then I'll care about what "prominent members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate" think about climate change.
Take a look at what James Inhofe (R-OK) who is chairman of the fucking Senate Committee on the Environmentthinks of global warming. TRIGGER WARNING: IF STUPIDITY UPSETS YOU DO NOT CLICK.
At least you could get in. I had to change my resolution so I could find the edge of the login option. It was hidden under the search box.
Now that I'm in I'm still seeing overlapping options along the top edge.
Unless you're just making shit up.
You're looking at the wrong account. Go to the NSA's "Public Affairs Office"
https://twitter.com/NSA_PAO/st...
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IIRC, the really silly ones go back to right around Thanskgiving.
Regarding the incentives (tax credits and the like), again, once solar hits some critical mass, why would the government provide incentives? The incentives did their job, and got some number of people to adopt solar.
Maybe to level the playing field with the fossil fuel industry that has been enjoying those subsidies and incentives forever?
It's funny how certain people are all of a sudden saying, "You mean we're subsidizing energy? I'm shocked, I tell you, just shocked." It's even funnier when the Koch Brothers do it.
..by telling her you're proud of her and that life is too short to spend any of it worrying and afraid. Make the most of the life you have.
I wish you both the best.
If it's so easy to use that people will actually _use_ strong encryption (end2end - who cares if there are central servers passing on the encrypted data) then yes - why not?
I fully agree with Moxie - and I'm hoping to get a lot of people to move from Skype to Wire. It might only be end2end encrypted for voice calls - not the text/group chats - but it's a lot _better_ than the alternatives, with a UI that has a chance of getting wide adoption.
More of the world's communication will be secured. That's progress.
a bunch of NSA geeks are high fiving each other and can't seem to stop hooting and hollering with awesomeness
You are absolutely correct, and they're doing it in public.
Anyone who has seen the NSA's twitter feed knows they love to joke about this stuff. The first time I saw it, I was sure it had to be a parody account, but in fact it was the actual NSA account. The Intercept did a whole story about the sec-bro culture at the NSA and how we've basically got a bunch of 8chan dickheads who have been given the keys to our lives.
But can we believe them?
Can you name a single reason why we should believe them?
Public vs private.
Yes, I've used Redphone. No strange setup process needed for the calls to be secure. That's what we're discussing, right?
The first time you start up RedPhone, the app prompts you to register your phone number by tapping a button. And then you're done; that's it. RedPhone doesn't ask for passwords, logins, or even for users to create an account. The app is designed with privacy in mind, so it requires as little from you as it can.
Yeah. If only there was an easy to use end2end encrypted mobile phone application for voice calls that Moxie had been involved in creating.
Speaking of the Yellowstone River and oil pipelines:
Nope - because oil is a world market. It will certainly reduce prices in the US by increasing the global oil supply.
Not one bit. It will not reduce the price of oil one bit.
You should know by now that "supply and demand" does not exist in regard to the oil market, because both sides of the equation are easily manipulated by energy producers.
The KeystoneXL has nothing to do with energy policy. It does not move the meter one bit in regard to US energy. It is all about profits policy for a foreign corporation.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
