by LMC | Oct 7, 2016 | Apple, applevssamsung, Business Info, gear, lawsuit, patent, politics, samsung |
In an 8-3 decision, the new judicial panel found that the three judges presiding over the first appeal acted incorrectly by taking information into account that wasn’t in the first trial and ruling on issues never brought up on appeal, according to The Verge....
by LMC | Oct 7, 2016 | backpage, backpage.com, culture, Internet, politics, sextrafficking |
Ferrer was arrested Thursday in Texas and is awaiting an extradition hearing to return him to California, while Lacey and Larkin haven’t been apprehended just yet. The affidavit for the warrant claims that the defendants “have known that their website is...
by LMC | Oct 6, 2016 | av, culture, fcc, Internet, internetserviceprovider, internetserviceproviders, isp, isps, personal computing, personalcomputing, politics, Security |
Under the new rules, ISPs would be required to tell customers about the type of information they collect, how and why they share it and which companies they share it with. In general, ISPs have access to data that includes when and where customers access the internet,...
by LMC | Oct 6, 2016 | culture, Email, fbi, Internet, nsa, politics, prism, Privacy, section702, Security, services, surveillance, verizon, yahoo |
In this version of the events, Yahoo was responding to a court order under section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that governs the PRISM program exposed by Edward Snowden’s leaks. Although it’s unclear exactly what they were...
by LMC | Oct 5, 2016 | counter-strike, counter-strikeglobaloffensive, csgo, culture, gambling, gaming, Internet, law, personal computing, personalcomputing, politics, regulation, skin, skins, washington |
To the Commission, this is about reining in out-of-control, dangerous behavior. Skin bets represent a “large, unregulated black market” that burns unsuspecting players, Commissioner Chris Stearns says. The regulator is particularly worried about underage...
by LMC | Oct 5, 2016 | code, contractor, culture, fbi, federal bureau of investigation, hacking, new york times, nsa, politics, Security, snowden |
The New York Times reports that the FBI quietly arrested an NSA contractor in late August on suspicion of stealing, and potentially disclosing computer code relating to an offensive hacking program designed to break into the network systems of hostile foreign...
