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NothingUnknown
On The Verge since Nov 03, 2011
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You complain about price and compare it to a 1400 dollar laptop? That’s what the extra 300 got you; 1080p screen.
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I agree. If the public found out the government was tracking their location too, that would be the line. People stupidly think everything they do online is public because most of what they do is interact on social networks so they let that slide. Tracking your every movement though?
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i7 OC to 4.5Ghz
GTX 680 + GTX 470 for Physx
Mushkin Chronos 256 SSD
OCZ Vertex 2 128 SSD (Spare SSD for coding environments)
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I’m sure Obama was toasting to the new NSA arrangement. Costolo had his arms folded in disapproval. Microsoft held its own celebration at the Redmond campus.
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They offer them through origin at least besides most of the sports. Only older games are on steam.
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Big name titles and all ea games, yeah. Others are usually 10 to 15 dollars cheaper.
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Then they can provide their own fucking troops. We have no place in Syria, and starting a NATO led “liberation” will lead to another few billion wasted for the sake of other peoples liberty while ours are stripped bare. Let them figure out their own problems.
We have already been fueling this war for long enough by helping supply the rebels with weapons.
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I’m okay with the government taking my liberties as long as they don’t take away my freedoms.
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Of course not. But they can look for patterns like IED components, weapons, and even count the number of people in your living room in case you amass an army of followers 100 strong.
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Of course its possible. No one doubts that. The problem ends up being once you go up to 7970 class GPUs or higher which require more bandwidth than a low end mobile GPU. It all depends on how many PCI lanes they gave to the 6 ports. You might be bandwidth starved once you hook up a few devices.
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Just wait until you start mixing those app icons with those from the app store and their heavily glossy look!
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“Adjust the mortar for 10000 feet, and 10 feet for the building to the left of it”
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The “you should use both” seems to hint at training material.
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Be big and be loud. That’s the only way to survive in these circumstances without encountering a “car accident” or a “heart attack”.
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Recommended quicktek's comment in President Obama on NSA spying: Congress has known about it and approved for years
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Recommended Akeldama_1's comment in President Obama on NSA spying: Congress has known about it and approved for years
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Veto it if he can or campaign for it to be eliminated. Instead he did nothing.
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Them fancy words don’t belong in merica.
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After the recent NSA news, who the hell knows.
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Recommended precious_pony's comment in Google helps DOJ make first big mistake in Apple ebook trial
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Recommended Chubbs Hand's comment in Secret NSA spying: how can it be stopped?
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If even the concept of a back door exists, I doubt the government suddenly cares about people and the nations they belong to. They would have access to everything and would for sure make use of it.
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If you have nothing to hide, then by all means; forward all of your mail to fbi@prism.gov. Saves them data mining time.
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Access to servers give them formatted data that can be easily processed for key words or whatever they are after. Just sniffing packets would require quite a system to make sense of it all. Not to mention, communications could be encrypted if some are savy enough. Having access to servers that users believed were trusted without any sort of protection and in an easy to process format (such as querying a table) is the holy grail of information access.
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It’s a sad day when leaving a paper trail is safer than sending a message on the internet.
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Recommended Zubieta's comment in Secret program gives NSA, FBI backdoor access to Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft data
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Response protocol 5: If information regarding PRISM is ever leaked to the public, state publicly that you are not involved and that you have never heard of it. Fanboyism built up over the years will assure you are believed by the public and operation PRISM can continue unhindered. People are stupid and gullible. What do they know?
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Not to mention they had large established communication systems which is what the government is after.
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They probably wanted to be most favored nation for private information and NSA wouldn’t accept the terms.
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I’m sure you could get atom in there. You sure as hell couldn’t get that display with atom though. Not until next years refresh.
