Photo taken from Cordis building in Hong Kong.
This not a satellite photo. It was taken from the middle of the Cordis.
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Immediate term: Federal legislation (or constitutional amendment) to force any internet server serving more than a certain number of people to be considered a public place for the application of the first amendment.
Short term: The government could provide base-level utility platforms on which to build open systems. These platforms are defined as covered under the Constitution and not corporate agreements.
Long term: The development of open source, open specification distributed computing platforms that are demonstrably free from unnecessary surveillance and virtually unattackable.
Just my $0.02.
Yeah. It looks like it was taken from a room in the Cordis building based on the angle and distance. You can't take a satellite photo through a building.
We shall see.
You have a future with the DNC.
I'd say middle, but yes. Not satellite.
Exactly. Instilling considerable fear. They'll make more mistakes.
Consider that someone is fiddling with the count on whitehouse.gov. Now consider the NSA can see it. Moar diced clowns.
Moar corruption. I think this relates directly to "These people are STUPID."
They may already. This is a very large enema. It would be irresponsible to release all of the details of the strategy before appropriate timing arrives.
http:// www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2343192/Edward-Snowdens-father-begs-son-leak-anymore-tells-come-home-US.html
People think open source means security. It does not. Open specification means anyone can create a new implementation that can be tested against other implementations to verify there are no trojans. It is complex, but pussible. Open specification and self-testing architecture get you what open source was supposed to be.
"pussible." I made up a word.
Coordination.
Snowden may testify in order to get a reduced sentence. That bags everyone else involved in a way the public will believe.
If you know Multics, then you also know what this means about Eric Schmidt.
Learn assembly language first and then the higher level languages are just abstractions. Arguing the merits of different high level languages is like arguing about whether Ferraris or Lamborghinis are cool. Car experts don't give a fuck.