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by e3pi 13y ago
Answer: What 5 yo? Gauss saw in about 4 secs. On HN stopwatch, my time: 13 hrs.
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The biggest impact I came away from that 2600 HOPE youtube vid was Binney's superiors told him to halt his Thinthread so they had time to wrap alot more budget around it so their revolving door out into commercial intel may more heavil
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"...have in common?" Interesting phrasing or interpretation of a harmonic-pathological street protest violent process: "resonance of resistance": "social struggles in one place in the world transcending their local
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Tangentially related, certainly to Ike's warning, I've read total cost now of entire F-35 program is something like 1.3 trillion dollars.
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I like the choice and fear the graphic `simulacrum<1>' of the those otherwise real Matrix/Stuxnet metadata hunter-killers. <1>SIMULACRUM (simulacra): Something that replaces reality with its representation. "....t
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You appear to have a high value or `goal' of personal `heroism'. Is this something imprinted from mom and dad or scripted in Boy Scouts? Your kind do well in High School marching band, as E- ball-peen hammers in the motor-pool, an
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The cause for whistle blowing is totally independent of respect or disrespect of a state's corrupt or otherwise judicial system. If you're an international game changer, what we're talking about here, ES initiated a cause far
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>"....In the 1950s and 60s, the NSA spied on all telegrams entering and exiting the country. The egregious actions were only uncovered after Congress set up an independent investgation called the Church Committee in the 1970s after
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>"....These days I use keyboard macros in Emacs, but the problem there is that you have to know before you do something the first time that you will want to do it again, and tell Emacs to start recording. In vi you don't need t
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>".... For a hint about this, gaze at the following diagram. Very nice. No `authoratative` diagram I could see. Re: >"...Art and mathematics invite us to leave our authoritative guides behind and ultimately to do the essenti
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> "...The other side of this coin is that, right now, government regulation that overreaches to the point of suppressing an individual’s ability to earn a living wage is the political equivalent of playing with fire. > "...P
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> "....He looked at me incredulously, as if to say, Haven’t you run a studio? Then he said very emphatically, “The implications are— you’re seeing the implications—the implications are, those studios are frozen. The big implication
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Where have you been for the past week? The answer is being a conscientious high school dropout with a keyboard.
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Startup hockey-stick success explosion? Or: http://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=nsa#q=Snowden&cmpt=q
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aletheia(Gk) := "... I’ll see what I can uncover.” From this one could get the impression that the F.B.I. was in effect working as a private detective for Stratfor and its corporate clients.
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John Connor, On the Eve world of your choice, start a new crypto-currency TCU(THZ Currency Units)founded on BOINC distributed processing, consolidate and grow for the next couple decades until you become large enough to wrestle with the Tra
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Vote bitcoin for president. Without term limit.
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>looks like he's waiting for the government to lie themselves into a corner before dropping them in the limelight. He's that good? Knows the `infinitude' of time? Chess gambit(@)? I like him. (@)The word "gambit"
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And there it is: "...and nominated him for the next Nobel Peace Prize.”
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"...Summary: we should vote out any representative who doesn’t understand these concepts and, even more importantly, doesn’t seem to care."
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Considering its origin, anyone have a firm-handle on the Miss Liberty political cartoon? Who's the rat?
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When I was an undergraduate, the Mathematics Department cork board of announcements had an NSA(No Such Agency era) brochure, describing a program labelled something like `OCREA'. I do not remember it clearly, but its intent was solicit
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No Such Agency --> New Spotlight Agency is a 180 degrees turn-about. Why? She offers: "...From the standpoint of the police state and its interests — why have a giant Big Brother apparatus spying on us at all times — unless we know
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crypto adj. Secret; covert. gon suff. A figure having a specified kind or number of angles. Governments, Corporations and Media are out of control. These prominent components of our society are increasingly driven by hypocrisy, corruption a
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"....Software like that exists. One of the oldest is PGP, e-mail encryption software released in 1991. Others include OTR (for “off the record”), which enables secure instant messaging, and the Internet telephony apps Silent Circle and
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More isolated heroes surfacing, coalescing, and encouraging popular outrage and opposition.
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Re: “...It’s hard to get this story out. Even now we have this big briefing — we’ve got Alexander, we’ve got the FBI, we’ve got the Justice Department, we have the FISA Court there, we have Clapper there — and people are leaving,” she said.
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Page looks like its from something called `Bing'. We see: At the top is a U.S. News & World Report button, 4/10/2013 4:15 PM ET By Richard Satran, U.S. News & World Report At the bottom of story we see `More from U.
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Distain with `Facebook trust' Hapless inane ad-feeds? Well, you too, you can reciprocate Clapper-speak. I was a youngster in the Warsaw ghetto, memories of forced labor clearing stones as a five year old, and for the past five months,
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>...Donate his fortune to the EFF and start from scratch. Of course, that will never happen... Why? Would it be legally contrary to shareholder value? I think this is a terrific idea for all of them to do. Zuck and the others appear genu

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