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I had never really thought about how I unlock my phone until today. And, now that I think about it, I’ve had to learn a bunch of different ways to do it in the last ten years or so: hitting the “Talk” button, sliding a keyboard out, unhinging the screen from the buttons, etc. While [...]
Continue Reading →Tesla Motors sells high-end zero-emission electric vehicles. They’re currently pretty trendy. Elite tech guys, or tech guys who want to be seen as elite, like to buy them. But Tesla routinely runs into problems selling their cars to such customers because of archaic dealership protection laws. Recently, the New Jersey Assembly Continue Reading →
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The Washington Post reports that documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the NSA received intelligence from Australia’s signals intelligence division on Chicago-based law firm Mayer Brown in relation to the firm’s representation of the Indonesian government in a trade dispute. In response, Indonesia’s foreign minister Continue Reading →
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