sorry about that - let me check and see if there is a way to stop that happening. Or get a fix in so that it doesn't make you register every time.

There's some other people that voluntarily left before the layoffs were announced, so I hear.

@RAM. I think that is one of those games I bought but haven't had a chance to play yet

I sent this thread over to some of the folks here, so I'll go bug them for a response.

@Ambarishrh said in EFF PrivacyBadger:

I use the combination of both, and works really well. Plus https://unchecky.com/

exactly what I use as well. PrivacyBadger will break some sites but you can turn it off selectively.

It's one of my favorite games of all time.

More details here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2fz13q/5_millions_of_gmail_passwords_leaked_rus_most/

@BRRABill said in Blackberry is Done, No More BlackBerry Phones:

Certain members of the government will be crushed. Wink wink.

Not if she crushes them first! #WithAHammer

@alexntg and you had to keep a lot of stuff in your head; hardware specs, configurations, etc.

@thegillion said:

@Nic said:

We've got a web filtering service that you can try out:
http://www.webroot.com/us/en/business/products/web-security/

Yeah and is that price per seat or 29 for the year ....

It's per seat per year - it's a full proxy that routes all traffic, and you can lock down people's machines so they can't turn it off. That way you know the work laptops will be safe even when they are on the road.

There is a discount for MLers and SpiceHeads, and I can connect you to the sales person who can give you the discount.

The only thing I can think of is that they had the retraction ready to go at the time the made the initial change.

I beat 2048 in a day - but I'm a veteran Threes player, and that is a much harder game.

That's pretty funny - I followed his twitter account.

@RojoLoco said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

@Nic said in New Privacy Policy at EverNote:

The only thing I can think of is that they had the retraction ready to go at the time the made the initial change.

If that is the case, that almost makes it worse... like they wanted to see if they could get away with it, but knowing they wouldn't.

Stranger things have happened The positive possibility is that there were two factions in the company, one wanting the change and the other cautioning about the disaster. The compromise they came to was to float the balloon but have a plan b in place for disaster. The cynical possibility is what you describe; and attitude of "let's see if they buy it but if not here's the retraction".

You can fail at reading a book. Like Ulysses by James Joyce

This whole attacking the search engine is a weird approach.

@scottalanmiller I bet they're regretting letting Tom Limoncelli leave them for Stack Exchange right about now

Now that my wife got a job in Denver, we needed a second car so we could both commute to work. Found a nice 2013 Leaf that a dealer had left in inventory and got a good deal on it. Between that and the tax credits, half the car is already paid for It's a perfect commuter car, and I'm really digging driving it and all the geeky features. Until an affordable Tesla comes out, this is the next best thing:

You can show them this that just came out:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2470312,00.asp

It has some links to testing results that include us.

Nice, glad to see you get good coverage!