No it won't. It will do nothing. The voter has to learn to resist propaganda, and think critically. Check the records, not the campaign speeches. Campaign 'reform' is a bullshit shell game, just like term limits. They will find another way to launder the money.
No, what's pathetic is a society which makes it easier to get a bag of cocaine 365/24/7 than it is to buy a package of Twinkies at the store. It doesn't matter that the cocaine is probably healthier. If you want want to make Twinkies easy to find, the government needs to label them a Schedule 1 substance. Nothing creates a market like prohibition does.
All your connections are through a single service provider. You claim that it's 'infeasible to compromise enough nodes'... That's because your budget is limited. Theirs is is not.
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a subpoena doesn't mean criminal activity has taken place...
That's right. It is frequently used to target people for the purpose of harassment. Kind of like 'discovery'. We're not supposed to tolerate this.
It is not 'defeatist' to encourage people not to waste their time on things that don't work.
Most hotspots only provides intense light when they catch on fire, and only for a brief time.
I don't know why. It has been like this for about 150 years now.
No it won't. It will do nothing. The voter has to learn to resist propaganda, and think critically. Check the records, not the campaign speeches. Campaign 'reform' is a bullshit shell game, just like term limits. They will find another way to launder the money.
How were we supposed to know he was going to pull this crap...?
History, precedent, whatever you want to call it. Only those with their eyes closed would be surprised by any of this.
Yeah, this won't be a popular response. But it's true.
Who cares if it's true? They serve up malware and spyware, and clog the tubes. Fuck them.
Tip your servers.
But not too far, or they'll fall over..
Sounds like standard operating procedure. I, for one, hope nobody was surprised. The less said, the better.
...good publicly available cryptography
No such thing... unless it's a one time pad..
No, what's pathetic is a society which makes it easier to get a bag of cocaine 365/24/7 than it is to buy a package of Twinkies at the store. It doesn't matter that the cocaine is probably healthier. If you want want to make Twinkies easy to find, the government needs to label them a Schedule 1 substance. Nothing creates a market like prohibition does.
To the extent which they control the government, their privacy is well protected, mostly from us.
When I'm looking for an electrical short, I don't need to check the tire pressure.
As always, consumers will vote with their wallets.
And, as always, they will vote for convenience, privacy, especially somebody else's, be damned...
What's the difference? Can you opt out of any of it? Not having a cell phone or Facebook is grounds for suspicion..
...no civil unrest or wars anywhere on the horizon...
Read Lord of the Flies, and remove all the nice 'tropical paradise' parts for a peek into their future.
Drop them on the NSA's cables, and voila!
...purely materialistic explanations for every phenomenon.
In my business, it's called troubleshooting. Find the problem and fix it.
The only faith required is the belief that you can do it. - Mark 10:52
This gives people a false sense of security...
That's the idea!
Mountains and rivers aren't very fuzzy either. The most insurmountable borders today are purely political.
Attempting to go 'off the grid' will automatically place you under suspicion and worth watching.
"We weren't mistaken, and will double down."
Straight from Obama's NSA playbook..
...anyone who can bribe or impersonate a cop can access them...
What 'rules' are going to stop that?
Hey! This could catch on.. Since the FDA has been bought, we might have a way of circumventing it.
All your connections are through a single service provider. You claim that it's 'infeasible to compromise enough nodes'... That's because your budget is limited. Theirs is is not.