The one guy being ridiculous is you. We do have to solve the problem, since we created it. Pushing it in front of us, out of sight, out of our generation is not a viable option.
Oh - and there are a few more issues with keeping our descendants in the loop. Information will be lost, no matter how careful you are....

Hey nuclear advocates, how about you fix the waste issue first, then we'll talk.

Sincerely, the kids from the future.

... for eternal peace. Those funds --- ah forget it. Nothing going to change anytime soon.

... to divert the billions of dollars of the "fight" against terrorism directly into medical research.

I use bcrypt - but then again you can pretty much f*ck it up using a work cost which isn't reasonable these days...

- the swiss had their fair share of privacy desasters - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_files_scandal
- the swiss also have their intelligence services
- the swiss also have lawful interception
- you still need to encrypt everything as your data in transit to Switzerland might be intercepted elsewhere

Go dark. Now.

Regards from Switzerland

Lucky for them, 2020 is a few years away. Less lucky for them (and us), another earth-quake, breaking the spent-fuel pools and creating havoc can happen any time...

Did you say Fuck'em too when the DHS went even further and just coniscated the domains without due process?

This. Read up on the City of London (not London...) and learn... it blows your mind. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_London http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_London_Corporation#Criticism Talk about the establishment...

And as I recall, there are press coverages around in Germany, stating that the region lock comes to the S3 via update. Go figure. Someone is lying - but who?

Both companies suck ball, especially Samsung with their newly introduced regional SIM-locking crap...

Could as well be parallel construction at its finest....

Awesome? It's creepy at best.

OT: Lebanon is indeed quite scenic - Beirut is still worth a visit after all those years of turmoil.

Not to forget that ther was an air grap at Natanz - so we're talking about more than just shutting off nodes access to the net.

Stuxnet, as an example, bridged the air gap multiple times via infected USB keys...