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Re:OS X Yosemite
on Thursday October 16, 2014 @03:30PM (#8467054)
Same for French users.
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Re:Secret Documents: NSA monitored 500 million connections in Germany
on Sunday June 30, 2013 @07:03AM (#5965359)
So the US has always been super buddies with Japan? http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/08/nsa-boundless-in...
Re:How Would You Save Journalism?
on Thursday May 02, 2013 @05:29AM (#5643408)
It could be solved by going the infrastructure route.
I'm thinking a free ISP with ads instead of monthly payments as a source of revenue. The ISP would have a whitelist of websites that are available, everything else is blocked.
Businesses would pay a monthly fee to the ISP to be added to its whitelist. In return, ads would be displayed after users spend a certain amount of time on their website, with ad revenues going directly to the website.
The free, ad-driven ISP would start out as an experiment in a small area. It would be available via public WIFI to primarily serve mobile devices without cellular data plans.
U.S. government warns of hack threat to network gear
(Reuters) - The Department of Homeland Security urged computer users on Tuesday to disable a common networking technology feature, after researchers warned that hackers could exploit flaws to gain access to tens of millions of vulnerable devices.