I'm not real comfortable about the privacy issues-- however not being
a Constitutional scholar or a lawyer or anything--I can't put my
argument into flowing prose.
But something about it just doesn't feel right. Like cameras at
stoplights, or in elevators--or Ez-Pass--the argument that
Cindy Miller wrote:
I'm not real comfortable about the privacy issues-- however not being
a Constitutional scholar or a lawyer or anything--I can't put my
argument into flowing prose.
But something about it just doesn't feel right. Like cameras at
stoplights, or in elevators--or Ez-Pass--the
There were 2 big dogs wandering around on the 4300 block of Spruce this
morning around 9:20-9:30. I don't know enough about dogs to know what kinds
they were, but they were clearly together, and they were clearly not with
their owner. They looked too nice to be strays, but they were big enough
Privacy isn't always about authorities. It's also about keeping your
snooping neighbors from knowing everything about you, for example. Another
example of privacy that doesn't involve authorities, is that bad guys should
not have easy access to identifying information about myself.
A more
Dan Widyono wrote:
Privacy isn't always about authorities. It's also about keeping your
snooping neighbors from knowing everything about you, for example. Another
example of privacy that doesn't involve authorities, is that bad guys should
not have easy access to identifying information about
1. For a sense of how EZ-pass can be used aginst you (and a great read):
http://www.amazon.com/Little-Brother-Cory-Doctorow/dp/0765319853/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1231348626sr=8-1
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow gives a frightenly plausible
description of Homeland Security gone amuck.
2.
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You just side-stepped my whole point that it's not always about authorities.
Giggling along to the silly-ness on the mailing list,
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Dan Widyono wrote:
You just side-stepped my whole point that it's not always about authorities.
What do you mean _your_ whole point? I was the one who brought up the
marketing issue in the first place. I claim ownership of the Point.
And I think it's silly to worry about _that_ as well.
I'm not afraid.
I'm annoyed.
There's a difference.
-cm
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On Jan 7, 2009, at 12:01 PM, just...@ucr.edu wrote:
The government (and it isn't one Big Brother sitting in a dark
room watching your every move) has already won. It has you afraid,
even afraid of street
Here is the scoop from Maurice Sampson on what to recycle.
-Lew
Begin forwarded message:
Greetings,
Starting January 5th the City of Philadelphia will be collecting
recyclables every week, on the same day as your trash collection
rather than bi-weekly as it has been. This should make it a
Cindy,
I agree. We've seen at the top how these powers of surveillance can
be abused. I'm sure that within the corrupt ranks of partisan
government that they are ripe to be abused some more. Remember that
watching the citizenry (and Mexicans) is a convenient distraction while
you are not
Better yet -- to report suspicious behavior, just call 311. Let the
poor sods in the call center sort it all out. The net activity creates
good jobs with civil-service benefits.
I'll rat you out, Joe, if you agree to reciprocate by ratting me out. If
we all pitch in on UC-list, together we
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