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Google and Yahoo furious over reports that NSA secretly intercepts data links(theguardian.com)
3 points by spdy 13y ago|1 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
They did not break German Law. Germany still has past WWII contracts with the Allied Nations in certain areas. http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=ht...
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David Cameron makes veiled threat to media over NSA and GCHQ leaks(theguardian.com)
5 points by spdy 13y ago|2 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
You are wrong its a 1:0 for Snowden. Now it`s not only the "common" people and how Merkel reacted is atypical for her. Lets hope we see some actions out of this event at least the EU parliament set the first sign with voting again
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by spdy 13y ago
Im just curious for me i was opt out to begin with. But it looks like many are not? I still have this voice in my head from Eric Schmidt "With your permission ...", "If you opt-in". So they start to abandon the opt-in s
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by spdy 13y ago
Am i the only one who does not like "touch" on a desktop/laptop. It is not the revolutionary input method that makes everything magical. I want to think in boxes (desktops) not a fluid streams of desktop space. We need someth
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by spdy 13y ago
Same for me i miss the How? part. And i got oversold on an idea that sounds good but i have no clue how it works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webhook
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Foundation 33 // David Copperfield (YouTube)(youtube.com)
2 points by spdy 13y ago|0 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
Thats what happens when you outsource your administrators. If i remember correctly the CIA made a hosting deal with Amazon. So every high level Amazon administrator can access highly classified informations. And for Snowden he saw the blac
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by spdy 13y ago
It think you've actually hit the nail on the head here. What we need is some leaders. Can you name one leader in the Arab Spring movements? Turkey protests? etc. Modern ways of communication take away the need of a leader we can in
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The Cozy Relationship between Britain and its Intelligence Apparatus(spiegel.de)
1 points by spdy 13y ago|0 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
And the moment you enter the world of main stream media. This topic vanish into thin air and does not exist at all. As many respectable people said so far all western countries are in a post democratic state.
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by spdy 13y ago
Sounds plausible to get more deals, all those sales persons are only accounted for deals per day/week/month. And if you are not performing as needed you can look for another job elsewhere.[1] Getting payed minimum wage + extra on
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by spdy 13y ago
* b) Assumption by said governments would be "He's traveling from Germany from Laura Poitras back to Greenwald in Brazil. He's very likely carrying highly sensitive documentation from Snowden" If i had thousands of docum
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by spdy 13y ago
BMW has a huge bet running on electric cars with the massive investment in developing technics to build mass production carbon chassis. They intend to build lighter cars which will benefit electric mobility. The BMW i3 is only the first of
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by spdy 13y ago
Only Apple can get away with something like this. "Hey guys sorry we where down for days but now everything is fine again enjoy" No aftermath report. No details on anything.
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by spdy 13y ago
They wont. Most Germans are happy with "lets see and wait"-Merkel.
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by spdy 13y ago
So this is a patent for self payed advertisement for your own comments?
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by spdy 13y ago
The state nanny approach to internet censorship.
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NSA - The Price of Hypocrisy(faz.net)
117 points by spdy 13y ago|30 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
It will be interesting to observe if this gets into law without being challenged. UK public did not really care about "Tempora" etc. as far as i could see it. (i hope i am wrong) And systems like these are just the front door appr
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by spdy 13y ago
At Wednesday's hearing, Litt was asked by Bob Goodlatte, the chairman of the House judiciary committee, if the administration thought if a surveillance program "of this magnitude … could be indefinitely kept secret from the Ameri
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by spdy 13y ago
With the street view wifi scandal, this on going encryption problem and the revelations about prism this looks very bad.
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Google Android "Back up my data" option includes Wi-Fi passwords in plain text (h-online.com)
2 points by spdy 13y ago|1 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
To give one example the Google Car. If this car works as advertised millions of jobs will get irreplaceable lost. Cab drivers / Car Manufactures / Truck driver etc.
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by spdy 13y ago
According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), 2,266,800 adults were incarcerated in U.S. federal and state prisons, and county jails at year-end 2011 – about 0.7% of adults in the U.S. resident population.[7] Additionally, 4,81
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by spdy 13y ago
What did Snowden really see when he took off. If states get so nervous that they are willing to ground an elected leader just for powerplays their is some serious stuff going on. Someone really high up pulls on many strings. Snowden did not
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Snowden examined by Ecuadorian embassy doctor at Moscow airport upon arrival(rt.com)
26 points by spdy 13y ago|4 comments
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by spdy 13y ago
How does diplomatic immunity work if you are in the entourage of an diplomat?
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by spdy 13y ago
This is all about the public. If any capable agency does not know about 90% of the stuff he revealed so far they are incapable of doing their job. All he does is to show us again and again that we are getting fooled all day long. He prepare

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