""However, it would be much easier for an attacker to attempt an attack by other means (e.g. a browser vulnerability), and in any case it would not be hard for an attacker to find the mayor's IP address indirectly, without even resorting to any security breaches."

Run that through your standard judicial IWentToHarvard-izer, replacing a couple of random words with their longest equivalent in the thesaurus, and you've got a pretty solid legal opinion."

"well it's easy anyway so why not" is not a solid legal opinion.

In Italy you need to show your passport before you dare use the WiFi.

None of what you're saying is worth voting on because you're all anonymous cowards.

The government is hardly meta enough to even handle their own data. But they're sure good at dawn raids.

2015 will the the year of Desktop Linux!

...then I'll just have to start calling it the googley.

And one for each of your family members and hard drives.

[Shameless Plug] io2n.com

iirc Automotive Linux [ http://automotive.linuxfoundat... ] is HTML5/Javascript on the frontend...

As an Australian, I'm not seeing many C jobs. I wish.

It's all smoke and mirrors...

I guess we'd better ban rugs too then. All those trippy patterns are surely making our youth want to experiment with hallucinogens. Oh, the huge manatee.

The correct answer starts with raspberry and smells like pie.

Still don't understand why he didn't just register nsaleakdotcomorsimilar and put them up anonymously... :S