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• On the post: Facing Backlash And A UK Govt Inquiry, LG Now Claims To Be 'Looking Into' Its Smart TVs' Data-Slurping Habits

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 22 Nov, 2013 @ 02:30am

  Re: 1984 Telescreens

  And they wonder why there was such a uproar about XBone's mandatory kinect...

• On the post: Boston Police Department Claims Contacting Its Public Affairs Number Is A Criminal Act

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 14 Nov, 2013 @ 02:06am

  Re: Re: Re: So let me get this straight...

  And if he had that part recorded, they would have charged him for wiretapping, but if he didn't they are saying he is lying and recorded illegal. Yay for twisting the facts.

• On the post: Renault Introduces DRM For Cars

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 12 Nov, 2013 @ 09:01am

  Re: Re: Rental Batteries

  The problem is that they can claim monopoly on the 'fuel'. Today, we can choose which gas station we want to use to get our fuel, but with what they are trying to go 'Apple', and force people to only use their own equipment.
  And even if someone else create better batteries which can keep the charge better or something like that, you won't be allowed to do it.
  
  That's what would happen if they are allowed to lock your car (which you have bought and own) to only use their batteries.

• On the post: Intelligence Community Lawyers Argue That Curbing Metadata Collections Will Damage Americans' Privacy

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 06 Nov, 2013 @ 01:57am

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  NSA wants to put everyone on a iron lung, with them in control, because people are not to be trusted to take their own breaths correctly... Also, makes it easier for them to ensure that people cannot run from them...

• On the post: NSA Breaks Into Yahoo And Google's Data Centers Without Their Knowledge

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 31 Oct, 2013 @ 02:59am

  Re:

  That's is actually the biggest problem and advantage with Google service, that you only need one login to get access to several sites and services. However that also means that only ONE of those sites needs to have a hole and they have access to the whole node.

• On the post: PA Cop Refuses To Take Accident Report Unless Citizen Stops Recording; Cites 'Department Policy' [UPDATED]

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 10 Oct, 2013 @ 04:33am

  Re: Post it on Youtube

  Damn, you know what?! That's perfect for criminals to get away from cops! Just pull out a camera (of course, in a way that doesn't turn you into a bullet riddle corpse) and then start filming, and you get a free pass, as the cop runs away, scared to get his 'soul' sucked out of him and judge by the higher powers (aka the common good).

• On the post: More NSA Spying Fallout: Brazilian President Snubs Obama Invitation, May Trigger Internet Balkanization

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 18 Sep, 2013 @ 04:31am

  Re: Re: Re:

  Considering that they allow such a totally dishonest TV station, Fox 'News', to continue, just shows how fucked the country is. :(

• On the post: A 'Watershed' For The Internet, An Invitation To Use A N. Korean ISP And Other Fallout From The UK's Porn Filtering Plan

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 29 Jul, 2013 @ 05:42am

  Re: Re: Re:

  The voting here is as much censorship as putting criminals into jails are. It might have been censorship if all your posts were blocked so no one could see them, however they are not, everyone can see your post with little effort...and the 'censorship' is only applied to that one stupid post that everyone seemed to agreed is moronic. Or else it would have been even out by the insightful votes...

• On the post: National Intelligence Lawyer Wonders Why People Are Fine With Sharing Data On Facebook But Not With The Government

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 24 Jul, 2013 @ 12:22am

  Re: Simple answer

  Also, just because we decide to share our pinky, doesn't give them the right to take the whole fucking hand or arm. That's the difference. It's the same as inviting someone into your home,you don't expect them to walk off with your TV just because they are invited in.

• On the post: Why, Yes, Of Course The NSA Spying Involves More Companies Than Already Listed

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 07 Jun, 2013 @ 03:54am

  What about XBox One?

  So anyone else having the thought that XBox One can/will be exploited in the same way?

• On the post: Congress Grandstanding Over Google Glass 'Privacy' Concerns; Next Up: Privacy Concerns Over Your Eyes

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 17 May, 2013 @ 05:38am

  Re:

  Because it's data THEY can't access, and normal people records. It's wrong when you do it, but okay if I do it (thats how they see it).

• On the post: Royalty Collection Agency SABAM Sues Belgian ISPs In Pursuit Of Its Fantasy 'Piracy License'

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 07 May, 2013 @ 08:28am

  Remember, all car owners has to pay for extra to the prisons, as the roads are used for transporting illegal goods all the time. This is only fair, right?
  
  OOTB, drop dead.

• On the post: IP Attorney Responds To Patent Application Rejection By Filing Ranting, Ad Hom 'Remarks'

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 02 May, 2013 @ 01:51am

  Re: Re: Good

  It's because someone opened the damn box and let him out.

• On the post: Private Security Contractors Try To Shut Down Journalist Using Legal Threats And Claims Of Harassment

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 01 May, 2013 @ 02:04am

  Re:

  Maybe its because its easy to cheat it, like printing a picture of a person and use it to cover yourself. Or maybe there is a certain backdoor in it, allowing he DOJ to access it remotely at any time. Who knows...

• On the post: Shopzilla Threatens To Sue Site For 3 Year Old Neutral Link To Shopzilla… Then Apologizes

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 25 Apr, 2013 @ 01:55am

  Re: Re: Re: Yet another mistake twisted by Mike to attack copyright.

  When you get above 100 posts and 99% of them is reported, I think it's time to get the GTFO hammer.

• On the post: IRS Says It Will Change Its Policy On Looking At Emails Without A Warrant… At Some Point

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 23 Apr, 2013 @ 09:43am

  Re: Re:

  So, does that mean that anything in a archive cabinet is considered abandoned, and not because you want to preserve your information? Because then they will get into some really issues.

• On the post: Angry Prenda Is Angry

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 22 Apr, 2013 @ 06:50am

  Re: Re: Re:

  Well, beside the whole reality of a thin shell of ground and underneath is lava and magma, yeah, of course you can't dig your way down. Btw, they don't have to dig straight down, they could go down in an angle.

• On the post: Angry Prenda Is Angry

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 22 Apr, 2013 @ 06:34am

  Re:

  Someone warn China! They getting visitors soon, from under their feet!

• On the post: Angry Prenda Is Angry

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 22 Apr, 2013 @ 06:00am

  Holy...crap. Seriously, Prenda is like a shit magnet, attracting more and more crap. There really need to be some affect on the lawyers, who is just twisting the truth...
  
  

  Craigslist is widely respected as the best place to find an experienced litigator, a gently-used futon, or someone to dress up like Herman Goering and poop on you.

  
  
  I'm disappointed that there is no links there. ;)

• On the post: Microsoft Creative Director Defends Always-Online, Insults Customers, Murders Logic…All In One Day!

  

  Anders K. Nielsen ( profile ), 08 Apr, 2013 @ 02:02am

  Re: Re: Re:

  Yeah, it's the same as saying that all people is driving, so we shouldn't bother with sidewalks. Just because you have new way to do things, doesn't mean you have to remove the old ones. Or else we have to remove all staircases and replace them with escalators.
  You add options, you don't replace them if it means you remove other valid options.