..If you can live your life like that, all well and good, I suppose...By the way, your supposition is incorrect.
Good luck.
Really? Well...it wouldn't be the first time if so.
Really? Well...it wouldn't be the first time if so.
Topic: NSA restraints? Yes we can! (not) (Read 22,181 times)
..If you can live your life like that, all well and good, I suppose...By the way, your supposition is incorrect.
Good luck.
Nothing said? They said they're going to continue.
Nothing done? They stayed the course.
Insubstantial? They affirmed that they're going to continue exactly what they're doing now, but perhaps with a minor tweak here or there.
The speech was supposed to be about reforms and changes to be made to government surveillance programs.
Therefore: Nothing of substance was said. Nothing of any substance will be done. And whatever else was being offered as a proposed course of 'action' is insubstantial when viewed in that context.
Andrea Shepard, a Seattle-based core developer for the Tor Project, suspects her recently ordered keyboard may have been intercepted by the NSA.
Following the purchase of a new IBM Thinkpad Keyboard from Amazon.com, Shepard discovered her package to be taking a strange detour to the East Coast, revealed by a screenshot of her shipment tracking information.
^ seems to me you're both agreeing there - just looking at it from different perspectives...
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