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jstalin
13y ago
As long as it doesn't make me stink like a chimney when I get home from a bar or restaurant, then more power to them.
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jstalin
13y ago
I said the government shouldn't be trusted. That's the point of the adversarial system.
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jstalin
13y ago
We should be able to trust the government to do things like run courts, build roads, and deliver clean water. We should never trust the government when it comes to standing armies, criminal prosecutions, intelligence gathering, and expansio
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jstalin
13y ago
Would someone please invent or do a kickstarter project for an "email server in a box" project. A plug and play email server with webmail, TLS, etc? Maybe running the whole thing on a pi that you just plug in to your home network
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jstalin
13y ago
There is no first amendment in the UK.
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jstalin
13y ago
Why is this site (Medium) always so slow to load?
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jstalin
13y ago
I've got a bridge to sell you. Interested?
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13y ago
I don't give a shit how much training these people get, the very fact that a gigantic database of potentially all Internet traffic exists is itself a threat to freedom, open society, and the rule of law.
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13y ago
We should more than give him his due. We should throw him a frickin ticker-tape parade.
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13y ago
Good info. Do you have any sources online you can point to?
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jstalin
13y ago
Wouldn't having the private cert allow you to decrypt all communications encrypted using that cert?
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jstalin
13y ago
Why would we assume that TLS is safe? The NSA could just as easily compromise the CAs and get all the certificates they need.
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13y ago
I don't think it's a leap to assume that ALL TLS certificates are compromised and the NSA can monitor ALL Internet traffic.
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jstalin
13y ago
The only thing I can think of is satellites?
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13y ago
I just noticed that the presentation is from 2008 . Imagine what capabilities they've added in the last five years.
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13y ago
And look at slide 17: "Show me all VPN startups in country X, and give me data so I can decrypt and discover users ." Holy crap. Is all encryption broken?
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13y ago
Slide 6 of the presentation clearly shows that pretty much every government is in on the program, with heavy concentration in western Europe. One question, how did the dot in China get there? http://www.theguardian.com/world
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13y ago
Snowden deserves the Nobel Peace Prize and the Vatican should consider canonizing him.
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Robots to Revolutionize Farming and Ease Labor Woes
(techland.time.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Would that mean that self-signed SSL/TLS certificates are safer than certificate-authority-issued certificates?
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jstalin
13y ago
First you ghettoize the content, then you eliminate it.
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jstalin
13y ago
If you're gonna pay, might as well stick with hushmail.
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13y ago
Having used Adblock (currently Adblock Edge) and Ghostery/Disconnect for so long, I haven't seen ads in ages. It's actually a bit jarring when I use a computer that doesn't have ad blocking enabled... everything suddenly
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13y ago
I'm surprised it took this long. The whole situation has been extremely political and this should have been done long ago. Perhaps now Detroit (the city itself) will physically shrink to accommodate its ability to actually service resi
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13y ago
Some of my favorite passwords from the list: notalentassclown3 password2 Password12 password5% password Password14 Password1 PASSWORD Password1@ password3# Password!1 Password45 etc...
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13y ago
It's hard to visualize sleeping out on the fire escape in New York City before heavy car traffic. It must have been quiet at night.
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13y ago
Who is making minimum wage? http://www.bls.gov/cps/minwage2012.htm Raise the cost of McDonald's to hire unskilled workers, and make it more likely that they will invest in things like the automatic hamburger maker
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Staying on top of TLS attacks
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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13y ago
Hopefully Morales' plane was just a diversion and there's another plane with Snowden on it on its way somewhere else...
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Secret-court judges upset at portrayal of ‘collaboration’ with government
(washingtonpost.com)
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