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H. How many remember the absolute outcry when the government was going
to bring in the “Australia” card many years ago. “Invasion of Privacy” etc
etc. Even Google when they were doing Street View cause quite an outcry
(some of it urban myths). How ironic now that we are so apathetic
Yes, its actually quite interesting the amount of info you can garnish on
someone. All the things we think are hidden can sometimes just be found by
some interesting searched.
A surprised a friend of mine with the amount of info I could show them
simply from having their email address and their
Hi,
The best evidence is that there is no collection of data at all by anyone.
That's right, this data is not being collected and it may not be legal in some
US states to do so. Despite the claims of the two, so called, data scientists,
(who are really just developers seeking publicity and who
Yeh agreed. I think for the amount of info you can (or cant) get off the
file is minimal in comparison to all the other info can find from other
sources or a simple google-fest.
All I got on my files was about 5million dots splattered from one end of
Perth to the other, Even zoomed in. So it
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Just thought I'd mention it incase anyone was interested.
Kind regards
Daniel
Good afternoon all,
I too have been astonished at the alarmist coverage this furphy has received,
even ABC News 24 today and the BBC overnight had a go at it. I was initially
flattered at the thought that anyone would be even mildly interested in where I
had been, however, when I looked at
Hi Adrian
Just playing with my little one,..but basically
With the use of google, Facebook (especially), whitepages, a bit of time and
little thinking outside the square I was able to piece it together.
As an example I've sent you something offlist. Not going to get started on
it, otherwise
Hi Daniel
This looks useful for me - any benefits to you if I use the address you
provided - or do I just use the MacUpdate email direct?
Regards
Marlene
On 22/04/2011, at 4:04 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Just noticed this was on special, so if people had been looking at it, you
can save 33%
Hi Ronni
Once again, many thanks for your detailed response.
I hope to have some time over Easter to try it out.
Regards
Marlene
On 19/04/2011, at 4:51 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Marlene,
The Videos need to be converted to a format that the iPad can play.
All my Videos synced to my iPad
G'day all.
The committee has finalised voting procedures for the upcoming special general
meeting. WAMUG members, both Life and Ordinary, are able to vote by proxy if
unable to attend the meeting (or if you're not sure you can make it and want to
make sure your vote counts).
The voting
Hi Maureen
Nah, makes no difference to me, but thanks for asking.
I just provided the link for interest. As it was one I received in an email
from them that I receive daily.
If I do ever post a link that I'm an affiliate for, I will always disclose
the information at the same time. :o)
I prefer
Hello once again WAMUG people,
I have been thinking of making Quicktime Movies of all my family videos so that
I can stream them through the Apple TV (which I don't have yet) to my
Television. Rather than burning them onto DVD's as I have done up until now.
Does this sound like it would work
I have just found that I can use Toast 10 Titanium to convert my opened DMG
files and export them directly to iTunes.
Interestingly the one that I used as a test (a 671MB DMG file) finished up as a
264MB file in iTunes.
However if I exported it to a Quicktime file it would be only 10.6MB.
I can
Hi Stephen,
Yes movies and music videos in your iTunes collection can be streamed to your
Apple TV2. They can be sent via Air Play to the ATV2 from your Mac, iPad, or
iPhone. Or they can be selected on the ATV2 itself from an iTunes library
shared by Home Sharing.
Cheers,
Carlo
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In this same vein, MIT Technology Review published an article yesterday about
tracking a person by the photos he posted. Here is a summary of the article
from slashdot.org:
Smartphones include geotagging features that many people aren't aware of,
MIT's Technology Review reports. And it's not
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