Karma – Responsive WordPress Theme

TechnoCrunch — Sun, 28 Dec 2014 12:14:54 +0000

Slider Options:
- Free – LayerSlider included
- Free – Revolution Slider included
- Free – 3D CU3ER Slider included (+ 8 pre-built CU3ER sliders)
Unlimited Sliders – Add a Slider to any Page Template
Custom Karma jQuery Sliders:
- Karma jQuery 1 Slider
- Karma jQuery 2 Slider
- Karma jQuery 3 Slider
5 Design Styles for Karma jQuery 2 Slider (+ custom color picker)
7 Transparent Overlay images for Karma jQuery 3 Slider (+ custom color picker)
Custom Background color for Karma jQuery3 Slider
Toggle Randomize Slides
Toggle Pause on Hover
Toggle Animation Effect – Slide/Fade
Toggle Next/Previous Arrows
Click here for screenshot of the per-page slider options
Click here for screenshot of the global slider options

Seeker of NSA is how Google’s powerful

Mitul S — Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:00:06 +0000

Due to the large volume of data and the large number of people affected is not feasible to simply create a database and expect the agents used. No, in this case the NSA took inspiration from Google and other search sites ICREACH to create their own search engine accessible to agencies worldwide.
This program has come to light after The Intercept publish new classified NSA documents, and explains how the agency made available to other countries that had metadata on citizens around the world.
This metadata is obtained from intercepted communications, and although not include the content of the conversation itself, if there is data such as time, duration, actors, and geographical location.
This may not seem much, in fact the usefulness of this metadata to track people is invaluable to the NSA and other agencies, as though not enough our metadata identify us. Also, by reaching this metadata as easily have been cases of agents that have been used to spy on their ex-girlfriends.

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Seeker of NSA is how Google’s powerful