Yeah just apps for domain. I believe they shut down the free version, but I've heard you can still get access by signing up for Google App Engine.

Wow, I had completely forgotten about that. I honestly think that preventing attacks isn't as "fun" or "sexy" as computer hacking, so they just ignore or mishandle solid intelligence. You know how much we love to build "weapons", in this case it just happens to be in the form of code.

monster.com? This is no different than any intelligence operative (aka "Spy") working for the US. They're probably hired on as Computer Analysts or something mundane, then slowly brought into the fold once they have the appropriate security clearances.

run skype in vm problem solved

Why mine bitcoins when they can just login to your computer later and download yours :)

Naah they'd just snatch him up, tie him to a chair in a room and explain very carefully how he was going to backdoor his software. If you just kill him someone will just pop up next week doing the same thing. Better to just have a silent backdoor and let everyone go on thinking it's "safe".

1. Compilers are open source, we can verify it doesn't insert a backdoor.
2. You can decompile binaries and verify nothing has been added.

Explain to me how they attach to my "PC 'end point'" on my linux workstation.

1. Require a password and a private key file stored on computer to decrypt files (Two factor authentication)
2. Two sets of logins: One set of credentials is to your normal account, the other has a login/startup script that wipes the private key and DoD wipes the free space
3. When the NSA asks for your password, give them the wipe password

Congratulations, the NSA can beat you with a wrench all they want, it's not possible for you to give them the encryption key anymore.

I wouldn't have a choice if a judge (the UN in this analogy) decided there was reasonable evidence to issue a search warrant. Also, in the US it might also fall under the exigent circumstances clause which would allow the police to enter your home WITHOUT a search warrant (possible immediate harm, possible loss of evidence, etc).

As soon as you provide data to back up your assertion then we can discount his. At least he brings something to the table.

Good at collecting an inheritance? Good at filling a suit and living on the receiving end of nepotism?

Doesn't work for me (Chrome Version 29.0.1547.57 m)

Those 13 root servers are made up of hundreds of servers which point to the gTLD servers.

Entirely possible - but here's something cool. I have Google for Your Domain setup for a personal domain. I just tested it, and I was able to send an email to: jon+test@[mydomain].com. Now there's no way for a spammer to know if Google is handling my mail (easily) so they'd have to assume that the + was a legitimate character. I mean, in theory, they could lookup the MX records and if they point to google, strip the +[characters up to]@ off, but I seriously doubt many, if any at all, would do this.