throwawayway9

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by throwawayway9 6y ago
That sounds like a great idea, not only to just black hole the content, but to have people who are less prone to have adverse side effects from watching such material be moderators. Thanks for sharing that part about being in that kind of p
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Online classes should be deeply discounted in most cases, and free in the others. It's time to end this college tuition scam once and for all.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Well said, I don't believe it is beneficial increase a person's anxiety to extreme levels just because some people think that makes them work harder.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Even with a human involved, the process can be subverted by the human basically approving all requests.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
If only the Snowden docs included all the nasty domestic spying that the agencies do, I'm sure we would have substantial proof.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Many people I talk to IRL don't trust any US systems at all. It's a sad state of affairs when one can trust Chinese systems over western. Especially after Snowden. God bless him.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but the insurance files it references are from 2010?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Could you please enlighten us about this "poison pill" link?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
It's definitely worth the torrent, especially to see how slow many LE agencies are with keeping up with the technical times.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Was going to write something. You wrote basically all I had to say. I'm so apathetic at this point :(
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Warrants are extremely easy to get, basically rubber stamped. It's so bad that LE will put in things they know are outright unconstitutional, knowing the magistrate won't really read it or care about citizen's rights.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Gives any rational human being the shivers.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
I forget where I had read it, but the spotters were also picking up and recording conversations. Inadvertently, of course.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. Just a few questions: It is necessary to connect to the VPN before Tor, correct? Also, is your script essentially the same thing as multihop that some of the better providers offer?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
What is the best way to create the chains? Do you recommend spinning up some Vbox images?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Could you elaborate on that?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
I would wager that.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
The analogies help break it down for less technically oriented people so that they can get behind the cause as well.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Every American service and product needs to be treated as compromised, it really comes down to that. Individual companies now need to earn back basic trust. This doesn't mean you have to completely abandon your favourite service, just
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Yes, I agree. Is there anything we can do in the meantime?
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Absolutely true and brilliant comparison. +1
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Just shows how rotten to the core the services are.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
I hope someone sees this and can enlighten us on how the technique currently works with TLS being more prevalent.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
+1 for the optimism, but unfortunately even with those mitigations it is not enough. Using a VPN in combination with DoT/H is currently best practice I believe.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
You could, for example, use the Certificate Manager in Firefox to delete specific authorities you do not trust.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
I'll never buy another one again after this.
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by throwawayway9 6y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, now I want to read the rest of the comments to look for other gems but it's just too long.