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Samsung SPP-2040
- Fast printing, Good quality prints, Rich colours
- Slightly misaligned colours on some prints, Not compatible with some mobile phones.
Bottom Line
The Samsung SPP-2040 is a very pretty little device that would suit anyone looking for a simple solution for making prints of their digital photo collection from the comfort of their home office.
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As digital cameras begin to dominate our lives, more and more people are looking for fast and easy solutions for getting high quality prints to put in their photo albums. The Samsung SPP-2040 is a very attractive, sleek and simple to use photo printer that could easily handle any family's day to day printing needs. It doesn't produce perfect pictures but they are more than sufficient and print both quickly and with the greatest of ease.
The unit is tiny and abundant in clean futuristic lines with a blazing blue neon on/off button. The tiny two inch screen displays basic information including printing progress and menu items. This design is very effective and will look gorgeous on the average workstation desk. The paper dock attaches to the bottom of the printer and can hold sheets of specialized photo paper. This printer can only print 4x6 prints though so for those looking to do more extensive printing, one of the larger multi-format photo printers might be in order.
We tested the 2040 and were impressed with its speed. It averaged about 60 seconds per print during our tests in both colour and monochrome. We also tested the colour reproduction and found the richness of the colours to be quite astounding. However, this is not the perfect printer. There were times when the colours were slightly misaligned creating fringing on certain colours. This didn't happen on every photo but considering the cost of each page of paper, any anomalies should be addressed.
Samsung included a Bluetooth dongle so we could test the Bluetooth capabilities of the printer. We used various mobile phones but found that only the model made by Samsung worked when printing photos. All other wireless printing worked well but the incompatibility with other manufacturer's mobile phones seems like a poor design choice to us.
Installing this printer was a breeze with a simple driver installation, it was up and running and accepting images from any program we threw at it.
We quite enjoyed using the Samsung SPP-2040 and had only a few minor complaints about it. The print quality was rather good, the printing was quick and the unit is so adorable we couldn't help but hold it in high regard.
The 2040 also comes with an option to buy the Bluetooth dongle for an extra $50 for those that need that functionality.
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Psoriasis: Joint Inflammation, Pain May Predict PsA »
"Subtle signs of joint involvement detectable using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the hand helped identify a subset of patients with psoriasis who were at high risk of developing psoriatic arthritis (PsA), researchers report in an article pu"...
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In controlled clinical trials involving 821 subjects exposed to Olux-E (clobetasol propionate foam) Foam and Vehicle Foam, the pooled incidence of local adverse reactions in trials for atopic dermatitis and psoriasis with Olux-E (clobetasol propionate foam) Foam was 1.9% for application site atrophy and 1.6% for application site reaction. Most local adverse events were rated as mild to moderate and they were not affected by age, race, or gender. Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in clinical practice.
The following additional local adverse reactions have been reported with topical corticosteroids: folliculitis, acneiform eruptions, hypopigmentation, perioral dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis, secondary infection, irritation, striae, and miliaria. They may occur more frequently with the use of occlusive dressings and higher potency corticosteroids, such as clobetasol propionate.
Cushing's syndrome has been reported in infants and adults as a result of prolonged use of topical clobetasol propionate formulations.
Postmarketing Experience
The following adverse reactions have been identified during post-approval use of clobetasol formulations: erythema, pruritus, burning, alopecia, and dryness.
Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure.
Read the Olux-E (clobetasol propionate foam) Side Effects Center for a complete guide to possible side effects
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Understanding target and free cameras
Understanding target and free cameras
We've got a Free Camera in our scene. Let's also look at Target Camera, so we can see the difference between these two. So I'm still in my Create panel > Cameras, and I've got Target. For a Target Camera, you're always creating it in the Top or the Perspective View. So unlike a Free Camera, which should be created in the Front View, a Target Camera should be created in the Top View or the Perspective View, and what you'll need to do is click somewhere in the Top View, hold down the mouse button, and drag out.
And what you are doing here is you're here creating the camera and its target, and when you release the mouse button, you just finish the creation operation. So now I've got a Target Camera, and as the name implies, it's got a target, or a look at point. So I can go here and click on that look at point. And if I move it, you will see that the camera is always pointing towards its look at point, or its aim point. Let's look through this camer...
Understanding target and free cameras provides you with in-depth training on 3D + Animation. Taught by Aaron F. Ross as part of the 3ds Max 2011 Essential Training
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The task is to create 4-page website (Home, Contact Us, Sign Up and Thank You pages) in the newest version of Ruby on Rails based on the detailed design and specification. Please refer to the attached designs to better understand the following description. All the pages share top menu, which sticks to the top on scroll, and collapses into 'hamburger menu' on the narrow screens. The open hamburger menu should close both on selecting one of the available menu options or clicking outside of the menu. The menu bar starts of tall when there is no scroll and is animated getting smaller after scroll is introduced. Home Page ----- Selecting 'Features' or 'Pricing' menu options should result in scrolling the page to the correct section (no jumping to the section). The top image should take 100% height and width of the screen and always be centered horizontally and preserve aspect ratio. Clicking the chevron that overlays the bottom of the image should result in scrolling one screen down. The testimonials section should allow to place 3 to 5 'slides' which slide right-left when going between them. Contact Us and Sign Up pages ---- ⁃ All the form fields are required ⁃ The email address need to have simple validation (check for @, or similar) ⁃ The thank you pages should be shown after form submission ⁃ Sign up page should not have the site footer Thank You page ---- ⁃ The 'OK' button should be a link to the homepage Other Requirements ⁃ HAML should be used for the templates ⁃ CoffeScript should be used for scripting ⁃ SCSS should be used for styles ⁃ Google font Lato should be used for all the text: https://www.google.com/fonts#QuickUsePlace:quickUse/Family:Lato ⁃ The HTML tags used must have the right semantics for elements used: headings, text, etc. ⁃ The website must be responsive and must support screens wide from 320px up. The content should expand up to 1140px after which it should stay centered with only background expanding to the edges of the screen. ⁃ The website should work equally well in all the modern browsers and also be functional in IE8. ⁃ All the text should be placed in the translation file as the website will be available in English and in Spanish. ⁃ There will be a separate domain for each language version: abc-es.com should show Spanish and any other domain should show the default - English, i.e. abc.com. The Spanish domain name should be configured with ENV variable. ⁃ Forms fills should be saved in a single table in the Postgres database and also sent to an email, without blocking request. The site will be run on Puma web server so the email can go out in a separate thread. No background jobs can be used as those will be not available in the production environment. The email address where the emails are delivered to should be configured in an ENV variable. The email should be a plain text containing the list of form field names with values, each one in the separate line. ⁃ The site should have the up to date Analytics script with the Analytics ID being read from ENV variable. ⁃ All the pages should be cached. ⁃ The app should have full test coverage. ⁃ The use of external client side libraries should be kept to minimum. ⁃ All the code delivered should adhere to the best practices and be organized with ease of maintenance in mind. Suggestions (Opinions on the following are welcome): ⁃ Perhaps BEM https://en.bem.info should be used for organizing and naming of the CSS classes? ⁃ Perhaps use one of those libraries for the testimonials slide show: http://unslider.com http://bxslider.com ⁃ Perhaps use this for menu: http://slicknav.com Resources you will be provided with ⁃ Detailed design for both desktop and mobile versions. Sketch or Pdf file. ⁃ Text description of the expected behavior of the elements on page ⁃ Necessary images. ⁃ Icon font. ⁃ Access to a BitBucket repo with an empty Rails application. Deliverables ⁃ Complete app in the provided BitBucket repo. When applying please provide samples of you previous work (link to live websites preferably) explaining your role in those projects. In order to fight SPAM, please put the word 'Milenio' in the first line of your application. There is a possibility for more work in the future for the right match. Attached are late mockups. Selected candidate will be provided with the up to date version with some minor changes. Test Task Selected candidate will be given a fixed-price $100 test task, which will involve completing the home page and only in English language version - pretty much only client side work. If the result is up to scratch we will continue with the project.


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Battle Over the Next Supreme Court Justice
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Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced her retirement last week. Talk of the Nation looks at the potential fight in the Senate over her replacement — the first new high court justice in 11 years — and how President Bush's nominee may shift the balance of the court.
David Savage, Supreme Court reporter for the Los Angeles Times; author of Turning Right: The Making of the Rehnquist Supreme Court
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Posted on 03/08/2012 10:28:35 PM PST by Fred
A new official delegate count being kept by the Republican National Committee reveals that Newt Gingrich has won more "bound" delegates in the presidential primary than Rick Santorum.
Gingrich has won 107 delegates compared to Santorum's 95, according to the RNC's count, which was made after Super Tuesday. That effectively puts him in second place behind front-runner Mitt Romney.
But the RNC does not count delegates from states like Iowa in its total, according to the Huffington Post, which first reported the story. The Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses did not officially allocate any of the state's 28 delegates to the national convention.
Many state caucuses are held in a similar manner.
Even though Gingrich has only won two primary contests, in South Carolina and Georgia, and former Sen. Santorum has won seven -- in Iowa, Colorado, Minnesota, Misssouri,
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Not to mention the fact that he will scare away the social liberals (of both parties) in droves. And many on FR will cheer him for it, because doing so allegedly "returns Biblical values to the White House."
The world is flat! The world is flat! The world is flat!
And the weird, unhelpful animosity therein between supporters of the Two. Viable. Non-Mitt candidates. Over a fleeting discrepancy.
Exactly why Mitt is going to win the GOP nomination. Scripted to the minute.
You know, if 5 wasn't enough, next time let's double down and run 10 conservative candidates and 1 Rockefeller. Because that worked out so great this time.
Even if it is untrue, they are so close now that it doesn't matter... and Gingrich has gotten more total votes... and Gingrich is the more reliably conservative candidate.
When the Gingrich surge spluttered in Florida, I started backing Santorum as the most viable anti-Romney.
Now Santorum himself has failed to deliver and I've gone back to Gingrich.
I just want someone to take out Romney. I know the odds of that happening are long, but Rick has lost the argument as being The One to do it.
He's not The One. He's just a Church Lady who appeals to other church ladies and that's proved not to be enough.
I'm back with Newt.
I would feel more comfortable if Newt would win a state that wasn't quite so red. If Newt wins the nominee which if Santorum doesn't, I want Newt to, he has to win something outside of deep red states. I don't know if FREEPERS know that the general election requires that the nominee gets a total of 270 electoral college numbers throughout the United States. So the general election will be a goal of getting 270. Newt was in third place in Ohio. Can he beat Obama in Ohio? Florida? Iowa? That is the question. Santorum will win Ohio and Iowa for sure. Santorum has been winning states that we need to get to the magic 270.
You will need steelfish if Newt gets the nomination. I am sure that 99.9 percent of the FREEPERS will go full bore in support of Newt if he gets the nominee. This is the primary. A time where people get to vote for who they want, but after the general get together. That used to be that way anyway.
Not fishy fox if for Obama and Romney. They don't want Newt.
THese are Primaries, not states, that are being won. They are Primaries within states. That is not the same thing as winning a state in a general election.
In these Primaries, Newt's opponents are Romney, Santorum and Ron Paul.
Romney overwhelmed Newt with negative ad lies, then Santorum walked into the breach that Romney had created and became it's chief beneficiary.
Newt got off message in response, but he is back on message.
Before all this happened, Newt was poised to either win or do well in a number of states that are the type you keep harping on.
You take a small snippet of a fair point, but you forget everything else when you post your questions and worries.
And nobody dares to question or speak concerns about Santorum to you, or you scratch their eyes out.
Newt Gingrich, one on one, against Obama.
That is exactly what is needed.
Like Ronald Reagan against Jimmy Carter, when they said early on that Reagan could not beat Jimmy Carter.
In the end, it wasn't even close.
Because the RNC is pimping for Mitt to win and by propping up Newt(who came in third or 4th in 9 out of 10 super Tuesday states and has only one his home state and the neighboring one) they hope to divide the conservative vote.
Not happy with Santorum or Newt as the only alternatives to Mitt but...someone has to stop mittens and Rick has won a number of states all over the country. Newt has quit on Kansas and is putting all his marbles in Alabama and Mississippi. If he fails to win there I think its time to give it up.
I just looked up the 1980 primary and Ronald Reagan won 44 states in the Republican PRIMARY. That is incredible. I would not be worried a second if Newt was at the end going to win 44 states. George HW Bush won 6. During the general is when people stupidly said that Reagan would not beat Carter.
Over the next few days and weeks, many of the unbound delegates Santorum has won will become bound. These are places where Santorum has already won once. Do you see Newt gaining more than Santorum in these places?
.... Soft Delegate are nothing more than their ticket has been punched to the State Convention.
Newt has already said he will be going after these Soft Delegates
Tsk tsk.....Go Newt Go!!!!! Go!!!! Go!!!!!
Good...I wish it were Newt....
Yes! Excellent tagline...i need to steal that.
You're not alone....I'm hearing this on the street when conversation moves toward the Primary.
Go Newt Go!!!!!
It would appear that the RNC is finally stating what you have been saying all along.
Yes! Yes!
Gingrich Santorum Romney Paul Uncommitted Pl Unpl Pl Unpl Pl Unpl Pl Unpl Pl Unpl 115 13 118 46 366 37 35 38 4 0
Not by this conservative.
Correct. Newt was supposed to come here to Kansas this week, but pulled out after mentioning that he was "going to win the state" on Tuesday night. SO since that happened all the momemtum is in Rick's corner for a ne asy because the state has turned veen more conservative than usual and Myth also pulled out of coming here. Paul has no chance. But of course, up here in Johnson county, Paul has to unfortunatley appear at every caucus site, all high schools to speak. Nothing one can do about it.
Correct. Newt was supposed to come here to Kansas this week, but pulled out after mentioning that he was "going to win the state" on Tuesday night. So since that happened all the momemtum is in Rick's corner since the state has turned more conservative than usual and he has abig bas of support and Myth also pulled out of coming here. Paul has no chance. But of course, up here in Johnson county, Paul has to unfortunatley appear at every caucus site, all high schools, to speak. Nothing one can do about it.
Some folks inside the Super PAC have thought this all along too. Perhaps they have counted too much on this, because public perception is a powerful force that they might have ignored somewhat. But it IS encouraging to see the RNC say this.
Only Gingrich has the intellect and oratorical skill to beat Obama.
Newt should remain in to shake the gop establishment up and obtain some negotiating power at the convention. He has a more conservative plan than any other candidate running and a much more conservative record.
The points you make are great points, but I do not expect the RS fan base to either understand it, or admit that they do - if they do. There are two 'voodoo votanomics' tactics RS and his folks use.
First: The whole Santorum campaign has been on the vaporous impact of an 8 vote "win" in Iowa or calling a caucus with a teeny tiny voter base a "STATE" that has been won. They call an 8 vote win in a tiny Obama loving state the equivalent of losing by many hundreds of thousands in a swing state like Florida. And yes, the dupes in the nation and the dupes on Fox News play right along with this.
Second: they equate the ability to win a GOP primary in a swing state as the equivalent of winning the General Election in that state. It has NOTHING to do with it. Frankly, winning a swing state in a primary and in a general quite often are totally the opposite type campaign.
As part of that nonsense, they try to minimize the impact of Newt winning RED states in primaries. Actually, primaries should ONLY be in red states because that shows who will gin up turn out and enthusiasm in the general potentially. And huge conservative turn out is our ONLY chance of success in the coming election for President and every other office.
And this is a fact: there is only 1 state with a good turn out this year versus 2008: SC. Who won that one?
But again, I've seen no evidence of the ability nor the desire on the part of some to understand this. The notion that 30 thousand folks in Minnesota is a "win" just like 625 thousand in SC is a "win" is just below the level of comprehension that I care to force my self to access. Lots of folks LIVE there.
don't forget FL where Newt should get half of those votes, won more counties, i remember one person never winning a county in FL, very important state I might add, who was that now?
Seems FOX, the establishment really thought they had done enough of their attacks to put Newt down and yet he's still there, so sorry FOX, GOP and the RINO's, Newt still has support from us down here
FOX has done so much attacking against Newt with the establishment after SC they have lost all credibility when it comes to this issue.
Hell it takes them all their time to even mention Newt and even a blind man can see that.
Agreed. I laughed when I saw that, too.
All Santorum know how to do, is BS about himself and his record. His organizational skills are an embarrassment.
He has also failed to qualify in 4 more of the upcoming states also. On the day of the primary, the reports come out that he "beats" Romney by 2 points in the popular vote, (Ohio) but after the official delegate counts come out, he only gets a fraction of the count he was originally projected to have. (Soft count/Hard count)
It is almost funny, watching Santorum's fanatical and very ignorant following, keep trying to convince the rest of us, how we need to drop everything and follow him.
That's the biggest problem Santorum has, is there are too many of us out there who know how to think and research things thoroughly before we "jump" into anything.
Newt will be on FNS with Chris Wallace this week.
I know.
Romney, if honest and consistent, would be the anti-Reagan. He used to bill himself as such.
Santorum is the "not Reagan". I know he would try to match himself up with Reagan in some respects, and in a few he would match up.
But in terms of coming across as a Reagan-like figure, only Newt does that.
When the American public got a face full of Reagan vs Carter, which included the Carter RECORD and the two men's personas, it was no contest.
But Reagan was said to be incapable of beating the incumbent back when he was a mere struggling candidate.
Oh my, was THAT perception ever WRONG.
Not exactly.
For a reality based assessment, see post #79.
That's why they 'got' you with their propaganda. It's trash to 'thinking' folks.
Santorum, have a conscious and drop out! Your political career and 'take one for the GOP E team' is no match for AMERICA'S. For once, think of AMERICA first, not yourself.
ANYONE BUT NEWT is the cry of those against WE THE PEOPLE as The GOP E is hell bent on keeping control.
And some who cry WeThePeople will never get they are being played like a fiddle with supporting slick Rick.
It's not time for the media to go after him - according to 'the plan'. They have to wait until Newt is sure of defeat first. Otherwise, it would have happened already.
Some folks will do almost anything to prop up his failing campaign. Coming in 3rd or 4th in most races with a win in only two states isn't a strategy for victory.
I agree, but I would term it a 'flailing' campaign.
Did you note the big hoopla about Romney and global warming this morning? Wow, folks jumped on that like sharks on chum.
Why the next thing you know he'll be sitting on a bench with Nancy Pelosi.
Bwa ha ha ha...
27 posted on Friday, March 09, 2012 12:54:56 AM by Mariner: "That's some of the silliest sh!t I ever heard."
Okay, today gets to be my day to make some of my fellow conservatives mad.
I've read the New York Times for many, many years. It **IS** the agenda-setting newspaper in Washington on both sides of the aisle. Liberals read it because they like and agree with it. Most conservative leaders read it (or have their staff read it and give them clippings and/or summaries of key stories) because they need to understand why liberals think the way they do, because they need to see the strategy and planning being discussed by liberals, and because once a subject hits the New York Times, it will be part of the national agenda being covered by lots of other news media.
I realize lots of conservatives outside Washington do not read the New York Times. However, a huge amount of what we read in more conservative media outlets is written because it's responding to something the New York Times investigated that nobody else was covering effectively on the national level, or the New York Times found out about something somebody else was covering and placed on the national media agenda something that was previously a fairly minor story. Speaking for myself, I'd like to read the article that started the ball rolling to get an early warning of what we're going to face.
I've seen that personally with a story I was covering back in the 1990s that was getting a lot of attention in the local news media and denominationally-related church media. The New York Times got wind of the story, sent their reporter out, ran a front-page story, and suddenly it was front-and-center on everybody's agenda who had reason to be interested. That happens every day on a regular basis — if the New York Times considers something newsworthy, everybody else on that news beat starts paying attention. They set the agenda for lots of other media, and that sets the agenda for lots of people in politics.
Beyond that, the New York Times still spends large amounts of money doing investigative work. Lots of that investigative work really **IS** good shoe-leather, document-reading, fact-checking stuff that benefits the political process. I see that even here locally outside a military installation in rural Missouri — the New York Times covers stories about military appropriations and defense policy that nobody else is covering, and that I need to know because it has direct impact on the future of Fort Leonard Wood.
My main problem with the New York Times is not that it does what it does, but that no conservative newspaper exists doing the same thing. Yes, they have a bias. Who doesn't? But when nobody else is doing the job, they're the only game in town.
Like it or not, and I definitely do not like it, there simply is no other newspaper in the United States that has the influence of the New York Times for a general market. The Wall Street Journal does in its narrow focus of economic and business coverage (which has political implications, of course), but other than business coverage, the New York Times is still the leading newspaper of record for the Washington political scene.
Please stop that.
Nobody has said Santorum thinks the world is flat. If you think Santorum's ideas are in the same category as flat-earthers, have the courage to say so, and attack his ideas with facts, not bad names.
When I have a problem with Gingrich (and I don't have many) or with Romney or Obama, I don't make fun of the men. I deal with their ideas and try to refute them.
Your comments do nothing to make your candidate look good but they may help make you look bad. Fortunately most people know that Gingrich is a very smart man who doesn't use your tactics.
Years ago people screamed that the earth was flat, all of that screaming did not change the fact the the earth was not flat. Now, all of this loud talk that the media are correct in their misreporting delegate counts is not going to change the fact the RNC's correctly count their own delegates.
If the Sanctimonium shoe doesn't fit, I suggest you take it off your foot!
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Kurt Opsahl, general counsel for the San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation, called Monday's developments "good news" because a legal precedent requiring companies to write backdoors is incredibly dangerous to the security of millions.
"This case was always about more than access to a single phone. It was an attempt to set a legal precedent that requires any company to undermine their users' security at the FBI's request," Opsahl said in a statement. "Security is vital to protect the information on your phone, and the FBI should work to enhance user security, not against it."
First spotted by Nate Cardozo, a lawyer for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, it looks like the FBI is asking for a delay so that they can explore this potentially "viable method."
UPDATE at 6:26 p.m., Monday, March 21, 2016: The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has supported Apple's fight, argued that this was always about more than just one particular iPhone.
"The FBI explained that an outside party had demonstrated a way that might get into the locked phone, which would mean that the FBI would have to drop its request for Apple to create the backdoor," said EFF general counsel Kurt Opsahl. "This is good news, because a legal precedent requiring companies to write backdoors is incredibly dangerous to the security of millions of iPhone users.
"This case was always about more than access to a single phone," he said. "It was an attempt to set a legal precedent that requires any company to undermine their users' security at the FBI's request. Security is vital to protect the information on your phone, and the FBI should work to enhance user security, not against it."
"The people who develop our technologies," said Cindy Cohn, director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which tracks digital rights, "are having a bigger and bigger role in all these things."
Gmail provides secure connections between a client and its servers, but data sent over the connection is plain text, noted Peter Eckersley, technology projects director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
"If Google receives an order from the FBI, they're going to have to disclose the text," he told TechNewsWorld.
Apple encrypts emails end to end, and it also encrypts messages sent through iMessage. However, iMessage backups go to Apple, which has access to the key, Eckersley said, "so if you backup to the iCloud, Apple can retrieve the data."
"I think most site operators now understand that encryption is becoming the standard rather than an optional extra," said Danny O'Brien, international director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which has strongly advocated HTTPS. "I think it always helps to make the business case, to be able to pull down some hard data to show those making the business decision. That's what this Transparency Report is most useful for — showing that everybody else is doing it, and showing how bad it makes any website look to be in the diminishing number that aren't using HTTPS."
O'Brien also asserted that the most significant aspect of Google's HTTPS report card is that it highlighted the "next big step in securing the Net, the 'dark matter' of unencrypted content online, email traffic… Google has a great way of seeing the general state of this email ecosystem through Gmail. Now we can track what's happened so far, and how we're improving."
Cohn is Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The FBI should not force Apple to violate its beliefs
It would never be OK for a judge to require you to sign a petition or a letter disavowing your views. Whether you believe that the country would be better off if everyone had a gun, or if guns were banned, no warrant could require you to sign a letter to the contrary. The First Amendment simply doesn't allow the government to force you to become a hypocrite, or to substitute the views of a judge, a prosecutor or others in the place of your own. But that's what the FBI is trying to make Apple do.
"This reply brief demolishes the government's opposition (from last week)," said attorney Nate Cardozo of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which filed a friend of the court brief earlier this month in support of Apple along with dozens of Silicon Valley's biggest companies. Cardozo said Tuesday's response from Apple "systematically takes down almost every one of the government's arguments."
Privacy advocates also worry about possible abuse because of the manufacturers' policy of maintaining all data collected by the cameras unless directed otherwise.
"The longer they keep the data and the more data points you have, the more you can learn about a person's behavior — where someone goes to church, what doctors they have or where they slept at night," said Dave Maass, an investigative researcher at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a privacy watchdog group. "Maybe we can predict where somebody is going to be, and we can tell you who their associates are. It can be very invasive over time."
Cindy Cohn, executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said: "Everyone gets at a really visceral level that you have a lot of really personal stuff on this device and if it gets stolen it's really bad. They know that the same forces that work at trying to get access to sensitive stuff in the cloud are also at work attacking the phones."


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