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961.
Deep Web Users Are Ready To Launch Silk Road 2.0(techcrunch.com)
13 points by sinak 13y ago|1 comments
962.
Technologists’ Comment to the Director of National Intelligence Review Group(eff.org)
1 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
963.
Blockchain info for 37,365 BTC seized by FBI (blockchain.info)
38 points by sinak 13y ago|20 comments
964.
The NSA is Making Us All Less Safe(eff.org)
8 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
965.
by sinak 13y ago
What do you mean by "journalism startups"? Does MuckRack count?
966.
by sinak 13y ago
Not sure how many other companies do this, but it seems really bad for user privacy. Any time you email the support system of a company that uses Freshdesk to manage tickets, your information gets stored in their system permanently, with no
967.
Freshdesk permanently stores contact information, including deleted users(support.freshdesk.com)
1 points by sinak 13y ago|1 comments
968.
A Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Idea: Disrupt US Politics(sina.is)
19 points by sinak 13y ago|10 comments
969.
United States federal government shutdown of 2013(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
970.
After NSA Court Hearing, Government Must Unseal Documents by December 20(eff.org)
7 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
971.
by sinak 13y ago
And circumventing the "technological protection measure" is illegal under §1201 of the DMCA.
972.
by sinak 13y ago
It did get traction (15 upvotes in about 30 minutes), but it was flagged down to the 10th page. Which just happened again.
973.
by sinak 13y ago
They're a little hard to find in the list of perks, but these two are particularly awesome: - Signed copies of the first PRISM story by Glenn Greenwald. - Signed copies of the cover of the Pentagon Papers by Daniel Ellsberg.
974.
by sinak 13y ago
If you're going to flag this, please let me know why.
975.
Support the StopWatching.us Rally Against Mass Surveillance in DC(indiegogo.com)
26 points by sinak 13y ago|10 comments
976.
Public Knowledge’s Amicus Brief in WildTangent v. Ultramercial(publicknowledge.org)
1 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
977.
NSA review panel has effectively been operating as an arm of the ODNI(bigstory.ap.org)
2 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
978.
by sinak 13y ago
Looks like other NSA-related posts this has been flagged and is lower than it should be on the homepage.
979.
A Rally Against Mass Surveillance in Washington, DC(rally.stopwatching.us)
179 points by sinak 13y ago|44 comments
980.
by sinak 13y ago
So, just a quick bit of context here. While the NTIA ask for a rulemaking from the FCC is awesome, we'll see whether the FCC actually act upon it. Based on the most recent statement from the FCC, they're still trying to get carrie
981.
NSA Spies on International Payments(spiegel.de)
6 points by sinak 13y ago|0 comments
982.
by sinak 13y ago
In particular, a discussion of the technical aspects of each leak is something that can uniquely happen on Hacker News.
983.
by sinak 13y ago
It seems particularly valuable for guidelines on when it's appropriate to flag a post to appear before you flag a post, and for a reason to be given for each flag. Abuse of the flagging feature seems to be a big part of the problem her
984.
by sinak 13y ago
I just started a poll on this issue here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6369530
985.
Poll: Are there too many NSA stories on HN, or not enough?
313 points by sinak 13y ago|200 comments
986.
by sinak 13y ago
I want less NSA news. NSA stories should be filtered/flagged, and fewer shown as a result.
987.
by sinak 13y ago
I want more NSA news. NSA stories should be allowed to rank naturally, with less filtering/flagging.
988.
by sinak 13y ago
Looks like the flag has now been removed, and it's up on the homepage. Thanks mysterious inner-workings of HN :).
989.
by sinak 13y ago
I don't understand why stories like this are being flagged down. This story has 55 points and is 3 hours ago and is on the second page, but a story with 45 points from 7 hours ago is on the homepage.
990.
by sinak 13y ago
Hmm, did someone flag this? If so, why?

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