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This image of Mark Zuckerberg says so much about our future
Except it's not from a sci-fi movie — it's from Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, and the man is Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg. The picture trips all of our "horrible cyberpunk future" alarms, carefully put in place by everything from The Matrix to Noam Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent. Zuckerberg's picture acts this out: MWC attendees plugged into Samsung's Gear VR headset literally can't see the Facebook boss as he breezes past them.
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Kanye West And Daughter North Fall Asleep In The Middle Of A Shop
Being the self-proclaimed “greatest living rockstar on the planet” can be tiring work, which Kim Kardashian has proven by sharing a photo of her husband, Kanye West, and their two-year-old daughter North passed out in the middle of a shop.
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Russia wants to fly over US with advanced digital camera
WASHINGTON (AP) — Russia will ask permission on Monday to start flying surveillance planes equipped with high-powered digital cameras amid warnings from U.S. intelligence and military officials that such overflights help Moscow collect intelligence on the United States.
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The Average American Household Approaching Retirement Has This Much Saved Up
The simple answer: about $106,000. But there's much more to it than that.
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FBI: Resetting San Bernardino gunman's iCloud password wasn't a mistake
The FBI has responded to Apple's claim that San Bernardino county officials reset the iCloud password associated with the gunman's iPhone, which prevented the company from recovering information from the device. In a statement first released Saturday night, an FBI spokesperson said that San Bernardino officials were working "cooperatively" with the FBI when the iCloud password was reset. The statement also countered Apple's claims that the company would have been able to recover information from the device had the password not been reset. See also: Complying with court order could 'destroy the iPhone as it exists,' Apple's lawyer says Apple executives said Friday that the password reset prevented them from accessing the phone's data. Had the password not been reset, they said, they may have been able to trigger an automatic iCloud backup, which could have yielded additional information from the device without the need for its passcode. But the FBI says that it still would have needed Apple's help, even if the password had not been reset. "The reset of the iCloud account password does not impact Apple’s ability to assist with the the court order under the All Writs Act," an FBI spokesperson said in a statement provided to ArsTechnica . "Through previous testing, we know that direct data extraction from an iOS device often provides more data than an iCloud backup contains. Even if the password had not been changed and Apple could have turned on the auto-backup and loaded it to the cloud, there might be information on the phone that would not be accessible without Apple’s assistance as required by the All Writs Act order, since the iCloud backup does not contain everything on an iPhone." A judge ruled last week that Apple had to provide the FBI with assistance in the form of specialized software in order to circumvent the device's passcode. Apple's lead attorney said Sunday that the company plans to fight the order. You can read the FBI's latest statement in its entirety below. BONUS: Apple vs. the FBI explained, how this case might affect your iPhone
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Red Bull releases first pictures of 2016 RB12 F1 car
Red Bull shows off the new RB12 ahead of pre-season testing in Barcelona on Monday.
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Formula One 'the worst it ever has been' bemoans Ecclestone
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has proposed a seismic change to race days in an attempt to revive the sport's competitiveness.
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Toobin: Scalia Devoted His Professional Life To Making America Less Fair, Less Tolerant, Less Admirable
Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed.
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Why China Freaks Out if You Use the Wrong Map
The Chinese Communist Party wants you to use the "right" map - or else.
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Windows 10 and cheap Android among Alcatel's new tech
We get you up close and personal with Alcatel's freshest gadgets from Mobile World Congress 2016 in Barcelona.
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Rob Gronkowski Offers Couple $10,000 To "Bang In Front of Everybody", Turns Up On Cruise
Rob Gronkowski is too lit! Check him out turning up on a cruise ship!
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Suspected Car Thief Caught On CCTV At McDonald’s Drive-Through
A suspected car thief has been pictured on CCTV ordering food at a McDonald’s drive-through. Essex Police have issued an image of a man ordering from a blue Audi A3 with cloned plates at a McDonald’s in Basildon. Police were already at the scene by chance and attempted to stop the vehicle, which sped off and crashed into a pole in a disabled bay in the McDonald’s car park.
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Signs of Diabetes: 5 Symptoms You Should Not Ignore
Beat the odds and educate yourself on the symptoms of diabetes.
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6 Restaurants In India You Need To Add To Your Bucket List (6 photos)
Foodies, gather round! Just like every time we try to remove this topic out for discussion, we have gotten ready for the essential debate on exactly which restaurants should make it to an authentic foodie’s bucket list. Now we understand that it is almost impossible to decide with the scores of restaurants and eateries in India, we have finally managed to round it up. Scroll on for the top 6 urban restaurants that every foodie needs to add to their bucket list, stat:
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Consumers have a new mentality that is helping Coca-Cola and Pepsi pull off the 'greatest marketing trick of the century'
A majority of Americans are "actively trying to be healthier." That means that companies are...
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How Putin Is Surviving Lost Oil Revenue
A cheap ruble and spending curbs are helping, for now.
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Chapo's wife blames Mexico for making drug lord 'world's most wanted'
The ex-beauty queen wife of Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has blasted the Mexican government in a TV interview, claiming that they turned her loving husband into the world's most wanted criminal. Emma Coronel told the US Spanish-language Telemundo on Sunday that Guzman is an intelligent and affectionate man, and that she had no proof that he was in the drug trade. "The Mexican government made sure to portray Joaquin Guzman as the world's most wanted kingpin -- that doesn't mean that he turned into the world's most wanted kingpin," said Coronel, 26.
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Donald Cerrone Wins the Battle of Cowboys at UFC Fight Night 83 with Quick Sub
Donald Cerrone got put into a tough spot at UFC Fight Night 83. Coming off a rough loss to lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos at UFC on Fox 17 and with ugly losses to contenders ...
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Watch: This 106-Year-Old Woman Is So Excited To Meet Obama She Busts Out Some Dance Moves
When 106-year-old Virginia McLaurin met Barack Obama she was so excited she couldn’t contain herself – rolling back the years to bust out some dance moves.
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John Stamos Shares Adorable Throwback Home Video With the Olsen Twins
See then-toddlers Mary Kate and Ashley sweetly embrace their 'Full House' on-screen uncle.
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106-Year-Old Dances For Joy as She Meets the Obamas
106-year-old Virginia McLauren fulfilled her dream of visiting the White House and meeting the Obamas. Photo: White House
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Far Cry Primal Review Roundup
Here's what critics think of Ubisoft's stone age spin-off.
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