You're so fucking dense and incredibly close minded, and by all means, a complete idiot.

A stateful firewall is a RULE. A fucking CONFIGURATION LINE in a text file. The syntax for IPv6 stateful firewall IS EXACTLY THE SAME in Linux for IPv4 and IPv6.

This is the IPv4 configuration for NAT:
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -o interfaceN -j MASQUERADE
iptables -A FORWARD -i interfaceN -m state --state established -j ACCEPT
iptables -P FORWARD DROP

This is what you do for similar effect in IPv6:

ip6tables -A FORWARD -o interfaceN -j ACCEPT ------ NO NAT, JUST LET EVERYTHING OUT!
ip6tables -A FORWARD -i interfaceN -m state --state established -j ACCEPT
ip5tables -P FORWARD DROP

See the difference?

Again, why do you need to feel superior? Seriously. OP is discussing SURVEILLANCE and you talk about healthcare?

OH SHUT UP, YOU FUCKING IDIOT.

The UK is part of Europe and internet is CENSORED over there. Everything you do online is logged.

In France ENCRYPTION IS ILLEGAL, to the point that there is a special version of Windows there that disables encryption.

Why do Europeans have a tendency of making fools of themselves trying to look superior to the USA? (And no, i'm neither north american nor european)

Faggot. Fuck you fucking faggot.

There's an ad hominem for you. Fag.

You are so sweet and adorable. It's so obvious you're not into foreign politics or import/export.

Keep at your keyboard programming, honey.

Hello? McFly?
Didn't you read the part that COUNTRIES ARE BULLIED INTO SIGNING FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS?
Otherwise they get ignored ("I won't buy from you unless you sign the FTA"), or pushed into it ("remember you have a debt.... if you sign the FTA we can push it a few years forward...")

US corporate tax is 35% ...

Free trade is desirable now? My, my... how much koolaid did you drink?

Free trade is only desirable to the stronger economy/ies in the bloc. For example: The Eurozone benefits the already established industrial powers (Germany) while giving no incentive for the smaller countries to set up their own factories. In a free trade agreement, Germany can now dump all of their products in a smaller country and take all of their money. Germany doesn't need to buy anything from them: they already make everything their need - so basically the smaller country is just a raw material supplier, or purely agricultural exporter. The smaller country is now doomed.

This is the real truth about free trade agreements.

So you say: then don't sign the FTA! Sure: now Germany flat out refuses to do business with you (so much for the "free market" spirit). Or they pressure you with debt you already have with them.

No. Free trade agreements are not a solution to anything. They just perpetuate the "xxxx country is an industrial power while yyyy is just a carrots producer" stereotype.

This. It was the first thing that came to mind.

as an Argentinian: I agree with this guy. I do business transactions with my kind all year long. And they want to fuck you up every chance they get. It's just ridiculous. So, you get fucked up, and lose money. The only way to make up for it is just to fuck someone else up.

The K is strong with this one.

"Among its best moments"? Then why can't i buy more than 2 (two) things from ebay a year?

Zero interest is a "service" offered by credit cards, to their CLIENTS. A credit card client is the cardholder. The merchant? The merchant is just scum.

When you sell *any* product in fixed installments, Visa pays you the full amount 48 working hours later, and discounts the interest rate. here you can see the rates: 45% annual. That table lists the "coefficient" you should mark up:
If you want to get paid $100 for an item that you want to sell in 12 payments "zero interest", you have to see the row with the 12, the value of the coefficient is 1.2571. So you multiply 100 * 1.2571 = $125.71. If you enter this amount, Visa will end up paying you $100 (minus the 3% transaction fee, the 21% VAT on that fee, 3.5% provincial tax, and 0.6% that the government collects in every non-cash transaction)

People don't know you can make a "minimum payment" (minimum payment doesn't apply if you have an installment plan: you have to pay in full every month's installments, and you can make the minimum payment in regular 1-payment operations).

I don't accept credit card for less than 2 payments, because Visa ,in this case, takes 28 working days to pay me. With >2% monthly inflation (plus all of these other discounts i told you before), you can see it's not convenient for me to do it.

LOL. 12 installments ? hahahahaha only because the government stepped in and it's subsidizing them. Before "Ahora 12" you only had up to 6 "cuotas". Which talks a lot of the trust banks have.

Which ones?

Ubiquiti has currently two lines of "routers": EdgeMax (running a custom version of Vyatta), and AirGateway, a small WiFi Access Point (which i THINK has routing functionality. Though, Maybe it's just an AP).

On the other side, all of their AirOS devices (from NanoStation LOCO to Rocket and even AirFiber) have the possibility of routing. And IIRC, by default, these expose the web management to the public interface with user/pass ubnt/ubnt.