« Yet when it was finally my turn to approach the rows of white urinals, my world came screeching to a halt. There they were, a handful of people wearing Google Glass, now standing next to me at their own urinals, peering their head from side to side, blinking or winking, as they relieved themselves ». (via At Google Conference, Cameras Even in the Bathroom – NYTimes.com)
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Racer: A Chrome Experiment (par Google Chrome)
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I’VE VIOLATED MY PRIVACY. I’M SELLING MY PERSONAL DATA. HOW MUCH AM I WORTH ?
A Facebook Update In Real Life (par ExtremelyDecentFilms)
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Yahoo ! Japan craint pour la confidentialité de ses 22 millions d’utilisateurs suite au piratage de son système administratif.
Finally discovering a website dedicated to reuniting missing children with their families, Luo posted a rough map of where he grew up, which eventually got spotted by a volunteer.
Pour ce prix-là, vous avez poussé aux larmes des travailleurs qui, peu importe ce qu’on peut penser de Virgin, ont mis toute leur énergie et leur amour durant des années dans un job qui les a passionnés. Pour un simple rabais, vous les avez insultés, méprisés et violentés. Vous avez montré sans masque qu’un vulgaire iPad avait à vos yeux plus de valeur que leur travail et leurs passions.
D-Wave, the Canadian-based company that is the first to offer a commercial quantum computer, announced today that it’s sold its second $10 million D-Wave Two system. The buyers are a three-way collaboration between Google , NASA, and the Universities Space Research Association.