It would be interesting if caching could be defined per element - so you could cache everything on a page except for the sensitive elements (without relying on framesets or other kludgery)

If anything, the binaries are the lesser risk - binaries can be signed, signing configuration is not so easy.

Privilege escalation, for one.

You've got RAM, use it.

You could at least short the microphone and block the lens. This way all they record is black and silence.

This way there is still a sensor to pull data from, you just ensured the data is sanitary.

Why would you want to introduce new errors? Wouldn't that just give your corrected pirated copy it's own unique fingerprint?

So, you are saying you want to give the copy you just sourced a detectable fingerprint? How do you not see that as a terrible idea?

Also, here's the more handy link to the book page itself, which lets us choose what format we want to read it in, and provides other useful information and links.

Did Kafka not believe in paragraphs, or is that an artifact of the archival process?

Ironically, we've seen it coming for quite some time.

Too late!

That would matter if they wanted to incarcerate a diplomat. Assange is not a diplomat.

Accusing foreign nationals of rape in order to facilitate extradition to a third-party nation is also considered poor form.

Oops, we dropped a teargas canister outside the limo. So sorry!

The paranoid part of me wonders how difficult it would have been to introduce spores into the embassy's ventilation, to encourage a medical condition that might get him out of there.

Not very much work at all - just bribe a cleaner or maintenance worker to leave their sandwich in the intake, or fail to replace the filter correctly.