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Google don't need your Wi-Fi passwords, they have admin rights to a computer inside your network (your phone).

it doesn't matter if you get paid or not... the amount is too small for the risk you are taking, unless it's a hobby. But I think that most of these hackers work for free and never get paid (and also don't get any of the benefits from working directly for Google).

the law doesn't apply if you are a "very important person", don't believe what politicians say.

Anyone participating in this program are cheap employees if you look at it from Google's perspective.

start a crowd-funded reward like reported at http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2290380/crowdfunded...

under some secret order, they are thinking the oposite

He probably is in the loop, but if he isn't, he sure should be able to get in the loop when he learns about things like this.

and privacy was the reason I voted for him.... he was supposed to repeal the PATRIOT Act... Politicians, especially the president, really need to be held accountable for breaking their promises.

It looks like a CAD person did the modeling using real CAD tools (maybe just a mouse and keyboard).

it is harder to use then the mouse and keyboard combo and specially harder if you are going to use it all day.

crypto "breakthrough" post and this is the most important comment?

It's because of people like you that USA's incarceration rate is through the roof.

I am sure they know about it... but they must have figured it isn't work blocking them (this Adblock detection technique has been around for years).

surely not with flash.

But you have 0 chance of getting back more then what you spent, unlike an investment (the reward is always worth less then what you spent, if you think about it as an investment).

Anyone saved material from Jeff Leek's last Data Analysis class? it seemed like a good class. It was in Jan. 2013 and it's coming back in Oct. 2013...

if you can swim and you aren't in the middle of the ocean you are ok...

interesting issues, but 3 hops is too much no matter...

"It allows Microsoft to control the computer remotely through a built-in backdoor." Like every other mobile OSes...

They don't want to go to jail, maybe.

Is it still a good time to invest in jails?

Didn't that start with Disney?

it is not really an investment, it is more like charity... you more then likely never get more then what you paid for and you have a risk of loosing it all.

they might go as far as implementing back-doors in OSes according to past rumors

Should we all automatically forward all our incoming email to Obama

The body looks alot like the Honda Crosstour http://www.autoweek.com/storyimage/CW/20121115/CARNEWS/12111...

vote for nobody... if there is a very small percentage of the population that votes, can they really say that this is a democracy?

You need to follow the assembly instructions . . .

plus, they sold SketchUp

I don't think you can opt out of receiving calls from a company which you previously had business with...