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New Games Require Internet Connection or You Can’t Play (PBBBBBLLTT!)

It's a trap!
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Some new game manufacturers are requiring that the game system you play with have an Internet connection so the game can authenticate itself every few days. Most people are pretty adverse to being treated like criminals just to play a game much like they'd resent a screeching corporate harpy who strikes their hands with a ruler every .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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National Security Letter Successfully Challenged

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Chrysler’s 2.99 Gas Deal is No Deal

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Simply put, you get a special credit card when you buy a new Dodge (not every new Dodge, but most). You can use this credit card to buy fuel for $2.99 a gallon at any service station for three years following your date of purchase, regardless of the actual market price. Sounds great right?
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Using Cellphones to Track Missing Persons

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While this is barely legal (if it IS legal), I don't particularly have a problem with cell phone companies opening their data to police to help find a person reported as missing. That is, of course, assuming that they don't abuse the power and that missing persons are defined correctly.

As with most government powers, as long as there .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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Protecting Yourself From Suspicionless Border Searches

Don't tempt pointless attention
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The EFF has an excellent article about how to avoid being searched at the border. Specifically, how to protect your laptop data that courts recently ruled could be searched without warrant.

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California Court Leaks SSNs and Medical Data Online

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In case you didn't already know, state offices posting "public" records online for anyone in the world to see is a huge and persistent problem.

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Youtube Champions Scientology Over Anonymous

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Anonymous posts anti-scientology videos on Youtube. They get canceled. They start a new account in order to try again and perhaps not get canceled this time. They get canceled.

Apparently Youtube policy is that if you've been banned, you get no second chances. Any new account you create will be destroyed…. Unless you're paying money as in the case .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]

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Voting Machines Shown to Add Wrong

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In case you didn't know already, voting machines are hackable and otherwise, just plain poop. Any state that's using them should be sued. Now a man has used voting machine print-outs to prove that they are adding votes incorrectly.

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School Then Versus School Now

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I just got this e-mail describing how different situations might be handled in 1967 versus 2007. I think it's supposed to be interpreted that the older way was better, but even if the '67 version wasn't obviously glorified, it's not necessarily something to envy.

School 1967 vs. School 2007

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Lady Sued Exquifax and Handed Them Their Butts

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Not only did a lady win almost $3 million for suing equifax, but now they have to pay another half million in attorney fees. The story is that Equifax refused to fix her credit report after she was a victim of identity theft.

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