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6

  1. @Stardragonca @Oddly_Normal @colgado_el @pgpboard There is blame enough for all the WL types. Let's not rush to assign it absent hard facts.
  2. @TimFleischer7 @eyewitnessnyc While I extend the search my best wishes for a safe recovery, I, "@6" have little or nothing to do with it. :x
  3. @PGPBOARD @the_fixer_ *Now* I remember why I had you listed as "insipid at any speed". Thanks for the refresher, fix.
  4. @JimmyBollocks @revmagdalen A (non-lawyer) friend proffered doing so twice, avoiding testimony & medical bills. Quite wicked, evil conduct.
  5. @mattblaze @aclu I'd ask to be removed, but they're fun to call. "Well, it's funny you'd ask how I feel about the USA PATRIOT Act ..."
  6. @mattblaze @aclu No more so than my one donation 10+ years ago keeping me on every "partner" mailing list to this day.
  7. @AnonyNewsNet Blame the damned drunk civil engineer for designing such incredibly comfortable lampposts. >:o
  8. @AnonyNewsNet @SmithWit Given that BOFA is roughly as representative of America as "Federal" in Federal Express ... solid logic there, Lou.
  9. @AnonyNewsNet Grammar ain't the boss 'o me!
  10. @joebeone @declanm @kashhill @normative You can live w/o money. But this is GMail! Let's avoid crazy. P.S. AOL did SecurID in the 90's. ;>
  11. @colgado_el @PGPBOARD I forget if the tunnel was on one of my other systems or a Tor-centric one. Either way, case of Didn'tDoTheResearch.
  12. @colgado_el @PGPBOARD When a TV show displayed my verbose SSH tunnel info folks alleged "Tor sniffing!"; for them a seemingly common thing.
  13. @colgado_el @PGPBOARD To put it most bluntly, I won't use it for anything that requires serious anonymity or has real-world consequences.
  14. @colgado_el @PGPBOARD Too many nodes - entrance, exit, etc - are surveillance-oriented, some possibly by project staff.
  15. @colgado_el @PGPBOARD Tor has legit value for good. But only a threadbare effort is made to prevent abuse or protect high-value users.
  16. @colgado_el @Oddly_Normal @pgpboard My heart & mind goes out to the next analyst to get my file. It was 3000+ pages *prior* to Wikileaks.
  17. @colgado_el @Oddly_Normal @pgpboard I saw that in various documents, but don't feel it's polite to make fun of names. ;>