Message from @Reaps
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IF the situation is BAD they send SMG armed, basically Army
it's 1 or 11
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>Commonwealth Games Wifi Service Will Mine Visitors' Facebook Data
>Gold Coast council in Australia, where next month's Commonwealth Games are hosted, will use a new city WiFi service to harvest Facebook data from visitors.
Presumably if your facebook profile is set to public or something. I can't get much info from that page though
this, however
`It spent $5m to build its own infrastructure for the Games due to concerns about the speed and rollout of the national broadband network.`
is correct
I'm happy for them to mine my facebook. I've been shit posting for 15 years
try and find anything useful
from that data you over-educated cuck
But then, what's the point? Cambridge Analytica already has your data.
it's useless
"Soylent News" ?
It's the successor of Slashdot.
oh god, the Commonwealth games is less than two weeks away.
Imagine telling your police they are "illegally training"
what a fun time that'll be.
Meanwhile-meanwhile..
The state of the glorious British Commonwealth, ladies and gents
Were you guys not born during the golden years of Slashdot?
"DO NOT FLEE YOUR COUNTRY WHILST REPRESENTING YOUR COUNTRY"
Not a tech or nerd guy, I presume.
Back in the day, websites would get "slashdotted."
It was one of the biggest (unintentional) DDoS sites.
Half and half, not the "tech" part though.
I just never really cared about keeping up to date with all that kind of news, I usually just spoke to my friends about it and got the information about that sort of thing by word of mouth
Alas, they sold out to DICE, fired all editors and started publishing clickbait to their other websites.
ah
It was THE source for tech and science news.
And most importantly, the comments were also a really good source of information.
I'd say, 80% of the info on a topic would come from the "+5 Informative" and "+5 Insightful" comments.
So, after it started turning to shit, Soylent news was born, a lot of its users migrated.