On 07/31/2016 10:04 AM, Bastiani Fortress wrote:

     Did you just propose we send everything in cleartext :D

   Not EVERYTHING! Go about your biz... Nothing to see here. Just some
   dickpics, move along.
   But if you need security. Use a computer you've never used before in a
   town or place you've never been before for your secure coms then
   destroy it and do the same with the $5 burner phone from 7-11. I figure
   it would take at least a 1/2 hour or so before a Predator Drone made it
   to that location from the nearest military base so you have some time.
   The implication is if you're publicly 'subversive' on the internet in
   any way that's really a threat there's no way to secure anything and
   you're essentially, as someone once said about 'revolutionaries', a
   'dead man on furlough'.
   Rr

     4:59 AM, July 31, 2016, Rayzer [1]<rayzer@riseup.net>:

     On 07/30/2016 12:21 PM, juan wrote:

      On Sat, 30 Jul 2016 07:18:48 -0700
      Rayzer [2]<rayzer@riseup.net> wrote:

      How arrogant are the 99.9999% of users to think they're more than a
      flyspeck on the windshield of the NSA's

              torbot rayzer doing his job again - telling people to use
              garbage like tor and telling people that the government
     isn't
              really paying attention.

     I didn't tell anyone to use tor in my post and that's right... They
     aren't really paying attention. They're just storing data for
     "attention" at some point when it becomes worthwhile to them. In
     five
     minutes, 5 hours, years, or never. The idea is to fly under the
     radar so
     it's 'never'.
     Once you're on their radar there's (snigger) "No Place To Hide" (the
     title of Greenwald's book about hooking up with Snowden),
     Rr

      locomotive? That you matter to

      them and are worth spending more than a few nanoseconds on?
      Rr

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