@adean Well, and I never had that expectation, not even for a second :-) I always considered the NSA the least restricted and most powerful
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@adean So maybe we're just arguing semantics. Privacy is "protected" by law (to a degree), with laws being worth what they usually are.
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@adean I don't feel certain at all, on the contrary. But they violate the law if/when they do.
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@adean It's very much protected by law, at least in Germany. Much much more than in the US. We've always found US privacy laws laughable.
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Wow, Twitter notification settings … I'm quite sure I didn't check those boxes myself nitter.vloup.ch/settings/notific…
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“@crazybob: Web server in one line of Bash: pocket.co/s4bDU” – yes, if you ignore that it's using netcat.
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@jessitron Good post! Slightly puzzled by sysadmins being up in the hierarchy, though :-)
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@ShiraOvide @RomanStanek Of course he didn't like him — didn't you read the book? :-)
“David Miranda, schedule 7 and the danger that all reporters now face” theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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I've never agreed more with @gruber: “Hard to believe the NYT ran this piece of claptrap on their op-ed page.” daringfireball.net/linked/20…
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@tastapod @garybernhardt I've always worried Dvorak, Colemak and similar ruin editor key combinations. Not a problem?
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“Greenwald's partner detained at airport for nine hours”. I wonder how they could make it any easier to hate them. theguardian.com/world/2013/a…
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