Domain: matrix-at.org
Stories and comments across the archive that link to matrix-at.org.
Comments · 6
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Re:Just slightly OT
I'll remember that when I watch the fireworks the next fourth of July. For all the good it will do me.
Evidently I don't have enough privacy rights to stop the government from searching through my library records, seeing what books I buy, or reading my emails in the name of stopping terrorism (and doing so without a court order). Thanks to the patriot act.
Then there is Total Information Awareness reborn which is the marrying of commercial and government databases to rob me of even more privacy, and echelon.
So privacy is a nice idea, but unfortunately, that is all that it is.
Our government is out of control in more ways than one.
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Re:list please!
I think this site needs badly to be slashdotted or DoS'd.
It needs to be "Google Bombed" too. We should all start providing links to it with the phrase "The MATRIX has you" everywhere we can.
Yes, I really said this and when the feds come to ask me about it I'll tell th... wait a minute, there's someone at the door. -
Re:list please!
Although this isn't terribly specific, this page gives a good general idea of what is and isn't in the datebase.
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Re:list please!Here is a link to the MATRIX, apparently they don't update their website information much..
http://www.matrix-at.org/states.htm
Here is the Wired article that was posted here a day or two ago, which has more info on which states are involved...
CLICKY HERE http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,62564,00
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the movies were better
This new "MATRIX" sounds worse than the two sequels put together. And in the fictional and non-fictional sense, both matrixes were just plain bad for humanity!
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Re:The EFF?
EFF filed a brief because they believe in privacy and anonymity.
(Also, working with me has educated them on some issues around ubiquitous ID demands. Turns out that most of these ID demands are backed by big databases; the ID is used as a key to search them. E.g., a cop radios in your license number and they tell him things about you from the NCIC database. Or the cop uses the multi-state MATRIX web access from the laptop in the police car. Or the TSA's CAPPS-2 looks up your credit records to suspect you if you don't have any credit -- and cross-checks them against your ID when you show up at the airport.)