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and you can always add networking whenever you need it

prison is what I was really thinking ...

wow... next thing you know, you'll have to stay home if you owe taxes?

How many terrorism micromorts did the government help prevent? is it worth giving up your privacy for that?

Many times, it might be because most people don't like changes when what they have works, and not because the new interfaces are worst.

I have to agree... if it didn't keep moving for so long it would be a big plus, for example.

it's about time Twitter gets out of the dark-web...

too bad Google blocks adhoc WiFi on Android... that might have helped too.

sorry, I am not and I haven't used it yet, but it looks like an interesting project.

For most people nowadays, "the cloud" probably doesn't have anything to do with accessing an FTP server... specifically not a public FTP server unless the cloud hosts are absolutely careless...

I remember using sites like http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no probably 15 years ago to find very interesting files on public FTP servers (but I don't think that this one exists anymore)

but Waze also asks you to report road conditions while driving even if you are the driver...

but I think that lead-acid batteries can become damaged if you bring the charge below a certain value... usually not a problem with cars but...

Tesla's Powerwall uses Lithium Ion batteries, so even if you are right, it doesn't apply in that case.

You probably also should include the CO2 footprint of energy storage/batteries if you plan on going 100% solar.

If they don't want competition, they should at least provide the latest technology at a reasonable price...

The back and forward browser buttons appear to break the status reported by this extension.

Somewhat like this but while on the move

Very cool tech indeed.

A battery swap while on the move might be more efficient/faster then a charge on the move. (But it would be nice if the next-gen solar panels installed on a car would be efficient enough to provide enough power for a car drive)

next, Google will do away with it's inflated search result count (ie: "About 171,000,000 results" turns out to really be 322 results if you search for: youtube 301, on Google, on my computer)

You are basically unprotected 100% of the time anyways... as long as you are not a target, you should be ok.

Also, I think that Microsoft have been doing monthly security updates for many years... and once in a while, they push an update early for very severe bugs.

Don't forget the RFID tags in your car wheels (TPMS and probably tires): http://www.computerworld.com/article/2519983/data-privacy/ti...

I believe that is a rule that many photographers sometime use (placing the dominant eye in the center of the photo) [1].

1: http://petapixel.com/2015/03/16/9-photo-composition-tips-as-...

Does it depend on the state if you only record video (no audi)? I think that laws need updating to include video (at least in those states requiring consent for audio).

126 cops killed in 2014 [1] and 623 citizens killed by cops in 2014 [2]

1. http://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/u-s-police-officer-...

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_killings_by_law_enforc...

All companies should be legally required to make those invasive privacy settings opt-in and not opt-out... and maybe attach some jail time consequences for CEOs for violating these new laws.