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Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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I wonder what are the risks associated with downloading and sharing such torrents. Evidently, anyone getting them becomes a highly visible target and once the content of these torrents is known, you could become involved in the distribution of classified data. Even if the content is not known, it could be viewed as an 'unfriendly' act and could make you become a "target of interest" to some zealous 3-letter agency...…

Well thank god for college kids.

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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Sure. I'll get back to you in a few trillion years.

Psh, everyone knows that it only takes the span of a commercial break to crack military-grade double-layered crypto if you use a logic bomb.

I don't know VB though. On a serious note I wonder if there are guys out there that treat this tease as a challenge and try to poke holes themselves. Must be a thrill.

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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Does anyone actually fall for this stuff ?

ROI: if nobody would fall for it they wouldn't do it...

That's funny hijackson, because My roomate's mother makes $87 hourly on the laptop. She has been fired for 7 months but last month her pay was $21739 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here=====>>>>>=====w­w­w.j­o­b­s­3­4.c­o­m

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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post #30

I wonder what are the risks associated with downloading and sharing such torrents. Evidently, anyone getting them becomes a highly visible target and once the content of these torrents is known, you could become involved in the distribution of classified data. Even if the content is not known, it could be viewed as an 'unfriendly' act and could make you become a "target of interest" to some zealous 3-letter agency...…

And what if I'm not a USA citizens, they are watching me anyway. Anyway, if I were on the NSA's office, watching everyday comments on Hacker-News I'd already have targeted half it's crowd potentially dangerous to the security of the country, just for being so interested in national security matters. Those Geeks!!!

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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I wonder what specific eventuality they're actually insuring against. Capture of Julian Assange?

Can be related to both Snowden and Assange or even Manning. Sure thing is that these documents must be a sort of time-bombs: 10 years from now even if we crack them, won't have a meaning, but now... apparently they do.

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

ROI: if nobody would fall for it they wouldn't do it...

That's funny hijackson, because My roomate's mother makes $87 hourly on the laptop. She has been fired for 7 months but last month her pay was $21739 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here=====>>>>>=====w­w­w.j­o­b­s­3­4.c­o­m

I almost thought this comment was going to be a parody of the other!

I'm kinda curious though. At $87/hour, she worked about 250 hours, which works out to be about 57 hours a week. If she only works a few hours at her laptop, the fuck is she doing the rest of the time?

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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I wonder what are the risks associated with downloading and sharing such torrents. Evidently, anyone getting them becomes a highly visible target and once the content of these torrents is known, you could become involved in the distribution of classified data. Even if the content is not known, it could be viewed as an 'unfriendly' act and could make you become a "target of interest" to some zealous 3-letter agency...…

I'm positive it will stay alive on these (b/c peers can stay anonymous): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darknet_%28file_sharing%29

Re: Wikileaks Releases New 'Insurance' Files

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

That's funny hijackson, because My roomate's mother makes $87 hourly on the laptop. She has been fired for 7 months but last month her pay was $21739 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here=====>>>>>=====w­w­w.j­o­b­s­3­4.c­o­m

I almost thought this comment was going to be a parody of the other! I'm kinda curious though. At $87/hour, she worked about 250 hours, which works out to be about 57 hours a week. If she only works a few hours at her laptop, the fuck is she doing the rest of the time?

Living the high life and spending it all!
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