"The NSA Transparency Initiative was undertaken in response to the recent unauthorized disclosure of classified information. This website will answer your questions about the NSA's programs."
To many, yes. I did that once, using SMF forum's "who is online" page and a bit of PHP code to display a signature image "Hello $username, your IP $ip has been saved to the database!". That really pissed them off, though I could have just tracked/saved it without telling them.
I think this line "Copyright (C) 2004 Ramesh Nair ram@hiddentao.com and Nick Budden hello@nickbudden.com" should read "Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar". It is the copyright statement for the license text, not the program, so cannot be changed without changing the name of the license.
Same. I don't know if it's a real NSA website that contains a bug (maybe because I am not based in the US?) or just some HNer who set up the whole thing as a joke.
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meh, even the al-qaeda website runs a more up-to-date web server...