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How Sony and the cattle farm are linked? Better check the news feed...
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Disillusioned and Wipeout, You're both right but not to the extent you think. Green tea has…
Posted in: 1,488 hospitalized for heatstroke from June 10-16
British Prime Minister David Cameron insisted the leaders had forged a strong agreement on Syria despite…
Posted in: G-8 discuss Syria, hostage ransoms, tax evasion on last day of summit
@sfjp330 - Why does the weight matter? The center of gravity more then makes up for…
Posted in: Panasonic delivers over 100 million lithium-ion battery cells for Tesla Model S
I don't understand why this should be in the headlines week after week.
Posted in: 1,488 hospitalized for heatstroke from June 10-16
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cwhite
lifejacket, inflatable vest..... a small price to pay for life
Posted in: Aichi girl drowns while playing in river with family
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cwhite
ummmm stabbing and killing somebody in self defense is one thing, cutting a head clean off is a completely different thing. I have no problem if she stabbed her father multiple times, but to cut his head off?? Anyway, unless we are told how it was done such as standing up or he was lying down, etc it is kind of hard to imagine.
Posted in: Girl beheads father after he rapes her in Papua New Guinea
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cwhite
all they need to do is introduce commercials and problem solved and then they can shut up. If they can't get the ratings then go bankrupt and then shut up.
Posted in: NHK may charge viewer fees for Internet, smartphone usage
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cwhite
evil evil guy, Japan should have been promoting renewable energy a decade ago and established themselves as the leaders in the clean energy industry. Japan could have easily been world leaders and one that all other countries would look to for insight, but no, they choose a technology that is 50 years old that not only cannot be safely used, but with no means to get rid of the waste. What is wrong with these guys, do they have no conscience...? sorry, stupid question.....money talks....
Posted in: Abe to tout nuclear exports at central Europe summit
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cwhite
sure, lets round them up into one room, ID and fingerprint them. Now what they should have done is get hackers to participate online using ShowNet 2013 last week as a base to hack. http://www.interop.jp/2013/shownet/stm.html
Posted in: NPA to hold hacker contest
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cwhite
since everyone is spying on each other using the same hardware the problem of not being able to "officially" spy on your own people is solved
Posted in: Obama: 'Nobody is listening to your telephone calls'
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cwhite
as if the really bad guys don't use encrypted telecommunications.... all they do is data mine innocent people and eavesdrop on the public. The first major carrier that incorporates a fully encrypted product line will be the start of a new digital era.
Posted in: Do you think the U.S. operation to monitor Internet users and phone calls is necessary for national security?
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cwhite
just get them to clean it up, repaint the koban, stand outside for a few days and apologize to the people passing by and do some community work like clean the street, plant flowers, clean windows and drains.
Posted in: Two Japanese youths arrested for placing exploding bag of dog poop in police box
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cwhite
one would think an ambassador can at least speak fluent English as one of their main jobs is to communicate with foreign delegates.
Posted in: Japan's U.N. envoy under fire for telling other diplomats to shut up
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cwhite
maybe they can loan a few to Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Posted in: Panasonic delivers over 100 million lithium-ion battery cells for Tesla Model S
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cwhite
there are a number of near uninhabited islands scattered across the region, but Mageshima would fit the purpose. Guam of course should be where intensive training should take place in the first place.
Posted in: Amid safety fears, U.S. Navy jets train on Iwo Jima
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cwhite
Japan is the only country I know where you could offer any size drink for the same price and people will still choose small. Same with vending machines which are typcially 120yen for 350ml and 150yen for 500ml. These days it is quite common to see even smaller 250ml for 100yen and usually sold out.
Posted in: McDonald’s Japan to offer any soda of any size for Y100
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cwhite
and while the US will not spy on their own citizens by law it is a known fact that they let other countries like Canada, UK, France and Japan to spy on US citizens for them and vice versa.
Posted in: Obama: 'Nobody is listening to your telephone calls'
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cwhite
for those who know the old Echelon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON and then Carnivore (AKA: Altivore, DCS-1000) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(software) would know they were just a prelude to PRISM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program) type systems.
Posted in: Obama: 'Nobody is listening to your telephone calls'
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cwhite
ummm OEM or copy? http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/26/lok-it-secure-usb-drive-protects-your-data/
Posted in: Security USB memory stick
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cwhite
just use your iphone or android and connect wirelessly or via bluetooth to do the same for free (free app)
Posted in: Ring-style device for remote presentation
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cwhite
transfer HDD to HDD is much quicker and safer otherwise just back up onto external HDD for the same price and these days a 64GB or more SD Card should be enough for most people.
Posted in: Make your life much easier when you transfer data between computers
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cwhite
syrup + tap water = cheap (the cup and straw cost more than the contents)
Mc D's is running out of ideas as they lose money.
Posted in: McDonald’s Japan to offer any soda of any size for Y100
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cwhite
what the??? unless he's going to hold it for 24 hours in a lead shielded room then doesn't expect any useful readings.
Posted in: Fish test
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cwhite
uhh, another failed two-factor authentication requiring a mobile phone. Why can't they incorporate other kinds of two-factor authentication like questions, pictures, ip locked, device locked, sim locked or at worst a different email address.
Posted in: LinkedIn boosts security, offering similar technology as Twitter