boi_v2

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by boi_v2 13y ago
There is nothing wrong with this, I guess government propaganda is really scaring some people. If it were like this arms manufacturing should be a crime and the billionaires behind those factories should be in jail, you still live under dem
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by boi_v2 13y ago
http://pastebin.com/Aw2SG4Qf I am curious, why not Slate?
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I say: Never give truth to the power. To make people understand what I mean I tell them about Martin Luther King and how the FBI concerned him as a threat to the public, he was kept under strict surveillance to collect information that wou
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I agree with you, there are many truths in this letter that can't be ignored. I think many people would get upset with it because Putin is using the same propaganda the US government (and many others) has always used, both hypocrites
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Chinese activist jailed over Yahoo email is freed(theguardian.com)
28 points by boi_v2 13y ago|7 comments
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Honestly I don't think the "write to your MP" action would have any result, for me this is just another tool to make people think that Democracy is being exercised, anyway, I am not saying that you shouldn't do it, pleas
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Gene Sharp is excellent, I am reading From Dictatorship to Democracy. On the subject, I think the biggest problem is how to make people understand how serious this is, make them see that the similarities between what is happening and totali
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by boi_v2 13y ago
My point was to emphasise the similarities between the text and what is actually happening. The text talks about how Gestapo suppressed all forms of resistance and how they've done that by destroying the network of communications of t
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Sounds quite similar to me. "As Gestapo chief of operations and later (after 1939) its chief, Müller played a leading role in the detection and suppression of all forms of resistance to the Nazi regime.[12] Under his leadership, the Ge
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I find awesome when this kind of thing happen, It makes pretty clear how the law is manipulated to protect those in power, the fear politics is obviously a strategy to intimidate and control the masses but fortunately, with this kind of abu
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Democracy in Practice: People elect representatives that were supposed to represent them, these representatives are, in reality, puppets fabricated and promoted by the corporate and elite's money, and once elected, the power and influe
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Japanese scientist created anti Google Glass gadget(exploreb2b.com)
7 points by boi_v2 13y ago|2 comments
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Brazilian government is about to record and censor Brazil's internet(piratepad.net)
4 points by boi_v2 13y ago|0 comments
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Is the Brazilian gov about to record and censor the internet?(piratepad.net)
1 points by boi_v2 13y ago|0 comments
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I wish people would get involved with projects like Cryptocat instead of pointing the finger with some kind of superiority that will never construct anything, at least this is what I would do if I were a Cryptographer, but why bother? It is
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Streets, there is no better place to protest and wake people up. We've got to fight this, the world can't keep going in this extremely dangerous direction.
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I am starting to think that too many governments are pretty scared that if they help Snowden some kind of scandal against them would come out, at the end NSA has tones of data about any one. All these is making pretty clear which government
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Bolivian Leader's Plane Rerouted on Snowden Fear(nytimes.com)
96 points by boi_v2 13y ago|46 comments
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by boi_v2 13y ago
In FB you use your wall to publish the info you want to share openly, the other important stuff like private chats, online behavior (clicked links, friends you visit, photos you see, time of login/logout), groups you participate, GPS l
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by boi_v2 13y ago
I bet when you "delete" something facebook (and many others) just marks it as "hidden" so you will think it is gone. The same happen to me but with yahoo, I had an old account that was long unused, because I didn't
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Facebook is the best, why bother ask for your phone number if you already told them all your life.
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by boi_v2 13y ago
still broken :(
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by boi_v2 13y ago
It is interesting how violating the privacy of a US person can be considered some kind of issue, not that big, but still a bit of a problem, on the other hand if you are a non US person everything is fine because your life doesn't matt
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Believe at you own privacy risk
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by boi_v2 13y ago
The logical fallacies in his speech are remarkable.
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by boi_v2 13y ago
Well, I guess he will have to find a proper way to prove it, because if you are satisfied with just a blog post maybe you should think again.
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by boi_v2 13y ago
+1 "direct access" is just a deceiving jargon that is being used by a bunch of corporate lawyers working in sync.
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This is Mozilla heading in the right direction(blog.mozilla.org)
5 points by boi_v2 13y ago|2 comments
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by boi_v2 13y ago
This is awesome! Mozilla is really heading in the right direction.
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by boi_v2 13y ago
So you prefer to spend your life doing band-aid actions instead trying to fix the probem in it's root, that is, money in the wrong pockets. All these problems you prefer to work with are consequence of an unfair and corrupt system that is s

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