Yes, exactly. What the extreme right has done is they’ve found an equation, so to speak, to ring in these types of folks and create this narrative of, like you said, “own the libs“, a sports team like mentality. And that’s what extreme right folks are doing, treating this like a sports team with Trump laughing all the way to the bank (this video is about a year old and he’s still producing more of these gaudy pieces of crap…as a sitting president…hawking garbage).
All the right can do is lie, there is no truth to anything they say.
Very fucking sad with very low turnout.
Yeah, for a Mac you can generally install anything you need from the devs website.
iPhone not so much, but you don’t need an ID for that either, technically.
You don’t need an Apple ID to setup an iPhone either.
You actually don’t need to setup an Apple ID to startup a Mac.
Yup. Lies, lies, lies. They keep serving them up and somehow half the country holds their noses and eats it all up.
Yeah - I’m struggling to figure out what he meant instead
Well, you see, I got a nut
Yeah, valid point.
Further more, continuing with your theory, authorities would have something up their sleeve to get a bogus search warrant under the guise that something they intercepted or acquired one way or another, like an email which may even contain regular conversational text - doesn’t even have to be gibberish. They could claim it’s actually encrypted text and seize data and equipment.
It’s just being enumerated!
Yeah, there’s no breaking encryption. Been saying this since the first stupid go around.
All you can do is legally require that folks use encryption that someone else also has the keys to. If someone decides they’re not down with that, they’ll use their own keys (illegally if it’s against the law).
Encryption is math. They’re deciding on whether or not to legally allow use of certain math equations.
Edit: typo
God, that’s hilarious and you all know why
Oh, well I’m definitely not doing this right then
Are you 4imprint certain?
Couldn’t disagree with you more.
AOC for the win
The decision by Nexstar comes as the broadcast station is seeking FCC approval for its $6.2 billion mega deal to acquire Tegna, a deal that would make Nexstar by far the largest owner of local TV stations in the country.
The FCC would have to raise the 40 percent ownership cap in order to let the deal advance.
Quote from The Hollywood Reporter. Just like CBS with Colbert.
Right - and then the ISP will prioritize their own VoIP services traffic within your locally shared block.
I can never tell if a headline is the Onion or not anymore.