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Assuming no other device costs (installation is assumed), $500 is a small price to pay to have the most kickass security system on the block.
"The block" of course referring to the subdivided neighborhood where the only "hoodlums" are the kids who play on the grass, there's never any music playing loud enough to travel the ten feet between each house, and doors on both cars and homes are left perpetually unlocked because the only people approaching the door are "magazine salesmen" and the watchman for the homeowner's association here to inform you that your mailbox requires a new paint job or you will be fined $10/day.
Anywhere else, facial recognition doesn't stand a chance at keeping out anyone with a crowbar.
I guess I have to download and archive all my juicy e mails from Yahell to protect them. $60 would be a very low price for all the dirt thats in there.
The only thing I really use Yahoo for is the email address that I get all my spam sent to. I guess they can have that if they want. Sometimes there is pron. Maybe they will like that as well.
@Crimson33: The article twists the meaning somewhat. Yahoo isn't really "selling" information. When law enforcement agencies subpoena a company (Yahoo, Google, MS, whoever) for information, there is nothing much that they can really do about it. The numbers above just say how much Yahoo is reimbursed for using its resources to provide this information.
Meaning - Yahoo is probably not the only company with a chart of prices like this. It just so happens that Yahoo's chart got published here. I was sort of joking in my first comment.
So, can I give them sixty bucks to not give away my information? Clearly Yahoo is willing to whore themselves out for cheap, but I am curious if they will take any customer, or if they have some element of discrimination.
that's exactly what i want. a bluetooth connection that is always on so it will drain my phone battery and my wallet battery. sooo, when both are dead i can't call a friend to bring me some extra cash.
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"The block" of course referring to the subdivided neighborhood where the only "hoodlums" are the kids who play on the grass, there's never any music playing loud enough to travel the ten feet between each house, and doors on both cars and homes are left perpetually unlocked because the only people approaching the door are "magazine salesmen" and the watchman for the homeowner's association here to inform you that your mailbox requires a new paint job or you will be fined $10/day.
Anywhere else, facial recognition doesn't stand a chance at keeping out anyone with a crowbar.
"Locks only keep honest people out."
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Meaning - Yahoo is probably not the only company with a chart of prices like this. It just so happens that Yahoo's chart got published here. I was sort of joking in my first comment.
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I'm the commissioner in name only!
TwoHandTouch(myself)Football is runnin' the thing!
I swear!
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"You open it."
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The delay between swiping your finger and the wallet opening might be a little annoying.
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But carbon fiber? Come on. It's not like you need to reduce drag.