But they're also more likely to be controlled by professional IT departments, who know what to watch for in case of attack and can fix things if they get hacked. The average American user of consumer-grade hardware isn't gonna realize they've been hacked.

But everyone tells me that TOR is all that's necessary, and that running it over a VPN paradoxically makes it less secure.

I have a constitutional right to vote. I do *not* have a constitutional right to meet Mrs. Biden. Different situations altogether.

I was just thinking "So this is going to make my Scottish ale fattier? How's that going to work?"

>suppression of dissent is a pretty fascist core policy

It's a pretty Communist core policy too. All polities don't tend to tolerate multiplicities of other, opposing viewpoints.

How would that help? They have daylight saving time in Poland.

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Now that I know this from reading TFA, the next time I find myself in the position of kidnapping someone for their Bitcoin, the first thing I'm gonna do is knock their teeth out with a pipe wrench.

Thanks, Slashdot. You've made my career of being a terrible person that much easier. :)

You'd almost think handwriting involves more human senses than typing and that correlates with memory...

Garbage.

70-90 year old "science" is valid?!?!

70 years ago smoking was promoted as being healthy, plastics were a wonder product with no hazards, seat belts weren't required in cars, electronic circuits wouldn't get much smaller, there were only a handful of computers, satellites didn't exist.

" anthropogenic climate change" is a theory, not a fact. It's also very, very, very shaky because it's based on cherry-piking data. It's quite easy to "disprove" a theory which is based on accurate data from an incredibly small fraction of time. Every claim of temperature that's more than about 100 years old is an extrapolated guess. For that matter, the records of "accurate" measuring devices are very inconsistent because they don't account for plenty of changes around the measuring devices.

At that time, Vegas was a place where millions of suckers flew in every year on their own nickel and left behind about a billion dollars. But at night, you couldn't see
the desert that surrounds Las Vegas. But it's in the desert where lots of the town's problems are solved.

Got a lot of holes in the desert, and a lot of problems are buried in those holes. Except you gotta do it right. I mean, you gotta have the hole already dug before you show up with a package in the trunk. Otherwise, you're talking about a half hour or 45 minutes of diggin'. And who knows who's gonna be comin' along in that time? Before you know it, you gotta dig a few more holes. You could be there all fkn night.

I have no idea what you think you saw "implicated" in what I typed.
My comments stand alone, there's no implication.

Logical fallacy much?