Is it altruism if you feel the need to post about it on social media?
It's pretty much the definition of virtue signalling isn't it?

You don't need an email account to sign up. they ask if you have one so you can use it for account recovery later on. The same goes for a mobile number.

Somehow? You mean, idk, like maybe surfing Slashdot?

Read the text, and follow the links, from picture #5.

You do realise this is /. don't you?

But he's unlikely to be there unless there's some overlap of views.

I missed that vote, didn't even get a memo.

Where it's the sentence of the court being carried out.

[Pedant mode off]

Although even in this case I'd much rather not see it. Saw one a number of years ago, still haunts me occasionally.

A voice of reason, wish I had mod points.

Not according to any of the definitions I could find (admittedly using only a few minutes online).
Most of the text discussing censorship specifically made mention of government, organizational and self-censorship.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship pretty much sums it all up.

BS, driving because you enjoy it and driving fast are not synonymous.
I enjoy driving my old cars, still stick to the speed limits and follow the rest of the rules of the road, just take the long way home.

So what about the rightwing rags. Do they not exist, or just not give a fuck?

Whereas they actually changed their APIs so frequently that the author of the one good plugin (FireGPG) gave up.

The definition says nothing about who has access to keys, other than to say that the destination requires keys and knowledge of algorithms used.
It's still end-to-end encryption if a third party is responsible for generating keys and handing them out.
Think S/MIME and e-mail, a certificate authority generates keys for users to encrypt mail to each other. The mail is encrypted from end to end, but the keys are controlled by another party.

From the article :

"At 9 a.m. PT on Aug. 20, Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman announced the 3.10.8 kernel update. At 3:44 p.m. PT, Kroah-Hartman announced the Linux 3.10.9 kernel."

So, it was a new release, not a re-release.