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To me, this post is in the finest spirit of HN's reason for being. It is delightful to to see the endless colliding of important primitive and historic objects written well and become accessible to many. My mind reels with all these fa
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Image of fake bug: http://cryptome.org/2013/07/ec-bug-decoy.htm
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" NSA and its employees work diligently and lawfully every day, around the clock..." That's right, remind us in every public statement of you're constantly 365/7/24 surveillance of our face, speech, writings,
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by e3pi 13y ago
Do be a tool. Today at noon, I hope to see tptacek-class crypto experts at our Seattle Westlake Mall, I hope to see some crypto hackavists providing popular personal security advice and tools.
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> They want Snowden bad, like terrifyingly bad. So, assume `he git got'. The leak machinery seems to be unstoppable -with ES involved or no- which I believe to be the biggest threat, and the propaganda benefit of torturing ES or a d
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by e3pi 13y ago
>The NSA/US government probably has lots of dirt on politicians in these countries, and are applying it. "Those who tell us to trust the US's secret, privatised surveillance schemes should recall the criminality of J Edgar
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Julian, now a year out, restless with cabin fever, wanders around the silent Ecuador Embassy at night in his `Sparky-the-Dog(tm)' pajamas, takes a chunk out of a smart phone, covers it with flat-black `Gaffer(tm)' fingernail polis
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Johannes Trithemius(1) Abbotus of Spondheim Abbey De Laude Scriptorum -`In Praise of Scribes' 1492 Praises why scratching ink on vellum by quill/point, is, among many other things, the better input device over this new Gutenberg p
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by e3pi 13y ago
Thank you for this Ignition pdf link. Looks interesting. The frontipiece image identifies `Mach diamonds'. I said to myself its time to find out just what are those beats anyways, having just now viewed the Proton catastrophe video. Ma
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I think you have it. Nice day for an outing, have the youngsters color chalk horsies, flowers, sunbursts, in front of Chase.
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>Then there was never a reason to involve the 'justice' system in surveillance measures at all, was there? "...But Obama’s Justice Department, like Bush’s, has not been above an opportunistic (and occasionally downright Pr
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The missile itself is not in chapter thirteen, but the chastening aftermath of its successful delivery.
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Andrea de Jorio(Niapoli priest)'s La Mimica degli antichi investigata nel gestire napoletano (1832) .... Barzini offered a little sample.... Upon reading [it], you felt that if you could not get hold of de Jorio's book immediately
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(edit) George W. Bush 'Damaged The Security Of The Country'
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Yes June was a great month. Edward Snowden tore corrupt Authority a new orifice which is always good news for World Civilization. I opened the link of your title: 'June was a great month' and discovered it was something embarrass
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1. To communicate, Paula Broadwell and David Petraeus shared an anonymous email account 2. Instead of sending emails, both would login to the account, edit and save drafts 3. Broadwell logged in from various hotels' public Wi-Fi, le
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Oh Boy! here goes... "D R O P M I R E" ...in an air conditioned dark room, tastefully illuminated by flatscreens running really cool graphics, furnished with soft recessed indirect wall lighting, somewhere in Maryland, the `Treads
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Blinders: military personnel can't read The Guardian, gagged, `Need to Know' sequestered. Why risk being a Chatty Kathy on HN when, this week, we read a General is being investigated for opening his big fat mouth. At Fort Meade, `
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This condescending mollifying paternal tone is a case study of an arrogant recklessly dangerous fool equating the vast resources he directs as equivalent to his own intelligence and competence. An intelligent reflective director would be hu
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"...allegations that Washington bugged key EU offices and intercepted phonecalls and emails from top officials." "... – went well beyond previous revelations of electronic spying said to be focused on identifying suspected te
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ex-NSA off-grid Edward(!) `Brill' Lyle, (aka `Harry `The Call' Caul' The Conversation (film) 1972 (~prequel)) in Enemy of the State (film) 1998 (~sequel), teaches us a way to get reins on NSA's wild horses is to bug(1) a
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Concrete Mathematics is a new title to me, your buoyant thrill on Euler font and making a concrete floor() and ceil(), let me guess, Knuth? Sold me.
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If you consume HN feeds all day, you starve? Is that it? I opened it and cannot follow what's going on.
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Excellent field work Ludwig, again HN's Munchen's desk amply demonstrates operatives in the field return the best and most decisive intel. By the way, I encountered last night Walter Ruttmann's 1927 fascinating hour long clas
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"...Bitcoin promises to be different: everyman is own bank, we can throw of the chains of Wall St. oppression, fees, financing of wars, bullshit financial advisors whom pimp you mutual funds into your strictly enforced 401k, and a lita
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JUDUS: Justice Department of the United States "...But Obama’s Justice Department, like Bush’s, has not been above an opportunistic (and occasionally downright Procrustean) reading of particular statutes to permit whatever it is that t
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Lady Gaga? Sorry ...beyond my ken.
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"... The information appears in secret documents obtained by whistleblower Edward Snowden that ====> SPIEGEL has in part seen. <==== A "top secret" 2010 document describes how the secret service attacked the EU's d
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> The idealist's battle against tyranny on one side and anarchy on the other is strewn all across the pages of history. Some idealists lost their way. But the ideals, "Safety and Happiness" – really, the entire Declaration
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Bicycle license plates? The Dutch still use them? Anywhere in the US? Boats? Yes: Every vessel in Puget Sound, Washington State, is tracked with cameras and radar. We see two stereo cameras mounted on top of the channel marker from Rich Pas

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