Tag: cyber space war
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#MorningMonarchy: February 23, 2016
Space music, dumb phones and the ‘Mobile World’ order + this day in history w/Gitmo and our song of the day by Mavis Staples on your Morning Monarchy for February 23, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: February 16, 2016
Twitter abusers, travel posters and security moguls + this day in history w/CBBS and our song of the day by Ringo Deathstarr on your Morning Monarchy for February 16, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: February 9, 2016
Cyber budgets, data dumps and video games for peace + this day in history w/Halley’s Comet and our song of the day by The Villas on your Morning Monarchy for February 9, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: February 2, 2016
Red dawn, death by robot and celebrity messaging apps + this day in history w/G.I. Joe and our song of the day by Esperanza Spalding on your Morning Monarchy for February 2, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: January 19, 2016
Planetary alignments, grid attacks and rise of the robots + this day in history w/the League Of Nations and our song of the day by Lily & Madeleine on your Morning Monarchy for January 19, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: January 12, 2016
Biometrics, invisible barcodes and crime-fighting robots + this day in history w/the Harrisburg Seven and our song of the day by Merz on your Morning Monarchy for January 12, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: January 5, 2016
Background checks, robot birth rates and Robert Stigwood + This Day In History w/Oregon Territory and your song of the day w/School Of Seven Bells on your Morning Monarchy for January 5, 2016.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: Making Corporate Politicians Wear Corporate Logos (Video)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: California pols mighty have to wear their corporate sponsor’s logos; the Free State Project crosses pledge milestone; Organic farmers are growing ‘GE-free zones’.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek – Free State Project, Corporate Logos, GMO-Free Zones (Audio)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: California pols mighty have to wear their corporate sponsor’s logos; the Free State Project crosses pledge milestone; Organic farmers are growing GMO-free zones.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Episode250 – Cat Surveillance, Space Mining, Government Distrust
‘I Know Where Your Cat Lives’ knows where you live, too; America says it’s OK for America to go space mining; Give thanks, 1 out of 4 distrusting the government is a great start.
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Sony Brass Denounces ‘Vicious’ #SonyHack
from natmonitor.com: Top Sony executives have condemned the “vicious” cyber assault that forced the company to hastily postpone the Christmas day release of its satirical film The Interview. During his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas today, Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai publicly reprimanded the Guardians of Peace (GOP) hackers who…
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#CyberSpaceWar: Norway To Grow Food Crops In Space
from thelocal.no: A team of scientists in Norway are set to research the possibility of growing plants and food crops in outer space, it was revealed on Friday. A new EU-funded research project is set to ‘take-off’ researching how food plants grow in space and how the horticulture could supply space travellers with oxygen and…
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CDC ‘Can I Eat This’ App Helps Prevent Traveller’s Diarrhea
from thehealthsite.com: For those who are gastronomically adventurous, travelling is hardly any fun without savouring the succulent local dishes and drinks. Even as they soak themselves in the fresh flavours of a new destination, researchers have now developed an app to help travellers avoid what’s commonly known as traveller’s diarrhoea, a condition that affects an…
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Robots Will Replace Fast-Food Workers
from money.cnn.com: As protesters across the country call for the fast-food chains to raise their wages, a number of companies have begun experimenting with new technology that could significantly reduce the number of restaurant workers in the years to come. Restaurant industry backers warn that a sharp rise in wages would be counterproductive, increasing the…
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FDA Safety Rule Webpage Crashes Before Comment Deadline
from cornucopia.org: Family farm and consumer advocates have been working for weeks to ensure meaningful public comment on the FDA’s proposed food safety rules. Now the government website that serves as a portal for the public’s comments on food safety is offline, out-of-service, or even refusing to accept comments. “This is potentially disenfranchising thousands of…