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Home Depot data leak compromises customers' private info again
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The Seattle Times |
Kaspersky battles hackers in internet's 'dark ages'
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The Seattle Times |
Internet security a priority, Chinese president tells tech executives
The Seattle Times Internet security a priority, Chinese president tells tech executives. Originally published September 23, 2015 at 12:35 pm Updated September 24, 2015 at 7:38 am. Chinese President Xi Jinping, left, talks with Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on … China: On cybersecurity, US must not rock the boat China President Xi Jinping meets with Big Tech execs |
First of all, I have not been able to verify that this shot at Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, pictured above, was generated by a Target store in Washington state (much as nothing else seems verified in this insufferably overblown mess). The guy who posted the picture on Twitter tells me a friend of his posted it on Facebook and that it was taken, supposedly, at a Target store in Washington state.
Here’s a wider angle so you can see that it sure looks like a Target store (of which there are 37 in Washington state).
And it looks like a Target store that employs someone who doesn’t appreciate that a joke displayed publicly on the West Coast can make it all the way to the East Coast in the blink of an eye these days.
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