Internet privacy

There's a lot to take in about the changes to internet privacy. But the one thing that gets missed is this: it just got a helluva lot easier for law enforcement to obtain your private records without a court order.

That should scare the crap out of you. It's bigger than selling your info for profit; now you can be legally spied on for any and every thing you do.

#Illegitimate Trump Russia dossier key claim 'verified' - BBC News

Interesting read. A little hard to follow but it backs up what I've been saying that he is #NotOurPresident

This comment struck me: "individual messaging for individual voters." Of course!

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39435786

We Found the Guy Who Built a Robot That Prints Trump Tweets and Sets Them on Fire

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2017/03/29/meet_david_neevel_creator_of_the_robot_that_burns_trump_tweets.html

The Early Spy Manual That Turned Bad Middle Management Into An Espionage Tactic | Atlas Obscura

This is the manual corporate America uses. Bigly.

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-early-spy-manual-that-turned-bad-middle-management-into-an-espionage-tactic/

Those are some great reviews...

#MakeAmericaSmartAgain A Teenager Just "Delighted" NASA By Pointing Out a Significant Error in Their Data

Yes, this kid was from the U.K. But perhaps if we embraced science in the same way - they were having teens use NASA data to help them understand the universe a little - we could also have teens who see these types of data errors.

https://futurism.com/a-teenager-just-delighted-nasa-by-pointing-out-a-significant-error-in-their-data/

Trump touts Charter hiring that was in works for two years | Reuters

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN16V22I?il=0


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