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58.5% of visitors to lowendmac.com use the Mac OS (not 2.7%), and only 36.6% use Windows (not 94.5%) 63.8% browse with Netscape, 34.3% with Internet Explorer (not 68.7%), and 0.7% use iCab; Admittedly, these numbers show a bias toward the Mac side, just as the WebSide Story statistics show a pro-Microsoft bias in both OS and browser. As we noted in Statistical Lies, their results always come up with a higher percentage of Windows users and a lower population of Mac, Linux, and other OS users than anybody else. Microsoft lackeys? We certainly wouldn't want to take the data from 50-100 Mac sites and pretend they represent the broader Web population. 'Somewhere in between all the mind games, lies, and seduction, i fell for you. Somewhere in between all the broken promises, manipulation, and heartaches, i got over you. But i guess i fibbed a few times, too. Remember all those times i swore i needed you? Well consider them lies because, baby, here i am without you and i survived.'
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Lies And Seductions Mac Os X
https://free-systems-poker-sin-city-2-online-ggx.peatix.com. Before June 2013, civil society and much of Congress were largely in the dark about the extent of the surveillance activities of the National Security Agency and the circumlocutions of statute undertaken by the White House and the Department of Justice. After the releases by Edward Snowden to specific journalists, the mendacity of Intelligence Community lawyers and leaders, the evasions of the law and manipulation of the FISA Court by the White House working with the Justice Department, and the scope of the violations of the Fourth Amendment protections of U.S. Persons (USPs) became increasingly apparent.2 This article reviews the changes that were initiated in the Executive Branch (and to a lesser extent in the Legislative Branch), the role civil society played in pushing and utilizing greater transparency, and what the changes mean for government accountability to the public.
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McDermott, Patrice. 2018. 'Secrets and Lies — Exposed and Combatted: Warrantless Surveillance Under and Around the Law 2001-2017.' Secrecy and SocietyCasino music playlist. 2(1). https://doi.org/10.31979/2377-6188.2018.020102 https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/secrecyandsociety/vol2/iss1/2
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