Why is this so hard to do? I've seen people mention the barrier to entry, but guess I don't understand it well enough to see why it's such a huge problem.

I don't think I'd call it "quixotic."

I looked at it, but will need to read more about what 25 qualities they study and how they quantify them to see what I think.

I like the #TIL idea

This may not matter that much, depending on what the system needs to be able to do. "Coordinates the operational functions" is pretty vague.

True. Memorizing your password is the safest. I am kind of annoyed by passwords and think this technology is cool, but I also don't want to submit this type of data to any database. We seem to be headed

I also think the reason was a bit of both. The editors and writers who were producing content that facebook didn't suppress probably cared about the special chance to proselytize, but people running facebook

It's so disappointing to think that they're 30 years behind, but not surprising. Part ownership isn't the same as practicing law, and a firm could possibly be structured so that the legal decisions aren't

Stonehenge is cooler because of its possible importance in mysticism and use as a calendar.

What's the point of typing in Facebook credentials?

This isn't to say that this phenomenon is the only reason stores end up next to each other. It's just an interesting idea/type of behavior.

Thanks.

They do look similar from a distance!

Nice visual. Silver is much smaller than I expected.

Ah. Good point.

It's astronomy day. ;)

Whoa. I bet the skill would elude me, too, lol.

Yes, that's a good point about expecting 'non-surveillance.' Also, consider how much data they already collect that they're not analyzing properly and/or not acting on. Governments that let people slip

They hardly have to pay anyone!

I like what she says about focusing on the people and about how these people hide behind their agencies. Do these individuals think that as soon as they join a large organization, they have no responsibility