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Barack Obama unlikely to be able to keep his BlackBerry (or even email of any sort) as President, due to legal requirements regarding record keeping (huh? … gulfstream/2552
Bruce Schneier answers some questions on security. Not as paranoid as you might think: he uses the same password for low security sites, buys stuff from … gulfstream/2359
Good, uh, “appreciation” of Facebook from Ben Brown: “Facebook’s crack engineering staff will continually release new applications and features … gulfstream/2372
The number one argument against national ID cards is that it will lead to more cops and judges being killed, and the number five is that it … gulfstream/1752
John Seigenthaler’s Wikipedia entry was wrong for 132 days, which makes him unhappy. gulfstream/1893
iTunes 6.0.2 phones home to Apple with your listening history? Turns out that it only does this if the “MiniStore” pane is open, but the fact … gulfstream/1935
“For Europeans, scolding the Bush administration for everything from Guantanamo to the Iraq War to secret CIA prisons has become a full-time job. But … gulfstream/1975
Google on identifiable people appearing in Street View images: “Street View only features imagery taken on public property and is not real time. This … gulfstream/2293
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CASPIAN Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion And Numbering
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | How DNA may tell police the surname of the criminal
The weirdness of crowds
"... when I wrote the privacy statement for the thing I said I wouldn't use the IP addresses, because I thought people might be freaked by the data gathering aspect. Now, it turns out that only two people bothered to read the privacy policy, so I could ha
Radiant Core: Blog: Deconstructing Facebook Beacon JavaScript
