Given that the same guys are telling us that foreign entities are trying to steal our secrets, is it some sort of fuckup or is it to the point of treason?

Of course, If you count in the problem that the FBI is also advocating against encryption, one must wonder whether the FBI is commiting treason by letting foreign entities searching our secrets.

I wonder why the same argument does not apply to guns. Or at least not to those guys advocating lack of gun control.

Wouldn't the embryos change by the simple action of observing it?

I am suspecting the plan is to expand so you got virtual monopoly, and then start charging money.

The only thing I don't like about XFCE is that the latest one comes out at like 2 years ago which is like 3-4 versions of distros using a 6-8 month release cycle.

Why wouldn't people just use the system of "where your customers pay you" for any multinational company to determine "where to tax is owed"? Much simpler and fairer between different nations.

I suppose if systemd develops to a way that violates arch's philosophy either arch will change the philosophy or arch will get rid of it from the default.

Better question: how would you receive mail, letting other people to write your diary?

The much bigger problem is that are the control connected? That can easily turn into something tragic in a similar way like the USB firmware problem we have earlier.

Absolutely. Simply crash the wheelchair into the ocean/down the cliff.

C'mon, the penal damage is like 25 million which is puny. The net profit of AT&T is like 18 Billion so it's like 8 hours of profit for them which is practically nothing. Unless you are telling me that's one million per customer, the penal part is BS.

They say if the stuff does not belong to him then they can search with impunity. But if the stuff does not belong to him How would he be guilty? That BS argument makes no sense at all whatsoever.

For a split second I didn't realize that was an acronym but rather some awful parsing of some all capped word(s)

openBSD should be more secure in comparison. Seriously though, the systemd people should look into limiting the interdependencies of their projects. That find of interlocking makes it lacking portability. If they want to replace VT, do that in a way that doesn't make it dependent to everything they have ever made.