Obama and the NSA, Tesla batteries, and Logan's Run: 90 Seconds on The Verge
Obama and the NSA, Tesla batteries, and Logan's Run: 90 Seconds on The Verge
2013-06-18
it's Tuesday jun 18 2013 i'm ross miller
and according to the cloud it's gonna
rain today this is 90 seconds on the
verge the NSA has revealed that
government surveillance efforts have
helped stop more than 50 possible
terrorist threat since 911 both
worldwide and domestically yep that's
right 50 that's the number they gave no
more no less speaking to a congressional
committee this morning general Keith
Alexander said these included plans to
bomb the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York City subway system
unfortunately these broad numbers aren't
giving the public the transparency they
want and few other contextual details
were provided President Obama spoke at
length with Charlie Rose last night
defending the intelligence gathering
program and asserting there is a proper
set of checks and balances in place
Tesla Motors is planning to show off
swappable car batteries of June
twentieth the idea is that when a
battery loses charge it can be swapped
with a fully charged battery in minutes
and a filing with the SEC this past May
the companies that have plan to
introduce a way to rapidly switch Model
S battery packs and develop quote
specialized public facilities to perform
the swaps here's a sneak preview you
know but with a car finally according to
Deadline bioshock creator king Levine
has been tapped to write the Logan's Run
remake Logan's Run takes place in the
future city state in which a computer
takes care of all aspects of human life
that's ridiculous Siri remind me how
ridiculous that is later that's it for
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