I long for a police force whose sole task is to protect the clear meaning of the Constitution, with the authority and balls to arrest any federal employee or contractor.

(Not really. I have not idea that it would work out well. But a girl can fantasize...)

I suspect that If the producers maximize profit by some combination of good writing/acting, product placements, syndication / iTunes / Google Play / etc. fees, it's a win.

I don't see technical accuracy as an explicit factor anywhere in that formula. Heck, I loved The Office, and I'm just guessing they weren't realistically depicting life at a paper company.

This reminds me of vehicles traveling at the speed of plot.

Russia Today is quite openly the a foreign propaganda arm of the Russian Govt. that doesn't even pretend to be independent.

And NPR is a mouthpiece for liberals. That doesn't mean their stories are wrong, just that they listener needs to carefully distinguish fact from spin.

What if they can't speak Spanish?

I suspect the Supreme Court is a bit less corrupt.

It's a nice thought, but I've been fooled before about Presidential candidates. Pretty much every time.

As part of his re-patriation agreement, he should require cameras to be rolling throughout the entire trial with a live uncensored feed available to any organization that wants it (News organizations, EFF, ACLU, etc). If the government shuts down the cameras for any reason, then the agreement is null and void and the USA guarantees his return to Russia.

I wonder if the cameras could detect Snowden being whispered to that unless he plead guilty, his parents would have an unfortunate traffic accident in 6 months.

From past experience, we can be pretty sure that nothing could be so damning as to make the American people stand up and genuinely hold the criminals accountable. So seriously, what do they care?

The real problem is, is that his whistle blowing makes him a traitor.

It might open him up to the legal definition of treason in the eyes of the U.S. government, but not to the real definition of treason.

You are already guaranteed a right to a fair trial. It's not something that the AG can "add to" or deny.

Guantanamo Bay says differently.

I miss being proud of my country.

Thanks for the info. I'm sure you've done your market research, but just FYI, the iPhone-only requirement is a seriously limiting factor for my team. I don't know how representative we are, but you might consider broadening the platform support asap.

The "because piracy" claim is just a facade, Mega fully encrypts everything and the US doesn't like that.

"the US" includes me. And think encryption is fabulous. You probably should have said "the US law-enforcement / law-writing / Disney-Sony industrial complex" rather than "the US".

Interesting. Do you plan to allow tiling on a single display? For example, suppose I and three coworkers are each using your system on his own real whiteboard. Do you plan to make it so a computer monitor can show those four whiteboard images on some screen at the same time?

Also, different question: do you expect to support Linux hosts that have webcams plugged in?

That looks pretty neat. Unfortunately that's pretty expensive by my current standards.