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by nano111 13y ago
resonator--
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by nano111 13y ago
since most people probably haven't heard about it, I would say it is..
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by nano111 13y ago
companies should never have to lie on the spying statistics (but maybe need to hide some specifics)
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by nano111 13y ago
Creating a mesh network using the unused analog TV frequencies probably would be nice and useful
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by nano111 13y ago
plus, they can refuse entry to any non-citizens for any reason or no reason
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by nano111 13y ago
"Another interesting observation is that if the government claims to have not broken the law and has nothing to hide, why are they getting all mad from the leaks?"
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by nano111 13y ago
Although I don't think this petition should be hosted by the government, here it is: Pardon Edward Snowden -> https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/pardon-edward-snow...
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by nano111 13y ago
and we could not catch this traitor with those 80 billions
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by nano111 13y ago
the focus on snowden is good, it shows how they cannot even catch an internal leak
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by nano111 13y ago
they can't even catch internal leaks
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by nano111 13y ago
sigzero--
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by nano111 13y ago
JamisonM--
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by nano111 13y ago
for some reason, it won't let me delete my duplicate comments that were created because of errors on postings...
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by nano111 13y ago
can't force them not to encrypt emails but it can force them to give out the keys
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by nano111 13y ago
if another hit to the US economy is what it takes to make things change ...
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by nano111 13y ago
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/26/cybersecurity-nsa-...
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by nano111 13y ago
Keeping track of violations of rules publicly would be a minimum kind of ratings
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by nano111 13y ago
you are always looking right before turning right...
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by nano111 13y ago
my experience was that you pay for the shooting of one pose but they take many more and offer them to you afterwards
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by nano111 13y ago
Can you feel the heat when you sit next to this antenna?
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by nano111 13y ago
most currently existing bookmarking services support tags... you could use "now", "later" or "future" tags?
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by nano111 13y ago
it would be easy to make it look like it is part of the machine....
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by nano111 13y ago
I agree, but you probably walk around with a microphone and GPS that is remotely accessible at all times? which is not as bad but what I mean is that people might get accustomed to it (unfortunately)
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by nano111 13y ago
I currently eat meat but I would rather not eat this... they already inject all kinds of stuff in "real" meat... I can't imagine what they would do to a completely engineered meat..
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by nano111 13y ago
Are you saying that home builders and engineers should get paid royalties for as long as the house stands?
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by nano111 13y ago
I switched back to hotmail after using gmail for so many years because of this ...
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by nano111 13y ago
if the banks and wallstreet had it their way, there would not be many regulations
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by nano111 13y ago
Do you think that you will see an end to web browsers bugs in your lifetime? (given that they don't disappear...) I don't because by now they should already be bug free....
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by nano111 13y ago
Can you mark one of the node as untrusted and keep the data encrypted for them?
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by nano111 13y ago
it is now very hard to get many Google results that contains all your search terms which is why I start to dislike it... for example it gives you "synonyms" or the terms are completly missing.... I sure will give yours a try

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