The proper thing for the government to do is to allow its citizens access to the content... and to log all the traffic instead. You're free to read whatever you want. Most people Googling for sensitive topics are merely researching them. If your clickstream indicates otherwise, then it's time for the hammer to come down.
And what would you use to define a "clickstream" that should trigger the hammer to come down?? That's still invasion of privacy if you ask me. What I look at is my own business. If it's criminal, that's one thing, but tracking what everyone does all the time and then waiting to pounce is ridiculously invasive IMO.
I've used Sony's MDR-NC20 model headphones with no problems for almost 2 years now. They make computer labs on campus much much quieter, and allow you to listen to music at a quieter volume. They do the same in airplanes, although I've only been up with them twice. Even if only to quiet the noise (without music), they're still valuable.
I know this may be trite, but it's annoying as hell. Taco needs a lesson in the use of then and than. He never gets them right. So I suggest - when you think it's one, use the other.
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The proper thing for the government to do is to allow its citizens access to the content... and to log all the traffic instead. You're free to read whatever you want. Most people Googling for sensitive topics are merely researching them. If your clickstream indicates otherwise, then it's time for the hammer to come down.
And what would you use to define a "clickstream" that should trigger the hammer to come down?? That's still invasion of privacy if you ask me. What I look at is my own business. If it's criminal, that's one thing, but tracking what everyone does all the time and then waiting to pounce is ridiculously invasive IMO.
I've used Sony's MDR-NC20 model headphones with no problems for almost 2 years now. They make computer labs on campus much much quieter, and allow you to listen to music at a quieter volume. They do the same in airplanes, although I've only been up with them twice. Even if only to quiet the noise (without music), they're still valuable.
I know this may be trite, but it's annoying as hell. Taco needs a lesson in the use of then and than. He never gets them right. So I suggest - when you think it's one, use the other.