Comment mkdir FP (Score 1) 378
git --bare init
git --bare init
If I target for example an email address, for example under FAA 702, and that email address sent something to you, Joe America, the analyst gets it. All of it. IPs, raw data, content, headers, attachments, everything. And it gets saved for a very long time — and can be extended further with waivers rather than warrants.
Answering another:
US Persons do enjoy limited policy protections (and again, it's important to understand that policy protection is no protection — policy is a one-way ratchet that only loosens) and one very weak technical protection — a near-the-front-end filter at our ingestion points. The filter is constantly out of date, is set at what is euphemistically referred to as the "widest allowable aperture," and can be stripped out at any time. Even with the filter, US comms get ingested, and even more so as soon as they leave the border.
Trying to 'fix' the situation is unlikely to work.
A better strategy is accepting there will be failure, and building systems to cope.
A great example of this, quite fittingly, is the internet itself.
Accept that governments will work most of the time, understand they will fail some of the time. Keep your eyes open. Try and be cool. We are all in it together, despite the example set by some.
You should be in charge of the whole internet. You got it all figured out.
For anything else, I agreed breaking flow could be irritating.
If you are shutting down... well your flow is kind of over.
You at least have to land all your butterflies.
The only thing worse than tech support telling you to reboot, is an end-user that calls you with a problem that hasn't already tried rebooting.
imagine if you had to type 'shutdown now'
Thats a whole extra 7 characters, possibly even more than 1 second of your time.
oh the horror.
I saw a documentary about that... It *was* a documentary right?
I have an excel spreadsheet here that shows that this FP was an anomoly amongst first posts, which are usually insightful or informative 90% of the time.
Antagonising a rogues state into launching a nuclear attack?
Just to be devil's advocate like.
Why so sure?
I think its fair to say the bond market is pretty pumped up right now.
Consider also that $500bn volume is buying and selling. Typical price discovery action. Then also consider a chunk of that is just HFT.
China has the ability to drop a $1.5t sell order on the market. That is going to hurt whichever way you look at it. I doubt everyone else is going to sit idly by whilst the price plummets.
What is preposterous is suggesting that things like this cannot happen.
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It is much harder to find a job than to keep one.
