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feeds | grep links > Concerning Precedent on Legalized Computer Snooping, EP Votes Down ACTA, Jefferson the Techie, and More

Jury: forgetting to log off gives “tacit authorization” for snooping, Ars Technica
Google Proposes Fighting Piracy By Blocking Ad Money, Slashdot
European Parliament votes 478 to 39 to reject ACTA, Knowledge Ecology International
Wiki Inventor Sticks a Fork in His Baby, Wired Enterprise at Wired.com
Thomas Jefferson: Scientist, Inventor, Gadgeteer, Slashdot
Boffins pull off room-temp quantum computing with home-grown gems • The Register, The Register
$99 Android game console planned, Boing Boing

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By Thomas Gideon – July 5, 2012

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ConFigures says

I disagree with that jury’s decision — I just can’t believe someone wouldn’t know they weren’t authorized to snoop on someone else’s email.

July 7, 2012, 6:27 pm Reply

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