Microsoft continues to make anti-consumer decisions when it comes to Xbox Live and Xbox One.
...and it is not necessarily the call of balls and strikes. See the blatant missed calls from last night (May 24).
Interestingly enough, the HOME team gets screwed on these calls.
Looks like the President is having some issues that the media is finally focusing on this week.
Benghazi hearing. - Who said what when?
IRS targeting people that may have different politically different views than the president.
Today, the Justice Department was outed for secretly obtaining phone records of reporters and editors of the AP in 2012.
Oops. Not a good weekend for President Obama. This should put to rest the thought that he would have the most "transparent administration in history."
Typical politician. Just like the issues with:
- Weapons of Mass Destruction - Bush 43
- Impeachment for Perjury - Clinton
- Read My Lips - No New Taxes - Bush 41
- Iran-Contra - Reagan
- Iranian Hostages - Carter
- Nixon Pardon - Ford
- Watergate - Nixon
- Vietnam Escalation - Johnson
- Bay of Pigs - Kennedy
When are people going to learn that politicians will lie and cheat right in your face?
It looks like if you want a secure phone, get an iPhone. There is a long waiting list by police in order to get iPhones decrypted because of the security built into the phone.
Is this the final death of privacy? Immigration reform bill has a provision to create biometric database.
Whatever happened to logic?
Looks like #OpUSA is turning into #FlopUSA. On April 21, the "Anonymous" hacking group put out a list of around 10 government sites and 130+ financial institutions as targets in phase 1 of #OpUSA to target on May 7. Instead, it looks like the attacks have been mostly against smaller mom-and-pop shops, many international sites, and a couple of dumps, including a credit card dump that had about 10k expired (for 5+years) cards. I think that the groups lost all bite when “Izz al-Din al-Qassam Cyber Fighters” decided to not participate and back their own campaigns. The day is still young, but this looks to be more bark than bite currently.
See the logic flaws as mentioned in this video by Brian Boyko on why Windows 8 has problems.