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The Little-Known History of Seafaring Pets
When Did People Start Making Bread?
Japan's elaborate manhole covers (Video)
Group pinpoints riches hidden in Europe's mountains of waste
Miles Davis is not Mozart: The brains of jazz and classical pianists work differently
Edible insects: Do insects actually taste any good?
It’s much safer to back into parking spaces. Why don’t we do it?
Food Stamp Program Makes Fresh Produce More Affordable
How Diversity Makes Us Smarter
The Museum That Keeps Now-Obscure Confederate Flags
When the South Was the Most Progressive Region in America
The Indian woman who chose a bull over marriage
Schools, groups plan for ways to help young immigrants
The grease recycling industry feeds on your city’s oily underbelly
The 19th-Century Sham Medicine That Saw Oracles in Orifices
Peru family drama threatens South America's success story
When Your Prison Becomes Your Paycheck: Some states are welcoming back ex-offenders to work behind bars.
Why Is It So Hard for Americans to Get a Decent Raise?
President Trump expands US military footprint despite candidate Trump's rhetoric
The GOP’s Not-So-Cunning Plan to Blame a Shutdown on Democrats
How Social Media Giants Side With Prosecutors in Criminal Cases
How the Alt-Right Uses Social Science to Make Racism Respectable
City says white jury was motivated by racial bias when ruling against cops who killed unarmed black man (Holy fuck.)
Donald Trump’s Racism: A List
The Resurgent Threat of White-Supremacist Violence (White supremacist murders doubled last year.)
Republicans Are Trying to Dismantle the Backbone of US Immigration Policy
The Battle Over Racial Gerrymandering Is Once Again Headed to the Supreme Court
Forgotten in the classroom: The Reconstruction era
Why This Rohingya Refugee Is Taking on India's Government
Wave of looting shutters stores, spreads fear in Venezuela
Families of captive French jihadis sue to bring them home
French mayor bans pork substitutes in school meals, saying he’s defending secularism (Funny how they never seem to "defend secularism" by insisting children should have to eat locusts or dogs or natto, or go completely meatless, which is both secular AND eco-friendly.)
Bannon will do interview with special counsel, avoiding grand jury for now
Congress Renews Warrantless Surveillance—And Makes It Even Worse
How the U.S. Is Making the War in Yemen Worse
How Gang Policing Is Criminalizing Whole Communities
The Little-Known History of Seafaring Pets
When Did People Start Making Bread?
Japan's elaborate manhole covers (Video)
Group pinpoints riches hidden in Europe's mountains of waste
Miles Davis is not Mozart: The brains of jazz and classical pianists work differently
Edible insects: Do insects actually taste any good?
It’s much safer to back into parking spaces. Why don’t we do it?
Food Stamp Program Makes Fresh Produce More Affordable
How Diversity Makes Us Smarter
The Museum That Keeps Now-Obscure Confederate Flags
When the South Was the Most Progressive Region in America
The Indian woman who chose a bull over marriage
Schools, groups plan for ways to help young immigrants
The grease recycling industry feeds on your city’s oily underbelly
The 19th-Century Sham Medicine That Saw Oracles in Orifices
Peru family drama threatens South America's success story
When Your Prison Becomes Your Paycheck: Some states are welcoming back ex-offenders to work behind bars.
Why Is It So Hard for Americans to Get a Decent Raise?
President Trump expands US military footprint despite candidate Trump's rhetoric
The GOP’s Not-So-Cunning Plan to Blame a Shutdown on Democrats
How Social Media Giants Side With Prosecutors in Criminal Cases
How the Alt-Right Uses Social Science to Make Racism Respectable
City says white jury was motivated by racial bias when ruling against cops who killed unarmed black man (Holy fuck.)
Donald Trump’s Racism: A List
The Resurgent Threat of White-Supremacist Violence (White supremacist murders doubled last year.)
Republicans Are Trying to Dismantle the Backbone of US Immigration Policy
The Battle Over Racial Gerrymandering Is Once Again Headed to the Supreme Court
Forgotten in the classroom: The Reconstruction era
Why This Rohingya Refugee Is Taking on India's Government
Wave of looting shutters stores, spreads fear in Venezuela
Families of captive French jihadis sue to bring them home
French mayor bans pork substitutes in school meals, saying he’s defending secularism (Funny how they never seem to "defend secularism" by insisting children should have to eat locusts or dogs or natto, or go completely meatless, which is both secular AND eco-friendly.)
Bannon will do interview with special counsel, avoiding grand jury for now
Congress Renews Warrantless Surveillance—And Makes It Even Worse
How the U.S. Is Making the War in Yemen Worse
How Gang Policing Is Criminalizing Whole Communities
Re: Warrantless Surveillance
Date: 2018-01-18 11:37 pm (UTC)“Not only does the bill say you have our blessing to collect communications that
contain a target's email address, it also endorses collecting communications that
merely contain a reference to the target,” says Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the
Liberty and National Security program at New York University School of Law’s Brennan
Center for Justice. “So literally if you and I sent an email to each other that had
the word ISIS in it, if you and I send an email that talks about ISIS, under this bill
the government is authorized to collect it.” (Assuming ISIS is a group that the NSA is
specifically targeting.)
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Good luck data-mining that. Next!
[Note that I do not say decrypting it. It's an 18th-century cipher which modern computers could crack in seconds. But no computer looking for bad words will flag it, because it doesn't have any - it would pass unnoticed in the flood of data they sift.]