You seem to have forgotten that progressives believe that "we all belong to the government".

We'd like to believe this, yet my now former bank recently sent my password via email when I forgot it.

Hey look it's Slash-hoo!, or is it Sloogle? I can't tell. What I can tell is that it's BS. Next, we'll get a story about a newfangled doohickey that slices bread.

Try pens, paper, the occasional reed flute, and some random business/marketing mags.

It's funny how sarcasm directed at sarcasm is often perceived as a lack of sarcasm detection on the part of the replying party. Please install sarcasm detector 2.0 and recalibrate.

You, sir, are what is referred to as a "denier". Your opinion is based on nothing but contempt for those who are attempting to save you from yourself. Stop thinking and start complying. That is all.

Who says the project was funded with NSA dollars?

That's my method. 10 connections per server to 3 servers significantly geographically separated.

came pretty close to getting it right. Among more mainstream SciFi space content, they got it as close to right as I've seen. Constant thruster usage, projectiles, no such thing as "up", silence outside of the vehicles.

There. I fixed that for you.

Not to fear. We'll ban the production of the scary 30 round caliber magazine clips. When they've all been used up we'll all be safe again. Then we can ban 10 mm caliber round printed magazine clips.

You beat me to it.

Let me sum the whole argument up. The 2nd amendment is often misinterpreted to mean that a militia is required for gun ownership. In fact, it is the opposite. Guns are required in order to have a militia. Put into simplified modern language, the amendment reads "Because we need a well regulated militia, we must ensure that the people have a right to carry weapons".

In other words, the militia is not a condition for gun ownership. Gun ownership is a condition for having a militia.

I've never voted for Tax-me Shameless(RINO-GA), but thankfully, he's retiring. I guess this is one of his last acts of idiocy before we get to replace him.

Yes, mine does . When they implemented this, they openly informed everyone and held a Q&A session. Certificates were provided along with setup instructions for browsers. I don't have an issue with it for 3 reasons.

1) They were open about it from day 1.
2) They do not intercept and inspect connections with certain types of sites(banking, healthcare, etc.) and YES I have verified this.
3) They have obviously limited the ports being intercepted(kind of pointless) because I can establish HTTPS connections to servers using non-standard ports without the normally required certificate. This also means that I can tunnel all of my internet activity via SSH through my home server when I choose to.