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  1. Fuck the majority! on Global Majority Backs a Ban On 'Dark Net,' Poll Says (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    This is yet another good argument against "democracy".

  2. Re:a.k.a. Clipper Chip 2.0 on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    That's the gimmick. That stuff is easy to say, knowing full well he won't win and have to do it (wouldn't be able to anyway). If his vote on the Patriot Act was actually needed, you can bet he would have obliged.

    He is only running to shepherd in more of the "lefty" money to the democrats that would otherwise go to the Greens or some other party. Hillary gets it all after he drops out. He's no angel. Look how he runs his senate campaign with the democrats to mitigate against the chance of a "spoiler" getting on the ballot, by running as an "independent".

    Obama made a lot of promises also. Why should I believe this guy when he works for the same people? If we want to get serious, the entire party power structure has to go, both factions.

    Sorry, maybe I'm just under the influence of the Chicago machine that has worked so well all my life.

  3. Re:Fair's Fair on China Proposes Foreign Domain Name Censorship (thestack.com) · · Score: 1

    Though it would be better if Big Brother does give up peaceably, it's not a requirement if we can just work around it. It might be more peaceful, if we let them think they are in control.

  4. Solution on Virus Hits MedStar Health Hospital Network (zdnet.com) · · Score: 0

    Go back to paper and fax, slow but effective.

    Computers are still not ready for prime time. They are little more than a Google/Facebook appliance. It is not a good idea to use them for anything more critical than that.

  5. Re:got one of those a few days ago... on US Federal Court: This Year's Scams More Aggressive and Sophisticated Than Years Past (networkworld.com) · · Score: 1

    Can you white list your phone's contact list? Is there an app for that?

  6. Re:a.k.a. Clipper Chip 2.0 on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    I can attest to a Republican presidency that shoved the PATRIOT Act down our throats.

    With full consent of the democrats, outside of a small fringe element with no influence. And more than a few democrats helped draft the thing. Nobody of any significance spoke up against it. Face it, we have created a monolith, which is really a monkey trap. To free ourselves we only need to let go of the nut.

  7. Yeah, I guess I'll have to wait for the miracle of 3D printing to make my own.

  8. Re:Obvious on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    We make the math. The system is us. If it is "broken", it means we are.

  9. Re:Back doors. Apple can't protect us from them on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    "exception" to what? I don't care about Apple.

  10. Re:a.k.a. Clipper Chip 2.0 on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    And just like last time, pushed by democrats (like the party really makes a difference, it's purely a coincidence). So, when voting, know that Trump will protect your privacy just as well as Hillary.

  11. Now why would I ever buy a phone like that??

  12. Maybe the open source ones might. Commercial entities won't risk the liability. They exist to make money, not software/hardware. Legal battles are for protecting assets, not rights.

  13. Law enforcement is exempt from the law

  14. Re:Obvious on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    There are still people who believes government lies.

    That would be anybody who votes for a republican or democrat. A little over 98% according to the last numbers. And they are digging in their heels when challenged over it.

  15. Re:I think you missed a few letters there on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 0

    Abby something...

  16. Re:Back doors. Apple can't protect us from them on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    I don't use yahoo. And "culture"? Please! Are you a yahoo that thinks the state is entitled to listen in?

  17. Back doors. Apple can't protect us from them on US Says It Would Use 'Court System' Again To Defeat Encryption (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    They won't risk the liability issues that can affect their stock price, or possibly mean jail for the executives. Only the open source crowd can mitigate the threat, through anonymous development if need be. Whatever it takes.

  18. Re:Fair's Fair on China Proposes Foreign Domain Name Censorship (thestack.com) · · Score: 1

    They would like that just fine. It will save them lots of time and effort.

    All these stories about online censorship, and so little on the successes of circumvention. We need to bust down the walls, all of them. If there ever was a "just" war, this is it. And it requires no blood.

  19. Re:There is a lesson here... on Security Flaw In Truecaller Android App Exposes Data of Millions of Users (softpedia.com) · · Score: 1

    Ah, typical KGB :-) Still the Ruskie! Please, go home...

  20. doesn't elaborate.. doesn't reveal... on FBI Unlocks iPhone Without Apple's Help In San Bernadino Case (recode.net) · · Score: 1

    Why are we permitting such secrecy? It's all bullshit.

  21. Re:Yes, they burn lots of coal on India Aims To Become 100% Electric Vehicle Nation By 2030 (ndtv.com) · · Score: 1

    Remove the petty politics and witness how simple things become.

  22. Re:There is a lesson here... on Security Flaw In Truecaller Android App Exposes Data of Millions of Users (softpedia.com) · · Score: 1

    You didn't explain why they are entitled....

  23. Re:There is a lesson here... on Security Flaw In Truecaller Android App Exposes Data of Millions of Users (softpedia.com) · · Score: 2

    it is bad enough that they know, who calls you — but they have a legitimate need to know.

    They do? Who's "they"? The KGB?

  24. *Almost here* on Oculus Rift Review: Virtual Reality is Almost Here · · Score: 0

    Yeah, so is the second coming. Reality has been pretty "virtual" for over 45 years...

  25. "unfettered access" on Google Scales the Great Firewall, Falls Off 105 Minutes Later (techinasia.com) · · Score: 2

    Is it really that easy to block? I would like to hear more about successes in circumvention, and prevention of future obstructions.