US pulls out of Trans-Pacific Partnership

Post by hackuser » Wed, Jan 25, 2017, 3:34 AM UTC

jwtadvice wrote: post #90

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Thanks for the tips. Where do I send the spreadsheet? Also, if you know a forum with valuable, intelligent, somewhat sophisticated discussion of international relations (i.e., non-partisan, non-ideological, non-Internet-style ranting and hyperbole), I would love to know about it. > read everything and don't believe any of it. Unfortunately, I lack the time to read even the good stuff. My RSS feed is up to 500+ items…

How do you feel about base64 encoding it and putting it on something like pastebin? If you want to keep the link secret, here's a public key you can encrypt the link to: -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----- MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAs+Zefow5vk22331dfQD/ VB/l8CbDNx+fo3r4MUGuOSVBnq2U2mEE0Q91oGSeSluuq7OHRuaZ0O3fKi793+ne LH41NNH8Yn9Dn6dyvyxyM2+mXa7g6pxhb2fjhUl2Sp8DhcaxKlpHSGY0B9sJGu7H oBiFzO3wd/GO0mI0wdW+/7Spqaid…

Post by evolve2k » Wed, Jan 25, 2017, 7:58 PM UTC

euyyn wrote: post #76

evolve2k wrote: post #40

One of the TPP sections that concerned me the most was where corporations could sue nations for passing legislation that detrimentally affected their business (think countries passing environmental restrictions on companies). My concern was greatest that US companies would do this to other nations, like Australia where I am. I'm assuming now that US companies won't be able to do this, but is the TPP still binding bet…

> think countries passing environmental restrictions on companies I don't think that was ever true about TPP to start with.

Post by jwtadvice » Thu, Jan 26, 2017, 7:54 PM UTC

hackuser wrote: post #91

jwtadvice wrote: post #90

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How do you feel about base64 encoding it and putting it on something like pastebin? If you want to keep the link secret, here's a public key you can encrypt the link to: -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----- MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAs+Zefow5vk22331dfQD/ VB/l8CbDNx+fo3r4MUGuOSVBnq2U2mEE0Q91oGSeSluuq7OHRuaZ0O3fKi793+ne LH41NNH8Yn9Dn6dyvyxyM2+mXa7g6pxhb2fjhUl2Sp8DhcaxKlpHSGY0B9sJGu7H oBiFzO3wd/GO0mI0wdW+/7Spqaid…

I'll figure something out and post here. It won't be until tomorrow or the next day before I have time.

Post by jwtadvice » Fri, Jan 27, 2017, 2:28 AM UTC

hackuser wrote: post #96

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No problem. Looking forward. :)

Here it is. Beware there is no UI here; it's just a bunch of data in a table. The first sheet is a guide. https://filetea.me/n3wYtvASptWSLuUxURLHFMhtw I wish there was something like it for the publications I haven't read, which makes me think that maybe (a very few) others might find use for what I've done. If you have an idea of how to reach them or utilize it, I'd appreciate it. Please don't share it yourself. I h…

Post by jwtadvice » Fri, Jan 27, 2017, 4:09 AM UTC

hackuser wrote: post #98

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It's my understanding that it doesn't store a file, it just sychronizes a transfer. You have to trust that this is the case, but you can look at the source code that it's based on (on Github). So I think we both need to be online at the same time for it to work... The documentation states: "FileTea does not store any file in the server. It just synchronizes and bridges an upload from the seeder with a download to the…

I encoded it in base64 and pasted it at the following link. See my comment above regarding the file's contents. http://pastebin.com/dPZ3Z0x6 I used my email client as a quick way to encode it and posted the whole MIME part, in case that's somehow useful. The link will expire in a day. I wonder how Filetea works. Their server does act as intermediary but apparently doesn't cache the file; still, my computer was online…