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Full Details of My Attempted Entrapment For Teaching Polygraph Countermeasures

Posted by timothy on from the we-control-the-vertical-graph dept.

George Maschke writes "In May of this year, I was the target of an attempted entrapment, evidently in connection with material support for terrorism. Marisa Taylor of McClatchy reported briefly on this in August. I've now published a full public accounting, including the raw source of the e-mails received and the IP addresses involved. Comments from Slashdot readers more technically savvy than I are welcome."

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  1. Re:The Rancidest Hole of All by PopeRatzo · · Score: 4, Funny

    My, my, my... What do we have here? I've never seen such a rancid asshole before! My cock will now become One With Bayerhole right this minuteness! I can't wait to shoot my ass-seeking cock right into your rancidhole and get this fucking party started! What say you?

    You would think that General Keith Alexander, head of the National Security Agency, would have something better to do than troll a Slashdot comments section. Aren't there illegal wiretaps to order or surveillance records to be shredded?

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    You are welcome on my lawn.
  2. Re:Don't teach, and certainly don't learn ... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    The way I see it, no one would be using encryption nowadays if Obama managed to be president in the nineties.

    Not before 1997, according to the age rules in the constitution. Since Obama was born in August 1961, this limits his eligibility for presidency to August 1996 onwards, which effectively means January 1997 onwards due to the schedule of presidencies in the US.

    I know I'm going to some sort of hell for trolls for posting this, but... couldn't he have just faked up his birth certificate with an earlier date on it?

  3. Re:Don't teach, and certainly don't learn ... by Arancaytar · · Score: 5, Funny

    If you're living in the 40s, that means avoid learning about integration.

    Derivatives are fine, though.