Comment: Re:Oh China... (Score 1) 222
China replaced it with it's own.
Comment: Re:thank you Snowden (Score 1) 348
Why is so terrible to explode to the world?
He picked two journalists, very very carefully by the way, from the Guardian.
What do you expect him to do? Go for CNN?
I mean, IMO, he went down to a very safe road.
He couldn't be another Assange, wouldn't work.
He picked two journalists, very very carefully by the way, from the Guardian.
What do you expect him to do? Go for CNN?
I mean, IMO, he went down to a very safe road.
He couldn't be another Assange, wouldn't work.
Comment: Re:thank you Snowden (Score 1) 348
Just made my day. Glad to read this.
Comment: Re:Snowden didn't do right. (Score 1) 348
Bulk record of all phone calls in Bahamas its ok then?
You are talking this because you are an american trying to protect the darkest interests of your country.
Why don't we put these darkest interests in subject?
Why, in the hell, any country (even mine) have the right to record my phone calls, track my e-mails, access all my data?
NSA extended their surveillance out of limits for both American citizens and foreign countries. This, is, not, right.
You are talking this because you are an american trying to protect the darkest interests of your country.
Why don't we put these darkest interests in subject?
Why, in the hell, any country (even mine) have the right to record my phone calls, track my e-mails, access all my data?
NSA extended their surveillance out of limits for both American citizens and foreign countries. This, is, not, right.
Comment: Re:Hah hah hah (Score 1) 348
True. haha.
The correct link: http://www.theguardian.com/tec...
Comment: thank you Snowden (Score 5, Insightful) 348
If somebody did something right in the last decades, politically speaking, was Snowden.
+ - Long but brilliant explanation of why Snowden did right 1
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Bruce66423 (1678196) writes "http://www.theguardian.com/tec...
Gives a very full exposition of the mess that we are in and the need for real change. An interesting revelation — at least for me — Obama had indicated his intention to filibuster the law that protected telecoms from the consequences of their failure to resist NSA snooping. Then suddenly he voted in favour, after he was all but the Democratic candidate for President. The only question — how did they get to him..."
Gives a very full exposition of the mess that we are in and the need for real change. An interesting revelation — at least for me — Obama had indicated his intention to filibuster the law that protected telecoms from the consequences of their failure to resist NSA snooping. Then suddenly he voted in favour, after he was all but the Democratic candidate for President. The only question — how did they get to him..."
Comment: almighty (Score 2) 250
Call NSA and ask them, they probably know the numbers.
Comment: Re:1st (Score 1) 49
lol no.
They are still trying to do the "next thing" ahead of Apple or anyone else. First was the watch, now this, expect much more.
Comment: Re:Fire the Useless Fucks! (Score 1) 241
They can't find a Boing 777.
Comment: Re:Well duh! (Score 1) 241
Agreed, but one thing is spy on targets predefined and authorized over some kind of court that demands reports. This thing we could even imagine. Another thing is to record everything single call disregarding who is in the call. Bulk record.
Comment: So what? (Score 1) 198
Where is your God now, Samsung?
Comment: Re:3.2 B (Score 2) 198
DRM?
Last time I bought an album on iTunes (last Dream Theater album), I could easily extract mp3 320kbps version from all it and do whatever I want with the files.
Quality? 320kbps. Enough for my non-monitors headphones.
Comment: money (Score 1) 68
NSA's financing?
Comment: here we go (Score 0) 141
More frankensteins in the market.