87er43

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by 87er43 5y ago
It's nice to see the rare comment I can relate to. I hardly know anyone IRL who sees the horrorshow for what it is. Snowden was 9 years ago and for that we now get "privacy advocates sounding the alarm". The surveillance comp
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by 87er43 5y ago
I wonder if there are any other unforeseen consequences to blanketing the world in high frequency transceivers.
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by 87er43 5y ago
And who will take a stand against surveillance and data trafficking... the government?
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by 87er43 5y ago
True freedom is getting fired for hesitation over experimental medicine. People with hesitation are assholes who want to put others at risk. It's so clear now.
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by 87er43 5y ago
A world of people stubbornly ingraining themselves in everything made by google and facebook, dismissing any notion of "government overreach" as disordered thinking, and proudly proclaiming they have nothing to hide, means that by
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by 87er43 6y ago
> We call this ambient computing. Wow, it sounds like "IoT" is getting a makeover. Will this become the new more palatable vogue term for total immersion in corporate-owned wireless electronics?
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by 87er43 7y ago
> We need to let the USA PATRIOT act expire. Why would they ever let this happen? It's an excuse to own you. But let's say they did "let it expire", to put on some political pony show for the concerned voter, would th
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by 87er43 7y ago
>They won't detain you unless they have a reason to go after you. Anyone can give a reason for anything.
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by 87er43 7y ago
Why do you think Google renamed itself "Alphabet"?
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by 87er43 7y ago
Microwave ovens also produce non-ionizing radiation so I imagine that they would be safe to place one's full body inside as well.