Manning's gender dysphoria was on record going back to before the leaks even happened. So no, while the confinement and sentence have certainly been traumatizing, they're not the cause. Considering the timing of her announcement, I'd guess she waited until after the sentencing to avoid affecting, delaying or complicating the trial.
The Kickstarter price for one phone was about $700. If I want to get a phone with a Linux derivative, I can get the newest Nexus for $300. No matter what my free software convictions and Google paranoia are, they're not worth that much. Particularly for vaporware.
Is a second not spent curing cancer and inventing cool stuff.
And it's not like it'll do any good anyway. The creationist/altmed/antivax/birther/truther/moon-hoax crowd is invested into their beliefs in a fashion that does not permit rational refutation.
We have public key escrow servers. The problem is that since most of the world's email users are too ignorant or too apathetic to security to use them, nearly all email traffic involves at least one party who doesn't.
How would you force someone to create a key-pair for their email address? They have to create it on their own computer for it to be secure. You could add that into Thunderbird at most, and then people would be confused that they can't access their email from other machines.
Could try a Web of Trust / reputation approach instead. A site may require your content to be signed with a key (which may be linked to a pseudonym, and which the site operator may allow hiding from the public) in order to be published without pre-moderation, or in order to bypass strict filters. The identity that the key protects could then be rated by reputation databases.
You'd lose some anonymity on sites that require such keys, but nobody forces you to limit yourself to a single identity for posting everywhere.
Computers can solve some of these more easily than humans can. We can stop pretending we're still better than machines at optical character recognition.
Slashdot Mirror
"I am prohibited by a court injunction to say what my experience in this hotel was like."
No way that could ever be taken as bad advertisement.
that I read "Secret Middle Earth Web Surveillance" and Slashdot becomes, for just a few moments, a bit cooler.
Manning's gender dysphoria was on record going back to before the leaks even happened. So no, while the confinement and sentence have certainly been traumatizing, they're not the cause. Considering the timing of her announcement, I'd guess she waited until after the sentencing to avoid affecting, delaying or complicating the trial.
*Indiegogo. Whatever.
The Kickstarter price for one phone was about $700. If I want to get a phone with a Linux derivative, I can get the newest Nexus for $300. No matter what my free software convictions and Google paranoia are, they're not worth that much. Particularly for vaporware.
Does it matter? Just send them anywhere, the NSA will forward them.
The internet is now part of Google.
As Lincoln said, don't believe everything you read on the internet.
They wouldn't even have to ask twice.
You just went full time cube, man.
Is a second not spent curing cancer and inventing cool stuff.
And it's not like it'll do any good anyway. The creationist/altmed/antivax/birther/truther/moon-hoax crowd is invested into their beliefs in a fashion that does not permit rational refutation.
Assuming they do what they say, they were never spying on anyone in the first place...
- "We're not spying on anyone, we promise."
- "Here's proof you were spying."
- "Oops. Well, we won't spy on anyone anymore, we promise."
Pro: Awesome radio transmissions
Con: Filling Earth's orbitals with junk that will fuck with spacecraft for centuries.
Hm.
The people investigating wrong-doing will be supervised by the wrong-doers.
I didn't see it.
(thats the joke)
We have public key escrow servers. The problem is that since most of the world's email users are too ignorant or too apathetic to security to use them, nearly all email traffic involves at least one party who doesn't.
How would you force someone to create a key-pair for their email address? They have to create it on their own computer for it to be secure. You could add that into Thunderbird at most, and then people would be confused that they can't access their email from other machines.
And what's so bad about it googling the Mountain View Wi-Fi Network?
wait, not that kind of camel?
So yeah, basically you just tried to justify homophobia with racism.
Corsair.
one "C. Hadfield" with a maximum altitude of 435 kilometers. The legitimacy of that record is disputed.
Could try a Web of Trust / reputation approach instead. A site may require your content to be signed with a key (which may be linked to a pseudonym, and which the site operator may allow hiding from the public) in order to be published without pre-moderation, or in order to bypass strict filters. The identity that the key protects could then be rated by reputation databases.
You'd lose some anonymity on sites that require such keys, but nobody forces you to limit yourself to a single identity for posting everywhere.
Computers can solve some of these more easily than humans can. We can stop pretending we're still better than machines at optical character recognition.
I can see you're having a little moment there, but your ranting is kind of irrelevant to Doctor Who and maybe you can go be racist somewhere else.