Ultron

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by Ultron 13y ago
Good Lord people. Get on with your lives!
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by Ultron 13y ago
It could possibly be worse. The typical response is something like yours, but there's the outside chance they'll pile on more charges for a longer prison sentence. That's good for the economy because the US has many privately
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by Ultron 13y ago
Thanks for sharing that. Absolutely fascinating and chilling.
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by Ultron 13y ago
Medium is for writers who don't know how to brand. Medium essentially takes all the credit, traffic and recognition. And the writers seem to like that, weirdly enough.
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by Ultron 13y ago
I'm not so sure. If Germany doesn't get honest information on the true scale and intention of US spying, they know Snowden will have answers. This is a matter of national security for Germany. For Germany, this is like discovering
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by Ultron 13y ago
Snowden is a symbol and a sign of the future. If the US government gets their hands on Snowden, and gets their way, I am absolutely certain America will plunge into an even darker era of deception and thought control. Even now, most America
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by Ultron 13y ago
That's unfair. Wikileaks got involved because they wanted to help. Things haven't worked out as planned. HN readers are so fickle. The biggest wafflers on the internet. You will find no loyalty here.
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by Ultron 13y ago
I personally value my privacy and liberty over a few additional nanoseconds of waiting, or what might be not as refined results. This article isn't insightful or original, only pathetic. The attitude shows you how many in the US are un
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by Ultron 13y ago
In regards to Snowden, these aren't leaks but whistleblowing on worldwide privacy and human rights violations.
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by Ultron 13y ago
"You're gonna want this" said the spider to the fly.
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by Ultron 13y ago
Do a Duck Duck Go search for it and you'll find it.
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by Ultron 13y ago
No, but finding the right idea is.
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by Ultron 13y ago
Obama is also an incredibly skilled actor and manipulator. You have no idea. Check out this 67 page examination of Obama's use of covert hypnosis techniques during his 2007/2008 election campaign [PDF]: http://tinyurl.c
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by Ultron 13y ago
The Post is a huge joke. It's trash. But it's nice there is a response to their poisonous rant.
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by Ultron 13y ago
Disruption may be in finding gold where others see garbage, like the Banana King did: http://cbpowerandindustrial.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/you-cou...
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by Ultron 13y ago
This is the most riveting real-life drama in history, and it's unfolding before our eyes. I want more stories on Snowden, not less (although my productivity will surely suffer). Besides, half the stuff that gets voted up to front page
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by Ultron 13y ago
I just didn't see how karma fit in to the story. That said, anyone who is a friend of animals is a friend of mine.
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by Ultron 13y ago
Snowden has awakened the whole world to the surveillance leviathan that is the US. The US have been the one world government for awhile now, it's just that most people (and countries) refused to see it until now. The C&D to the Bit
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One in Three Never Finish Their Vow. Can You?(vowofnow.com)
7 points by Ultron 13y ago|1 comments
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by Ultron 13y ago
I switched smartphones, from iPhone to the BlackBerry Z10 which has built in encryption. A friend was teasing me that drug users use BlackBerry (for said reason), but according to the US government we're all guilty until proven innocen
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by Ultron 13y ago
I think BlackBerry maps has global reach (and BlackBerry is a Canadian company).
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by Ultron 13y ago
Maybe Google has a business relationship with the NSA. It's likely the reason Google hasn't added encryption and never will - the boss doesn't want it.