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  1. ground-breaking airship on Aeroscraft Begins Flight Testing Following FAA Certification · · Score: 5, Funny

    What, did they land too hard?

  2. Re:Sounds like a bad idea ... on Big Jump For Tablet Storage: Seagate Intros 5mm Hard Disk For Tablets · · Score: 1

    And 3oz is, what, just shy of a quarter pound?

    With or without cheese?

  3. Re:Because we know? on The Reporter's Fifth Amendment Paradox · · Score: 1

    ...nobody should be compelled to assist them in any way.

    Bingo! That's all that needs to be said. Everything else is philosophical masturbation.

    I may have said this in the previous story, but I'll repeat it anyway; We should never allow anybody, ever to compel or prohibit speech of any kind, well, maybe, aside from controlling the decibel level, to prevent hearing damage.

  4. Re:Meaningless ... on Google Speeding Up New Encryption Project After Latest Snowden Leaks · · Score: 1

    WTF are you talking about?? I provided a solution. Abolish the damn secret courts, period. And I even provided a feeble method of doing so. You seem to live in a naive little world where the NSA, secret courts, et al abide by the law. Well, they don't, and nobody is trying to stop them. Regardless, to make any changes at all, the incumbent party (D/R) needs to be removed from power, and that takes informed conscientious voting. Without that, you're just yapping your mouth.

  5. Re:Meaningless ... on Google Speeding Up New Encryption Project After Latest Snowden Leaks · · Score: 1

    You're 'chipping away' with a paper chisel. It's pure show and no go. You have to start by making this a campaign issue. and then vote against any politician that wants to keep secret courts around. You have to convince the voters that secret courts are the devil's work. Now, since majority rule doesn't work with an ignorant, capricious, fickle majority, it's time to seek out alternatives. As they say, don't start vast projects with half vast ideas.

  6. Re:Yes. Meaningless. on Google Speeding Up New Encryption Project After Latest Snowden Leaks · · Score: 2

    ...t's still better than doing nothing.

    Ah, you're one of those, eh? Yes, let's play charades. That will make us feel good enough to end any resistance.

  7. Re:Meaningless ... on Google Speeding Up New Encryption Project After Latest Snowden Leaks · · Score: 1

    It means they have to be able to justify, even if only to a secret court...

    No, it doesn't. The secret courts are a rubber stamp and must be abolished unconditionally. We need zero tolerance for this kind of thing.

  8. Re:Meaningless ... on Google Speeding Up New Encryption Project After Latest Snowden Leaks · · Score: 1

    Statement by Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper...

    "What we do not do, as we have said many times, is use our foreign intelligence capabilities to steal the trade secrets..."

    Quoting a know liar... You're funny

  9. Re:Asking them nicely will stop help? on Time For X-No-Wiretap HTTP Header? · · Score: 2

    I know of no such evidence WRT the NSA.

    Well... yeah! That would make sense, wouldn't it? It means they're doing their job competently. The NSA itself existed for a long time before the public ever knew about it at all.

  10. Re:Asking them nicely will stop help? on Time For X-No-Wiretap HTTP Header? · · Score: 1

    Sorry, that's classified. Ask again in 50 years or so, preferably before they burn the tapes.

  11. Re:FISA court should be impeached on NSA Can Spy On Data From Smart Phones, Including Blackberry · · Score: 2

    It's a secret court, with a secret oath, to the government and its masters. You won't find a copy of the constitution anywhere in the room, well maybe in the bathroom, on a roll, by the toilet...

  12. Re:Belief In Law on NSA Can Spy On Data From Smart Phones, Including Blackberry · · Score: 1

    At the end of the ordeal they drove us home... Cops in the US are real bastards.

    Really! the gall!

  13. Re:Open Source Android on NSA Can Spy On Data From Smart Phones, Including Blackberry · · Score: 1

    find it hard to believe the back doors are being built into all of these phones.

    Why? It's a trivial process... And who cares where the phone is going? One size fits all.

  14. Re:Secret oversight on NSA Can Spy On Data From Smart Phones, Including Blackberry · · Score: 2
  15. Re:Asking them nicely will stop help? on Time For X-No-Wiretap HTTP Header? · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Oh please, stop with this 'cut off funding' crap. It's a tear drop in the ocean. Most of NSA and CIA funding comes from the transport and sale of contraband, weapons, drugs, any other 'controlled' substance, and money laundering through the banks. Or do you actually believe that the Iran/Contra hearings put a stop to it? They are rogues in every sense of the word, and now they have the power to keep it going indefinitely.

  16. Gag orders are a clear violation on Yahoo Issues Its First Transparency Report · · Score: 1

    Too bad the people with the resources to fight it are so cowardly and greedy.

  17. In 4.5 billion years not much has happened on Spacecraft Measurements Indicate Shifting Interstellar Wind · · Score: 1

    What could possibly go wrong now?

  18. Re:USA! USA! USA! on John Gilmore Analyzes NSA Obstruction of Crypto In IPSEC · · Score: 1

    Then "war and empire" are the wrong things to pursue.

    Right and wrong are irrelevant. Somebody is always pursuing them. Choose your weapon to defend yourself.

  19. Re:USA! USA! USA! on John Gilmore Analyzes NSA Obstruction of Crypto In IPSEC · · Score: 1

    Who wants an empire?

    An emperor, or a wannabe. As long as anybody can draw up a big enough army they will have one.

    I don't.

    Doesn't matter. You will either live in an empire or its colony. Choose the most benevolent one you can. That's just the way things will stay for the foreseeable future.

    Who are we at war with?

    Cold or hot, competing empires have been at war throughout all of history, each one replaced by or morphed into another. The natural desire for domination is not going anywhere, and war is its natural state.

  20. Re:USA! USA! USA! on John Gilmore Analyzes NSA Obstruction of Crypto In IPSEC · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    ...it's still not right for the USA to have done this.

    Within the context of war and empire, I'm afraid it is the right thing to do. If you don't stay on the offensive, you will perish in this environment. Thems is jus' simple facts.

  21. Re:Colour me not surprised on John Gilmore Analyzes NSA Obstruction of Crypto In IPSEC · · Score: 1

    Hans across the water (water)
    Heads across the sky...

  22. Re:Invisible text in the first amendment on Indiana Man Gets 8 Months For Teaching How To Beat Polygraph Tests · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I don't know if it's invisible text, or just classified... There must be two 1st amendments, one for the school children and the other for the courts that basically says, "Ignore all that bullshit and lock 'em up."

  23. strong cryptography on mobile phones on John Gilmore Analyzes NSA Obstruction of Crypto In IPSEC · · Score: 1

    Shit, the FBI and NSA, et al put the kibosh on that before the damn things hit the streets. Instead they made a law that prohibits the sale of full spectrum scanners to the public, like was supposed to make them secure...

  24. Well, if nothing else on Elon Musk Shows His Vision of Holographic Design Technology · · Score: 1

    This shows that touch screens are already obsolete...

  25. Re:Create churn on Ask Slashdot: How Do You Fight Usage Caps? · · Score: 1

    If everybody did that then maybe they would try to do something to keep people from changing.

    Yeah, by tacking on 'start-up' and reconnection fees, or making you sign a long term contract. Problem solved.