Yostivanich

Inter­est­ing dis­cus­sion on Slash­dot of how to main­tain the con­fi­dence in a site that exposes secrets.

I’m try­ing to sign up for this, let’s see what happens.

Thanks ISP’s I pay for my ser­vice you respond by inject­ing ads and oth­er­wise inter­fer­ing with my ser­vice. I pay for a ser­vice, you pro­vide it. This does not allow you to do what­ever you want to my ser­vice. I buy a burger from McDon­alds they make it how I

The inher­ent lock in that comes about with even open source soft­ware because of the lan­guage that the soft­ware is writ­ten in and the abil­ity of the pro­gram­mer to mod­ify the software.

Thanks Pirate Bay, sup­port free­dom of speech and all that fun stuff day in, day out.

Good job MPAA and RIAA, attack­ing p2p sites and mak­ing them pub­lic knowl­edge beyond just the geeks who used them all of sud­den more peo­ple are using them.

This seems like a huge inva­sion of pri­vacy along with the whole inno­cent until proven guilty thing.

Awe­some, a free gift and we just give peo­ple ways to steal our iden­tity and infor­ma­tion. How stu­pid do you have to be to do this sort of thing?

This is awe­some exactly what the web needs. Allows you to synch con­tacts across mul­ti­ple sys­tems, share data with sys­tems, export data, and delete data easily.

Good argue­ment for why an an aver­age Amer­i­can will never be pres­i­dent. Very sim­i­lar to what Jon Stew­art was argu­ing this week. I have to agree with it. I don’t want an aver­age Amer­i­can to be Pres­i­dent, our Pres­i­dent should be extraordinary.

I find it fas­ci­nat­ing that in this day and age of par­ti­san pol­i­tics Jus­tice Stevens has changed his view­point so much. I would love to know why that is. What caused this shift from him.

Some the research into the dark side of the human mind. Also talks about the Abu-Ghraib inci­dents and how the sys­tem itself more than likely caused the problems.

So cam­eras don’t reduce crime at all, although in some cases they do move the crime away from the cam­era. Well great now just put a cam­era every­where and crime won’t occur, that will work, not.

Dave Winer on some the very real prob­lems with the cur­rent state of isp’s here in the US.

Okay so the FBI pushed to acquire doc­u­ments that they legally aquired using a reg­u­lar war­rant with a National Secu­rity Let­ter so they could argue that this was one of the cases where a NSL was needed and should be used to acquire doc­u­ments to pros­e­cute ca