Something like this was to be expected.
I have read as much as there is but I cant see any details of victim(s) or of the crime itself. But surely surely surely he would have to be as stark staring mad as a bottle of chips to commit a crime like while running the worlds biggest whistle blowing web site.
It stinks to high heaven.
I've invented a time machine that can take you into the future.
You lay on it and close your eyes and when you open them again - pow, you are in the future.
Admittedly it looks just like a bed, but appearances can be deceptive.
I do see the deeper issue regarding privacy and the fact that they can hold this data after you have stopped using the service is a real problem. But as with all things there is a way around it:
Unless you are a ridiculously prolific poster/commenter its not more than a few hours work to go through and remove every post, comment and photo you have put on there.
I know that when I was applying for a job, soon after FB became huge, I went through this process as I DJ DnB in clubs a lot and had a lot of extremely messy and new-job-unfriendly pictures on there and various comments that would have been really inappropriate for a prospective employer to see. It wasnt too hard to do although it was a little time consuming.
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Great post
Then why would WikiLeaks leave the .org URL on their Twitter profile? Surely they must be aware...
I'M CONFUSED!!
Well said
You are right, but that 1% of solid gold is what its all about isn't it...
That has got to be one of the most pointless posts ever in the history of the internet. Fact.
I think this has been all over the news for the last few months now
Don't we all...?
You can call me an idiot.
Of course they would, the real question should be why wouldn't they use a DDOS attack
Police seek domain closure powers - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11845961
What?!?!?!?!?
You pay to receive text messages? What the hell is that all about then?
"Research something" or "Research something"?
By the way, I'm not saying he is innocent or that he is being framed. I'm just being open minded under the current circumstances
And wouldn't it be 'stark staring mad' to try to frame him in this way with this timing when all alarm bells about framing would go off?
I agree in principle, but because any black action by a state or agency would never be admitted to alarm bells or not, why the hell not.
The public "You framed him"
The state "No we didn't"
End of conversation....
Something like this was to be expected. I have read as much as there is but I cant see any details of victim(s) or of the crime itself. But surely surely surely he would have to be as stark staring mad as a bottle of chips to commit a crime like while running the worlds biggest whistle blowing web site. It stinks to high heaven.
I've invented a time machine that can take you into the future. You lay on it and close your eyes and when you open them again - pow, you are in the future. Admittedly it looks just like a bed, but appearances can be deceptive.
So we will need to pay to see who we have to vote for? Good riddance to bad journalism.
I do see the deeper issue regarding privacy and the fact that they can hold this data after you have stopped using the service is a real problem. But as with all things there is a way around it: Unless you are a ridiculously prolific poster/commenter its not more than a few hours work to go through and remove every post, comment and photo you have put on there. I know that when I was applying for a job, soon after FB became huge, I went through this process as I DJ DnB in clubs a lot and had a lot of extremely messy and new-job-unfriendly pictures on there and various comments that would have been really inappropriate for a prospective employer to see. It wasnt too hard to do although it was a little time consuming.
this is how life as we know it uses phosphorus
This needs a 'funny because its true' score