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From what I can gather, the total may be double the quoted number.

I plan to gather our failure rates and publish them as backblaze does.\nThanks for blazing the path!

To undo your actions you have to go to every corner of that mountain and gather all the feathers.

As they gather huge amounts of power, their purpose in life becomes to guard that power jealously and to increase it as opportunities permit.

I learned how to talk to other people and gather information about the market from ordinary conversations.

She volunteered to wear a camera for a day to gather data for him, and she asked me permission to do so while we were out & about during a weekend.

Climate science is about gathering data, putting forth a testable hypothesis and seeing how future data fits the prediction.

The council actually did it's work in a very transparent manner, using Facebook and other social media to publish drafts and gather feedback.

You'll be able to gather detailed audience feedback on each film, and at the end of that two years, with a mountain of data behind you, you'll start to have a very strong idea of what sells and what doesn't.

From what I gather, such a large shift in focus and investment was a unprecedented in Google before Google+.I think Google is a great company, I have a super high opinion of the people that I met there.

It didn't help that it turned out the CIA were running "fake" vaccination campaigns to gather information though - that would have helped confirm suspicions in the eyes of anyone, not just the uneducated.

A couple of thousand people gather outside the parliament building for a few days to make noise and listen to speeches.-- The public voted against the Icesave deal because the there were unresolved legal issues around it.

If the government has a broader voluntary national security program to gather customer data we dont participate in it."One down, several to go. If I were Google/Facebook/Yahoo executives I would be very worried right now as to what soon-to-be-released revelations say about their NSA cooperation.

All sorts of large tech companies routinely gather up all sorts of patents for which they have no plans to innovate but which are vital to their business strategies, either to be used to attack rivals or to defend against them and whether for good or for bad motives.

People from the guys that work in mines to gather materials to make your computer internals, to guys that transport gas and flip switches at energy plants so that you can have electricity, to the guy that flips your burgers when you go to the fast food joint across the street, to the guy that cleans your offices.

Why, when these leaders are allowed to lord it over us as they see fit, should they suddenly develop scruples in gathering information that only serves to enhance their power to do what we are already letting them do without so much as a peep of principled opposition?Privacy is in significant peril, and it is a serious loss when Groklaw goes down over this issue.