berg apologized for the Cambridge Analytica scandal, he assured everyone that the company would investigate and audit any other company that may have been abusing its policies or harvesting data the way Cambridge Analytica did.
We’ve asked Facebook whether or not it will investigate Palantir, too, after the accusations against Palantir came out, but we received no reply at the time. Facebook’s CTO seems to have been a little more responsive to the UK lawmakers’ similar question, saying that “many people have raised that concern” about Palantir, and that Facebook also plans to review Palantir’s practices. We’ll be waiting for the results of that investigation and keep you updated.
Mr Schroepfer, Mark Zuckerberg’s right hand man whom we were assured could represent his views, today failed to answer many specific and detailed questions about Facebook’s business practices. We will be asking him to respond in writing to the committee on these points; however, we are mindful that it took a global reputational crisis and three months for the company to follow up on questions we put to them in Washington D.C. on February 8th.We believe that, given the large number of outstanding questions for Facebook to answer, Mark Zuckerberg should still appear in front of the Committee. We note, in particular, reports that he intends to travel to Europe in May to give evidence to the European Parliament, and will request that he appears in front of the DCMS Committee before the 24th May.
Collins also made it clear that this is not just another request (Zuckerberg declined the previous invitation). If Zuckerberg fails to comply, the committee will issue a formal summons for him, which means the next time Zuckerberg will visit the UK, he will be obligated to come before the UK committee, by law.
And Zuckerberg should reply by sending a picture of his butt cheeks and a note that says "um, no ya wunkers".
If you're going to do business in multiple countries, you should be prepared to abide by the laws of those countries and testify in front of their government leaders when summoned.....
Seen some previous videos about US senators, governors etc. asking questions. The most worrisome is not Zacky missusing peoples data but themselves. Most of them are senile fossils with zero understanding about todays tech. They just read pre-spripted texts with no clue what it is about. Probably can't even forward email...And they get to decide.
Mark should buy Luxembourg and tell them to pound sand.
Zucker even if those proposing the questions would be are geeks like ourselves?
usually the more in the know a person is the more they see what is really at stake and how FB has violated today's techies and the general public.
MILKOD2001 - well yeah, totally agree. Even worse the politicians who run the country, make decisions when it comes to the national economy, long term development and so on, yet none of them has any experience or at least a degree in the relevant field. It's roughly the same as putting a farmer in charge of the car manufacturing business and the funny thing is that people would actually support that farmer because he promised them free potatoes or something.#ifndef MBGL_STORAGE_DEFAULT_HTTP_CONTEXT
#define MBGL_STORAGE_DEFAULT_HTTP_CONTEXT

#include <mbgl/storage/request_base.hpp>
#include <mbgl/storage/network_status.hpp>
#include <mbgl/util/uv_detail.hpp>

#include <set>

namespace mbgl {

class HTTPContext {
public:
    static std::unique_ptr<HTTPContext> createContext(uv_loop_t*);

    HTTPContext(uv_loop_t*);
    virtual ~HTTPContext();

    virtual RequestBase* createRequest(const Resource&,
                                       RequestBase::Callback,
                                       uv_loop_t*,
                                       std::shared_ptr<const Response>) = 0;

    void addRequest(RequestBase*);
    void removeRequest(RequestBase*);

private:
    void retryRequests();

    // Will be fired when the network status becomes reachable.
    uv::async reachability;

    // A list of all pending HTTPRequestImpls that we need to notify when the network status
    // changes.
    std::set<RequestBase*> requests;
};

}

#endif
Last month I did a January goals and I am happy that so far I can stick to my monthly goals. It feels good when you can check things off your lists regularly.
Read Chapter 9 and Chapter 10 in Getting Things Done book. This is really an amazing book. I highly recommend it!
mesti pernah baca the 7 habits of highly effective people..
looks like u 1 of them..
Great post, this year my goal is to stay healthy and to make good decisions financially--and to get married, of course. We have to set a date, still. LOL.
Thanks for the link to that book, I definitely will look into it. I love lists, so it would be a good fit for me.Recently, I had someone message me and say literally, “tell us good things”. This rang a bell, so I prayed about it. Surely God wants us to deliver warnings to the church! How popular we are as we do the dirty work when the Lord is cleaning house. Not, but we do it in faith and he provides for us as we take abuse. Rest assured we are pleasing the one who has all power and life and has the power to throw us into hell. I would rather please the Lord than man. I do not want it to be said that someone’s blood was on my hands for me not delivering a warning.
The Lord says that what is in this chapter on Judah is for now. That he is faithful to warn and educate us. He is giving plenty of warning. We are to pray to be counted worthy to escape all of these things that are coming upon the earth. He says none will be without excuse. To those with an ear, let them hear, says the Lord.
There are good in the Lord’s words because obedience to him leads to life. He will not lead us into darkness, but out of darkness. In prayer on August 27, God showed me Isaiah 30: 8-17., (Notice the distinction here between Prophets and Seers)
“Don’t tell us what is right.
Tell us nice things. (Sugar coated, seeker friendly-always arriving at the truth but never having the full knowledge of it…..or any power to deliver, for that matter).
Tell us lies. (Self-deception is a thing. It’s part of the great deception in the last days and even God’s elect are in it’s cross hairs. Plus the being given over to a reprobate mind, the Leviathan spirit).
11 Forget all this gloom. (This is a matter of perspective. If we hear a warning, this is God’s mercy showing us it will come. He wants us to avoid gloom. The judgement is not here yet, but it’s the warning. That’s where the attitude comes in: the full counsel of the word of God. The Lord warns for two reasons 1. so that a judgement can be averted through repentance of the church and 2. when something is imminent. And there is the challenge-to know one from the other. )
Get off your narrow path. (This to many means being open minded. Not to me. This means making choices to enter into the wide road that leads to destruction, instead of the narrow way that leads to life)
Stop telling us about your
‘Holy One of Israel.’” ( Uh oh, you know this is going to get the Lord’s attention! He has something to say in the next verse: judgement for not listening)
12 This is the reply of the Holy One of Israel:
“Because you despise what I tell you
and trust instead in oppression and lies, (think about this-because we instead trust in oppression and lies? so people would choose to stay oppressed and lied to? Yes. Like the Israelites that were oppressed and lied to in Egypt. Remember how the Israelites were always wanting to go BACK to Egypt? Because it was safe and secure instead of having to live in faith and trust in the Lord and obey. Boy, this is a stern warning. How many of us have been told to do something and have not done it? And we give the Lord our list of excuses as to why we have not trusted in him to do so?).
13 calamity will come upon you suddenly—
like a bulging wall that bursts and falls. (When a boundary falls that’s not a good sign spiritually. That means God allows the enemy to buffet us in order to teach us something-a judgement. The Lord says to me here, “Your servant will be your Master”. He corrects those he loves as the Father who delights in a Son. But it does not feel like love at the time, but it will lead to life. He shows us the consequences he saved us from with the free gift of salvation in Christ Jesus)
In an instant it will collapse
and come crashing down. (There are a lot of suddenlies happening out there!).. (This is such a good deal that he offers us, so why do we struggle? Because our flesh, fallen, sin nature wrestles with the spirit of God. We want to be our own God at times. We