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Up until a few weeks ago, I used plastic almost exclusively. Since that time, I've began keeping cash on me and using it whenever possible.
The original software was from IBM, if memory serves, although I believe Southwest modified it extensively.
I was thinking about this earlier today. My fear is that something will happen to Greenwald and the rest of the data/documents/whatever else he has would never become public.
I would like to volunteer to serve on his jury.
The charging documents (which should be public) will contain an affirmation/confirmation section that includes the prosecutor's name and signature.
> "People under 30 are the only age group in which a clear majority (60%) says that the release of classified information about the NSA phone and email data collection program serves the public interest." I wonder if…
I don't think it would take very much "involvement" at all. Let's say you sent such an e-mail. It was noticed by the NSA and triggered... whatever and now they've decided that they want to monitor you. How much…
> as NSA can get them from the day you sent them. I wouldn't be surprised if the NSA didn't have the e-mail captured, sorted, and analyzed before it's processed on the receiving end and shows up in the user's mailbox.
Indeed. Once I manage to anonymously acquire some Bitcoins, I will be looking for a reputable VPS host based in Europe (that I can pay with Bitcoins) where I can run my own mail system.