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by jjones2 6y ago
So... Not only were the guards "sleeping" the day the Epstein was murdered, only a few cameras were working, and when it was time to bring the evidence to court the tapes were mysteriously "corrupted" to the point where
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by jjones2 6y ago
If you are a male, online dating will be full of scams and very costly. Men don't always get the better end of things in life, especially in today's screwed up world.
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by jjones2 6y ago
Seriously, this is why I strongly encourage people to find alternatives to Signal. The program even ties an unique short identifier which cannot be changed at will by the user, a phone number, to the account. There are alternatives.
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by jjones2 6y ago
You don't need any type of accounts is the beauty, I don't want to take time digging up the details but I'm sure if you search it you will find the service.
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by jjones2 6y ago
I sincerely do not believe for a second that the story was false. In fact, I would wager that there is even more to the spying.
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by jjones2 6y ago
You can obtain you Bitcoin with a portable power generator and satellite dish if you are on the move or cannot access conventional utilities.
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by jjones2 6y ago
That's not the use case here. The process you are describing leaves us vulnerable to the government and state actors who can access your bank accounts, see the records, and steal your money. We have absolutely no reason to allow govern
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by jjones2 6y ago
This is criminal. How can they do this to us? It was a great service.
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by jjones2 6y ago
Where did you see that on the site?? Sounds very interesting.
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by jjones2 6y ago
Right, I could care less about this Wuhan flu crap we need to focus on getting the world's economies back on track. Many more people are suffering from economy issues than the flu.
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by jjones2 6y ago
Years ago I applied for a major American company. When I went to the interview it was two guys asking me the questions. They made a sexist joke and were losing it with laughter, and I felt obligated to join in. And because I did, I got the
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by jjones2 6y ago
Always host software outside of US or *eyes jurisdictions. Think Truecrypt.
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by jjones2 6y ago
Ain't that the truth
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by jjones2 6y ago
Yup. But I thought it was the NSA for an encryption program?
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by jjones2 6y ago
Fired for laughing? You didn't work at the funeral home or anything... Geez. Glad I never subscribed to PC culture!
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by jjones2 6y ago
What will these crazy cop organizations think of next?
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by jjones2 6y ago
You can tell that much of it is paid and bots. Social media spreads a lot of negativity.
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by jjones2 6y ago
I had to read the title a few times to my self it was that shocking. The audacity. The CBP is doing something illegal to citizens and then they refuse to come to court, essentially.
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by jjones2 6y ago
The irony! This comment made me laugh. I'm curious how many people on HN actually have those spy IoT devices setup with internet access in their homes.
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by jjones2 6y ago
"It's scary to imagine what the Stasi would have been able to accomplish with today's surveillance technology." Basically what Western governments do presently. You raise a good point about the metadata being very useful
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by jjones2 6y ago
It is extremely unfortunate, but every time sensitive data like this is collected and stored it is abused in many different ways. You would have to be crazy (no pun intended) to use these services after all this.
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by jjones2 6y ago
That is very interesting. Did you ever catch any spooks trying to manipulate your source code?
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by jjones2 6y ago
I wouldn't trust Signal for the sole fact that the USG promotes its use. Think CryptoAG and how hostile Swiss law is to data privacy. Kids seem to think just because they were once known for banking secrecy doesn't mean they treat
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by jjones2 6y ago
The irony of this is so great it must really burn the usg. Russia protecting freedom in 2020...
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by jjones2 6y ago
You can take it with whatever grain you wish, but it doesn't change the fact that the government will throw all rules out the window when they want to get their way. A quote: “We came, we saw, he died!” she exclaimed." - Hillary o
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by jjones2 6y ago
And to top it off, Hillary literally put the idea on the table that it would be just fine to drone strike journalist Julian Assange: https://archive.vn/DrLRO So no, zero faith for things like laws to keep the government in
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by jjones2 6y ago
The only thing we should be "at war with" is this pathetic excuse for a fucking government. The jail system couldn't even keep the worlds number one criminal from being brutally murdered, with the guards sleeping and the tape
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by jjones2 6y ago
This is very sound advice for anyone who wants to feel more secure about their surroundings and mobile devices. People underestimate the spying potentially of mobile phones very often. They are always on, have a data connection, and run sof
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by jjones2 6y ago
It is OK that the US did this because .com TLD's are controlled by their government.