[SkyPilot]

Story is on Drudge's page right now.

[adorno]

Google, justifying the connected and always followed individual:

Is Google's next product in the White House privacy report?

http://www.zdnet.com/is-googles-next-product-in-the-white-house-privacy-report-7000029435/?s_cid=e019&ttag=e019&ftag=TREd47db54

"Raised in a world with digital assistants who know everything about them, and (one may hope) with wise policies in force to govern use of the data, future generations may see little threat in scenarios that individuals today would find threatening, if not Orwellian."

Read about where Taylor Rodriguez (a fictional character) has accepted the new world of big brother:

Taylor has accepted a different balance among the public goods of convenience, privacy, and security than would most people today. Taylor acts in the unconscious belief (whether justified or not, depending on the nature and effectiveness of policies in force) that the cloud and its robotic servants are trustworthy in matters of personal privacy.

[M Kehoe]

Good afternoon.

Interesting article.

Be advised, that if I'm "micro-chipped," then I have been disabled or dead.

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