Um, 3,000 people followed me on Flipboard today...
Um, 3,000 people followed me on Flipboard today alone. More than 100,000 so far. I guess Flipboard is happening! http://t.co/NxT3GgYGdg
June 17, 2013
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@TeaWithCarl I just wish the NSA would sell me...
@TeaWithCarl I just wish the NSA would sell me backups! :-)
@davewiner I always date with Netflix and...
@davewiner I always date with Netflix and Foursquare.
RT @deblanda: RT @direwolff: Great line up of...
RT @deblanda: RT @direwolff: Great line up of speakers if you can get yourself to @GrowConf in Vancouver" The Future of Business http://t.c…
@bdsams CNET said someone said something that he...
@bdsams CNET said someone said something that he did NOT say. This is NOT right and was horrid journalism.
@bdsams we don't need more info. Even CNET isn't...
@bdsams we don't need more info. Even CNET isn't standing by its own story. The reporter screwed up. Period.
Major stain on CNET's brand in my mind. Horrid...
Major stain on CNET's brand in my mind. Horrid reporting and headline writing. Apology needed! http://t.co/P8rhoibbWs http://t.co/3NG38AILZj
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Yesterday, a CNET story that alleged that the NSA disclosed during a secret Capital Hill briefing that its analysts can listen to domestic phone calls "simply based on an analyst deciding that," got a lot of play in the tech and political blogosphere. Today, however, the Office of the Di..
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U.S. Government Denies Reports That NSA Listens To Domestic Calls Without Legal Authorization
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RT @gretchenglas: U.S. Government Denies Reports...
RT @gretchenglas: U.S. Government Denies Reports That NSA Analysts Can Listen To Domestic Calls Without Legal Authorization: Yes... http://…
RT @mashable: .@Google Aims to Abolish Child Porn...
RT @mashable: .@Google Aims to Abolish Child Porn Pics With New Database http://t.co/3oxrrBGPRK
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Google Aims to Abolish Child Porn Pics With New Database
Google announced plans over the weekend to remove child pornography images from the web by using a new, picture-sharing database. The program, which the Telegraph reported will be operational within the year, will allow search engines and other web companies to swap information about images of children being abused or raped.
RT @Techmeme: NSA-proof encryption exists. Why...
RT @Techmeme: NSA-proof encryption exists. Why doesn't anyone use it? (@binarybits / Washington Post) http://t.co/A1iNV5fyra http://t.co/yB…
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NSA-proof encryption exists. Why doesn't anyone use it?
Computer programmers believe they know how to build cryptographic systems that are impossible for anyone, even the U.S. government, to crack. So why can the NSA read your e-mail? Last week, leaks revealed that the Web sites most people use every day are sharing users' private information with the government.