. The misconfiguration exposed internal files, secret keys and credentials, apps, source code, and employee messages.

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One US City Is Deploying A Chinese Firm’s Drones To Police Americans Who Are Not Social Distancing.

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NASA to launch astronauts from U.S. soil for the first time in nearly a decade with help from SpaceX

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Biometrics market research: contactless to reach $70B by 2030, fingerprint sensors, PIAM platforms

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Hacking Against Corporations Surges As Workers Take Computers Home

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India says video conference app Zoom is ‘not safe’ | (and this is coming from street shitters, it must really be unsafe)

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“The Old Internet Died And We Watched And Did Nothing” (essay)

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What brand is best for an external hard drive?

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