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751.
by junto 11y ago
Ditto. Would you care to share?
752.
by junto 11y ago
Boycotting Star Wars would send a very large message.
753.
by junto 11y ago
Brett needs a pat on the back. Thanks for raising awareness of the new Investigatory Powers Bill. Hopefully this gets picked up by the mainstream media.
754.
by junto 11y ago
I imagine that someone is going to have a visit by the FBI. That or a job offer.
755.
by junto 11y ago
That is the traditional problem of a boycott and what makes it ineffectual. Moreover, the ineffectuality of boycotts makes people less likely to actually believe in them. Which is exactly what "they" want you to think.
756.
by junto 11y ago
I'm not American, so your politics are largely irrelevant to me, but as an American I would find it probably worth looking at Obama's stance on bulk surveillance over time. Has he flip-flopped? If so, either he was persuaded by ev
757.
by junto 11y ago
Whilst "digital civil disobedience" is all well and good, breaking their rules won't help us break their will. The last bastion of hope is a "union of the consumers", where we collectively punish and break companies
758.
by junto 11y ago
Maybe we should democratically vote for representatives that keep their policies secret until we've voted for them.
759.
by junto 11y ago
No shit. This goes for everyone else apart from the US too. That's why it was kept a secret. If we can prove that these politicians signed these agreements after receiving backhanders, can we declare it null and void?
760.
by junto 11y ago
Do you really believe that we didn't torture or enemies during WWII. History is written by the victors. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_war_crimes_during_Wor... Similarly, we often believe that it was only
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by junto 11y ago
If there is gold then it has probably come from a number of sources, including raided banks, the jewellery and gold filings of Jewish prisoners who ended up being gassed. I'm not sure how you'd figure out how to divvy that up fair
762.
by junto 11y ago
The article doesn't make it clear (to me). Where did these emails come from? Were they leaked or hacked?
763.
by junto 11y ago
My favourite part of the US elections is the false premise of voting for either a bullet in the left side of your brain, or as a pleasant alternative, the right hand side.
764.
by junto 11y ago
This is the crux of the problem. We are all forced to watch the world like a film and it is them who are the directors and its director is Michael Bay. Even the directors cut is only part of the picture and even if you are privy to the fact
765.
by junto 11y ago
Sadly, as long as the reality TV still keeps rolling and food is on the table, then nobody cares.
766.
by junto 11y ago
See my comment above about Telehouse London
767.
by junto 11y ago
You're right. It is a public face. The real hub is Telehouse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telehouse_Europe and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastering_the_Internet As I understand it, this
768.
by junto 11y ago
Your CSRS just increased. CSRS = Citizen Subversive Risk Score. A couple more internet searches like that and you'll be hauled into "the Cage" for questioning, held without charge for 72 hours under the "Anti-Terrorism a
769.
by junto 11y ago
I'm not sure to be honest. I just thought it was a really cool idea. It felt a bit like the film "I am Legend". All it needs now is a secret zombies and shotgun mode!
770.
by junto 11y ago
What's painfully not funny, is that the vast majority of the British public won't see this as a problem, and won't see any need to do anything about it. There is a reason why all the data and calls go through the BT Tower in
771.
by junto 11y ago
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback! Will this simply be a new tab under the SSL options for a virtual server?
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Urban Jungle – Street View Post Apocalypse(inear.se)
2 points by junto 11y ago|2 comments
773.
by junto 11y ago
Lobbying power, poor and simple, which is just a push term for legalised corruption.
774.
by junto 11y ago
Surely a tatooed QR code would be the modern day equivalent!
775.
by junto 11y ago
Has anyone tried this out with VirtualMin?
776.
by junto 11y ago
I found remote work through old work contracts. People that trust me to do a good job regardless of where I am. It is difficult for companies to give people that trust, so it is all about helping them to find that trust and then not letting
777.
by junto 11y ago
Personally this was my favourite bit: Because while that area north of Silicon Valley is busy disrupting everything, it still hasn’t caught up with the basic disruption of geography.
778.
by junto 11y ago
It will not include powers to force UK companies to capture and retain third party internet traffic from companies based overseas. It will not compel overseas communications service providers to meet our domestic retention obli
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by junto 11y ago
Full draft bill: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachm... The home secretary revealed for the first time in her statement that successive governments since 1994 have issu
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Publication of Draft Investigatory Powers Bill (speech)(gov.uk)
3 points by junto 11y ago|1 comments

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