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e3pi
13y ago
>"Secret jail time"? Do your loved ones get to know where you are? No. You have to lie to your family. and: "The most likely punishment for defying the secret order would be a hefty fine, although the defendant might have
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13y ago
>It's fascinating that the situation is such a mockery of the rule of law, yet it keeps on rolling. Unable to be aware of the current secret case law history, addressing the FISA secret court, is it intellectually dishonest to stil
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13y ago
Burn rate? One other possible new exciting venue? Sell the truck, get on down to the marinas, walk the docks, ask around, moorage in arrears gets good glass sailboats for the cost of getting them out of there. The Sacramento Delta, `Delta
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13y ago
Loud silence of largest(?) factor why Obama/Putin summit canceled, is a critical topic inversely proportional at 189 decibels, sycophants awkwardly ignoring the big elephant crowding everyone into the corner, cordially with deference e
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13y ago
"Closest to home for many hackers are the government's aggressive prosecutions under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which has been used against Internet activist Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in January, and U.S. soldier
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13y ago
Flight From The Reich, Dwork, D. 2009 Personal histories of Jews successfully escaping Nazis and not. Remember December, 1939, the border closes, and in that foul month, crossing the Georgia Straight can be hazardous.
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13y ago
This may alert FISA court interdiction. Shutting down a potential `compromised secure' channel frustrates total information awareness and the boundless informant.
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13y ago
Oh no. This may have automatically triggered the Snowden dead man switch doomsday dump.
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13y ago
Agreed, the rogue suicide in the wild is a problem. and...with theguardian.com currently: Breaking news: US orders non-essential staff to leave consulate in Lahore, Pakistan, citing terrorist threat. More details to follow ... you suppose w
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13y ago
WRONG: "Other security measures that Alexander has previously discussed include requiring at least two people to be present before certain data can be accessed on the agency's computer systems." CORRECT: Before admins or anal
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13y ago
I hope none of them read The Mythical Man Month.
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13y ago
You are blessed to receive a rare human hand printed letter.
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13y ago
"Restoring Trust in Government and the Internet" Interesting title, Bruce. Is this your first `walking in on little kitten feet', getting your tippy-toe wet, capitulating inverted ClapperSpeak, or `Shark Jump' or `Break
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13y ago
...and, like a horse, I still can't get on these newfangled things from the starboard side.
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13y ago
The state. Their AG, et al on down allowed this heinous act of gross miscarriage of justice. These innocent youngsters are scarred for life. Being a state conspiracy by the Rico Act these victimized youth could be awarded treble damages. Li
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13y ago
"...The Internet is transforming almost every element of the news business: shortening news cycles, eroding long-reliable revenue sources, and enabling new kinds of competition, some of which bear little or no news-gathering costs. The
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13y ago
"...would the city still be complaining? Well, the answer is probably yes, because their intent to enforce the law isn't to prevent law-breaking but to raise money.
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13y ago
The Ink-free caught my eye. I would like to be available something like yesterday's `dirty dot' 9-pin dot matrix printer with a stout solenoid print head gun to impact tactile enough like Braille pages for the blind, but alphanume
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13y ago
"...just hours before his death Hastings sent the following email to close friends: “Subject: FBI Investigation, re: NSA -Hey (redacted names) — the Feds are interviewing my “close friends and associates.” Perhaps if the authorities a
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13y ago
Nice looking guilloche escapement train with complication, but for very long term durability, I'd back the Jura's molecular biologists certifying DNA's proven reliability.
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13y ago
Read his 2010 `The Blast Shack' at: http://www.webstock.org.nz/the-blast-shack/ "...a massive computer leak is not the kind of sunlight that chases away corrupt misbehavior; it’s more like some dreadful shift
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13y ago
Expensive `joke`, I was billed about 8k . k: karma
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13y ago
"And yet the three of them together, they look just amazing. They are fantastic figures, like the promise of otherworldly aid from a superhero comic. They are visibly stronger than they’ve ever been before. They have the initiative in
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13y ago
Incarcerated in monolithic interstitial dreck, that forlorn inquisitive youngster in a long empty corridor may grow into a seasoned coder to escape Caracas' concrete war-zone of dread, and this is why here in the states, the preterites
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13y ago
With Corrections Corporations of America, and now the US' most valuable export is manufacturing enemies of sufficient hatred to launch newsworthy sensational acts of terror requiring `Boundless Informant' and `Total Information Aw
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13y ago
Europe, and Asia do. Why is it we see all those Germans rallying and we stateside do not?
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13y ago
After acquiring an APPLE ][+ with also a Novation AppleCat][, a few months later I was able to get a super deal on a 64k ram card through a CALL A.P.P.L.E.group purchase for only $110.00. It astonishes me today I can get entire dated 9"
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13y ago
"Microsoft's Surface sales figures are in, and they're hideous" >Could we please change the headline? No need to scream in HN headlines. Don't blame the mirror when you see the reality of who you truly are.
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13y ago
On Arctic albedo affected by Box's wildfire hypothesis, I'm wondering if those earlier deep core samples correlate with historic big blasts like Santorini, Krakatoa's red sky for a year, and...is that Yellowstone super blow u
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13y ago
>...if every communications device broadcast a constant stream of data and every other communications device received every bit of data and ignored the (nearly 100%) of it that it didn't care about at the moment, you would eliminate
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