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by e3pi 13y ago
...and hanging in there: I read the founder of Samsung says everyday is a constant crisis, that mobile is the fad today and it will be gone tomorrow.
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by e3pi 13y ago
No. As a curious ironic symmetry, now Icelandic Pirate's Bay server is more secure than anything in the USA. Their Pirate party political success, and ordering the CIA to leave suggests it is a good safe haven candidate and sends the w
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by e3pi 13y ago
If you've the free time, see this (longish 1:27:34) Youtube video of William Binney, harassed and heroic NSA whistleblower, describing huge corporate-intelligence-complex expansion, internal intrique, and corrupt revolving door entan
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by e3pi 13y ago
> One reason that police are required to obtain warrants and follow certain arcane procedures is to ensure that it is not people which are being investigated, but crimes. The perfect crime is one no one knows, including oneself, or will
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by e3pi 13y ago
Here's one, a box in the middle: NARUS(R U NSA?) -See Clearly Act Quickly(tm) (Wikipedia) Narus was founded in 1997 by a team of Israelis led by Ori Cohen and Stas Khirman, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Boeing, which provides real-t
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by e3pi 13y ago
There it is again, been seeing this script parroted refrain all day: "direct access" Anyone guess what this carefully crafted ambiguity is suppose to allow?
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by e3pi 13y ago
> You cannot trust any electronic system. You are in error sir. Proofed(eg, OTP) or overwhelmingly messy crypto and mathematics is secure. Animal meatspace is not. Who watches the watchman? Something silicon.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Anyone can guess/know why?
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by e3pi 13y ago
3,046 comments! At a certain large scale, I've a suspicion that FISA gag order eliminates silence, and to defend their cred press releases must speak with forked tongues.
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by e3pi 13y ago
I'm going to do some lisp, this is exciting: By Googling, as well emacs lisp, I just now found a regex engine for common lisp: CL-PPCRE - Portable Perl-compatible regular expressions for Common Lisp Abstract CL-PPCRE is a portable reg
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by e3pi 13y ago
Of course not? Why?
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by e3pi 13y ago
Laws of Information Theory Say A One Time Pad Is Unhackable. It Is
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by e3pi 13y ago
If the name of pi is with itself, and the rate(in domain) of the exponential is itself, how significant are you to do otherwise?
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by e3pi 13y ago
My small screen's real estate cannot afford a browser's toolbar.
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The Amish are getting fracked(newrepublic.com)
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by e3pi 13y ago
Re: "...I've nothing to hide". "... I find it hard to care." ... "...I hate math." RESPONSE: A name defines, sets boundaries, your name and your privacy; defines you exclusive of everything and everybody e
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by e3pi 13y ago
Revealing this revolving door of corrupt NSA execs and the vast intelligence industry sprawl outside Fort Meade is far more frightening then what is the popular angst today. William Binney is another brave whistle blowing hero.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Thank you for this hour's Redmond schadenfreude fix! From `Devices' to `Services' the entire retreating front looks like Microsoft's Stalingrad. Anything left intact in Ballmer's bunker?! Hoorah!
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by e3pi 13y ago
Very well voiced! ...`we' wholeheartedly agree with you bro'
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by e3pi 13y ago
With open source, I am `forced' to figure out how to do things on my own without canned functions. I could be wrong, not having looked at Mathematica for twenty years, but I believe my pattern searching among hundreds of millions of long st
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by e3pi 13y ago
Israeli(then, now BOEING) NARUS(R U NSA(?)) built `glass vampire' boxes at all (6?) main trunk ATT overseas (routers?) scraping voice flagged words, names. Lengthy detail of Bush administration free reign of (all?) domestic digital survei
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by e3pi 13y ago
So much press and attention on this today, when James Bramford surfaced even more intrusive and comprehensive `See Clearly, Act Quickly' surveillance in his 2008 book Shadow Factory. That's now five years ago.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Oh L@@K! To the left of the humidor, we see a straight billard briar, with a makeshift DIY(`EDIH') tube stem! Today he'd prefer BIC(tm) ballpoint's durably chewable breakthrough white trade secret high-polymer cylinders. His office is cert
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by e3pi 13y ago
I've always avoided Mathematica. I Use pari/GP, maxima, axiom, perl's Bignum. Mathematica, macsyma, Symbolics, I've always felt monetized what should have been(remained) open source, GNU(etc.) licensed. Thank you again Mr Stallman.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Google: Deniable Cryptography and Rubberhose(update: Waterboarding) Cryptanalysis
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by e3pi 13y ago
"The cypherpunks credo is 'privacy through technology, not legislation.' The law of the land can be changed by the next administration. The Laws of mathematics are more rigid."
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by e3pi 13y ago
Slings? Wristrockets(tm), slingshots, rock?
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by e3pi 13y ago
>... I find it hard to care. A name defines, your name and your privacy; defines you exclusive of everything and everybody else. Without privacy, arguably you do not exist.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Vote: Pi Rate Party International(PRPI) ...Krypto-Anarchic-Socialists?

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