Is It OK for Companies to Track Your Data If They're Just Honest About It?

Is It OK for Companies to Track Your Data If They're Just Honest About It?

Light Stopped Completely For A Minute Inside A Crystal: The Basis Of Quantum Memory

Jacobsoboroff: Check Out This Really Awesome Interactive Data Visualization Of The World’s Largest Data Breaches, Hacks And Leaks. H/T Jake Brewer.

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The Irrelevance Of Microsoft

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Wired: Four Years Have Passed Since Google Kingpin Eric Schmidt Resigned From The Apple Board Of Directors, Signaling The Start Of What You Might Call A Cold War Between The Two Tech Giants. Or Perhaps Cold Is The Wrong Word. Six Months After Schmidt

Machine Vision Breakthrough: 100,000 Objects Recognized With A Single Cpu

Thenextweb: What Happens Online In 60 Seconds Everyday… (Source: Qmee &Amp;Amp; Mycleveragency Via Socialmediatoday)

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Johnhughesart: It’s Finished! Whew—This Took A Lot Of Time And Patience, But I’m Pretty Happy With How It Turned Out :) Definitely Inspired By The Last Of Us (Because I Can’t Stop Thinking About That Game!)

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