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citizensixteen

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    This video is a good share for non-technical friends and family to help them better understand the mass surveillance issue.

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    Comment #11499695

    Nice timeline.

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    Comment #11495886

    Regular (monthly) investments are available to nearly everyone. Investing is perhaps even easier- no points to pay with mortgage and investments are liquid and highly portable.

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    Comment #11388611

    >In the end - apparently average Joe can use Linux today for browsing internet, viewing pdfs and doing Libre Office stuff just as well as on any other operating system (Windows, OS…

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    Comment #11382838

    Thanks for the perspective, you made some good points. I was surprised to see there was a move towards forfeiture reform and then it swings back to business as usual. Even more sur…

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    Comment #11380038

    What surprises me is how little media coverage asset seizure is getting. Why is asset seizure not covered more by the media and why is everyone so complacent about it?

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    Comment #11365286

    Any alternative viewing options? I am trying to live a flash-free life.

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    Comment #11365272

    Do most people setting up a Chromebook to run on Linux wipe ChromeOS or use crouton? If anyone has had luck with a fully functioning non/ChromeOS let me know what distribution you …

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    Comment #11326827

    Every time I get ready to make a bootable USB for BSD I somehow get hung up on exactly what to do. One thing about Linux that is great is the relative ease of setting up bootable i…

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    >Why did the US government do that? Prohibition has many causes. The international treaty / 'Single Convention' was the first international treaty to prohibit cannabis. The Single …

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    Comment #11326705

    I am a Linux user and am considering trying BSD. What would be the best entry point for BSD? Is UbuntuBSD a good option to start with? I have Thinkpad T400.