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Facebook lied: its' in-home “Portal” cameras will collect your data (boingboing.net)
18 points
0xmohit
8 years ago
9 comments
362.
More U.S. citizens have been killed by police than by terrorists (boingboing.net)
18 points
techdog
11 years ago
8 comments
363.
Google's Sidewalk Labs plans private taxation, cops, judges, punishes privacy (boingboing.net)
18 points
throwaway2048
7 years ago
4 comments
364.
Rocket Launch Seen from the International Space Station [video] (boingboing.net)
18 points
bradstreet
7 years ago
2 comments
365.
In Undertale, you can choose to kill monsters or understand them (boingboing.net)
18 points
doppp
11 years ago
1 comment
366.
W3C approved DRM standard makes it impossible to make a functional indie browser (boingboing.net)
18 points
jrepinc
6 years ago
discuss
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After Paris attacks, the internet in France becomes a police state (boingboing.net)
18 points
tosh
11 years ago
discuss
368.
Mozilla breaks our hearts, adds DRM to Firefox (boingboing.net)
17 points
webjunkie
12 years ago
7 comments
369.
Sociability's value comes from privacy (boingboing.net)
17 points
daeken
14 years ago
5 comments
370.
Jibo the social robot announces that its VC overlords have killswitched it (boingboing.net)
17 points
howard941
7 years ago
4 comments
371.
Swedish ISP forced to block Sci-Hub by Elsevier also blocks Elsevier (boingboing.net)
17 points
testvox
8 years ago
3 comments
372.
GM says you don't own your car, you just license it (boingboing.net)
17 points
bane
11 years ago
2 comments
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New FIREFLY series coming out, but not on TV (boingboing.net)
17 points
syck
5 years ago
2 comments
374.
Switzerland's e-voting system is a microcosm of what's wrong with e-voting (boingboing.net)
17 points
vixen99
7 years ago
2 comments
375.
What David Cameron just proposed would endanger every Briton (boingboing.net)
17 points
capdiz
11 years ago
1 comment
376.
China is still harvesting organs from prisoners and covering it up (boingboing.net)
17 points
JoachimS
7 years ago
1 comment
377.
CIA spied on Senate committee writing damning torture report (boingboing.net)
17 points
tribe
12 years ago
discuss
378.
ISP punishes Elsevier for forcing it to block SciHub by also blocking Elsevier (boingboing.net)
17 points
jackpirate
8 years ago
discuss
379.
As hoax-fueled lynchings continue in India, Whatsapp limits video forwarding (boingboing.net)
17 points
rishabhd
8 years ago
discuss
380.
Science and gun violence: why is the research so weak? (boingboing.net)
16 points
llambda
13 years ago
58 comments
381.
U.S. State Department adding intrusive questions for US passport apps (boingboing.net)
16 points
4midori
15 years ago
11 comments
382.
Karma? Peter Thiel bombed his IPO with dystopian cyberpunk Palantir (boingboing.net)
16 points
wtf885433223
6 years ago
9 comments
383.
Public Resource demands the source code to America's operating system (boingboing.net)
16 points
rms
17 years ago
4 comments
384.
Twitter Engineers Say Musk Doesn’t Know WTF He’s Talking About (boingboing.net)
16 points
fortran77
4 years ago
2 comments
385.
Gates Foundation spent $775m on an education project that was worse than useless (boingboing.net)
16 points
doener
8 years ago
2 comments
386.
Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years in jail (boingboing.net)
16 points
llambda
13 years ago
1 comment
387.
WHO declares global health emergency over Congo Ebola outbreak (boingboing.net)
16 points
DropDead
21 days ago
1 comment
388.
UK law will allow secret backdoor orders for software, jail for disclosure (boingboing.net)
16 points
samber
11 years ago
1 comment
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Whistleblower John Kiriakou, only person jailed over CIA torture program, freed (boingboing.net)
16 points
_pius
11 years ago
discuss
390.
Cross a border, lose your ebooks (boingboing.net)
16 points
x1sc0
13 years ago
discuss
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