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by archiebunker 11y ago
Currently, 91 prisoners remain in the prison, down from a peak of nearly 800. Of those who remain, 35 are currently approved for release and transfer to a third-party country. Many have been awaiting transfer since 2009. The administration’
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Indefinite detention on US soil?(theintercept.com)
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Global warming on Mars?(realclimate.org)
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Would Elon Musk's Plan to Nuke Mars Actually Work?(nbcnews.com)
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Hamburg just became the first city to ban coffee pods(globalpost.com)
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EU must cut beef consumption in half to reach 2020 climate targets(globalpost.com)
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150,000 Antarctica penguins die after iceberg traps them(globalpost.com)
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Dealers are using India’s version of Amazon to sell illegal drugs(globalpost.com)
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by archiebunker 11y ago
“no one should be surprised that we’re investigating other cases and looking for assistance in those other cases,” a law enforcement official said on Tuesday.
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Crackdown on Hong Kong booksellers reflects the deep divides in China(qz.com)
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A Chilling Effect as Hong Kong's Missing Bookseller Cases Go Unresolved(npr.org)
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by archiebunker 11y ago
The hosting company's site states, “JTAN offers accounts and services without requiring you to tell us your name or physical address. Regardless of the fact that you attempt to remain anonymous, all JTAN account Terms and Conditions re
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JTAN, a privacy-minded firm, backed up Silk Road's server in USA(arstechnica.com)
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Prosecutors say corrupt Silk Road agent has co-conspirators at large(arstechnica.com)
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Android 6.0 implements mandatory storage encryption for new devices(arstechnica.com)
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Apple Still Holds the Keys to Its Cloud Service, but Reluctantly(nytimes.com)
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The case for using iTunes, not iCloud, to back up your iPhone(arstechnica.com)
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US safer with fully encrypted phones: Former NSA/CIA chief(cnbc.com)
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by archiebunker 11y ago
"Most people prefer to have a backup in case the password gets lost"
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Apple promises privacy – but not on iCloud(money.cnn.com)
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Seth Meyers takes a closer look at Apple’s public war with the FBI(bgr.com)
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Apple blames FBI misstep for inability to access terrorist’s iPhone data(bgr.com)
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The FBI likely doesn’t need Apple’s help to break into an iPhone(bgr.com)
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Battle over locked iPhone could have been avoided with a $4 piece of software(bgr.com)
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How far can an untrue rumor spread? Outer space music, indeed. Ha, Ha(time.com)
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If This Skier Was Any Less Talented, He'd Probably Be Dead(sploid.gizmodo.com)
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Germany’s coming for all those euros stuffed in your mattress(globalpost.com)
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Pro-Apple protests in 50 cities(usatoday.com)
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Next SpaceX launch ready for tomorrow(popsci.com)
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Play Laser Tag with your smart phone(popsci.com)
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