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maybe they're reading "a foy-uh"
Got any references to anyone speaking a foy-uh out loud? Ive only ever know it to be 4 letters, said discretely, and not as a word like SQL.
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#33Speaking for myself, this was brought to my attention in the context of a developing story about WikiLeaks being under duress or Julian Assange missing, who has not sent direct communication let alone signed communication for around a month now. EDIT - if curious, https://www.reddit.com/r/WhereIsAssange/
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
maybe they're reading "a foy-uh"
Got any references to anyone speaking a foy-uh out loud? Ive only ever know it to be 4 letters, said discretely, and not as a word like SQL.
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#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
maybe they're reading "a foy-uh"
Got any references to anyone speaking a foy-uh out loud? Ive only ever know it to be 4 letters, said discretely, and not as a word like SQL.
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
maybe they're reading "a foy-uh"
Got any references to anyone speaking a foy-uh out loud? Ive only ever know it to be 4 letters, said discretely, and not as a word like SQL.
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#38Imagine if your office live-broadcasted nearly everything. From the corridors, reception area, to the opening of physical mail. The PR and generally more "public" email addresses could be transparent as well. This means when the NSL arrives, it will be seen by the world.
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#39Most people don't encrypt because they're not scared enough. It usually takes some time before their wordlview is repeatedly shattered enough that encryption is the only choice they have.