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itistoday

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About itistoday

I've got https://lobste.rs invites! (HN "like the good ol' days".) Happy to invite folks I feel will contribute positively to the community.

On Lobsters: moderation is public info, and so is who invited who. Downvotes require reasons, and they are undoable.

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #10906621

    FYI to readers: a reply to the parent comment was posted but was hidden by the site when a mod decided to ban the account (probably without reading the information and concluding t…

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    Comment #2475659

    The President is sworn to uphold and protect the Constitution (by law, and upon accepting office). He can do this through whatever means are available to him, including executive o…

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    Comment #2475649

    BTW, HN has already turned into reddit, and the fact that this didn't make it to the front page is further evidence of that.

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    Comment #2475628

    Your decision to turn a willful blind eye to this is part of the problem. If you know nothing about how the government works, perhaps you should listen to the law professors linked…

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    Comment #2475598

    That this story is being silenced out in so many places... blows my mind. HN should be ashamed to participate in the censorship. The President of the United States is blatantly vio…

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    Comment #2475544

    Why isn't this on the front page given the number of upvotes it's gotten (12 in 32 minutes?). Yet this is? Show HN: New Fwix Local API (from the team at Fwix) 4 points by goo 56 mi…

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    Comment #2461751

    Everything on your website that in any way addresses "Dropbox's security" should make absolutely clear the extent to which users can expect their data to be "secure". In Dropbox's …

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    Comment #2416750

    Add Dreamhost to this list.

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    Comment #2385575

    law enforcement would need a warrant to get the information No, it doesn't. https://www.eff.org/issues/nsa-spying

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    Comment #2385571

    OK, but the link seemed to have a happy ending, so I'm not sure if what you're saying is still true: As a result of a settlement in the case, the FBI lifts the gag on Nick Merrill,…

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    Comment #2385504

    On this topic, would you switch telecom providers for privacy? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2385463

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    Comment #2385486

    It depends (explain below)

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    Poll: Would you switch telecom providers for privacy?

    By now it's established fact that your cell-service provider keeps a log of where you are and what you say, 24 hours a day, and this information will probably be retained by the NS…

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    Comment #2375293

    > Is it really HN's place to attempt to influence the fate of Color? Certainly that is not HN's place or purpose. HN's purpose is to provide high-quality Hacker News. Its readershi…

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    Comment #2375277

    The Color bashing is amusing, really, but at this point it's quite literally becoming marketing for them (perhaps that was their real genius). The more Yes upvotes it gets to flunk…

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    Comment #2348542

    I'm not sure why people are upvoting your comment. Actually, I do know why. It's a depressing disenchantment with government. They don't understand that government is not going any…

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    Comment #2290817

    From his site FAQ: Q: Why doesn't the EFF fund this? A: Ask them. They have offered to provide some legal help though, which is much appreciated.

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