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Mine doesn't talk at all, did u get the premium model or something? Is there like a manual?

While your statement is true, I was only pointing out they don't have the first amendment.

(Yes, it is bad the police seized this stuff)

This happened in Australia

On selling services to law enforcement: I disagree. You would want your E2E encryption platform to be respected and recognized by law enforcement, so they don't just think "oink oink, only criminals use this service, this guy must be a criminal!"

I recommend this defcon talk if you haven't watched it (I think its the right one, TOR developer talks about why he teaches federal agencies how to use TOR)

He doesn't actually give a shit, he's just forced to say something because Bondi was so sloppy there's photographs of the search history in her binder.

Notice he says he assumes this is an oversight, and not "how dare u" or that he'll do anything.

Getting caught was an oversight.

IMHO, the scale is too large for a cover up like that. There's too many individuals, companies (many of these email addresses are gmail, yahoo... private email servers) and foreign governments involved.

Many of these emails are in an evidence room already from the 2008 (edit: I guess I'm assuming here for 2008) and 2019 court cases. If you mess with them too much, just for example, some random federal or state level DOJ employee could leak stuff, personal risk be damned. Or, another example, some foreign government might decide causing societal chaos in the USA is worth more than protecting Lord Toucheskids and release what they have.

The only reason they're releasing anything at all is because they have to maintain the illusion of a working DOJ and congress. Too much of the American public is truly mad about this stuff to just ignore an act of congress about it. They released the files in the most optimum way for their goals IMHO: literally everything, an unorganized firehose full of duplicates, random redactions, and a few FBI tip-line interviews that are provably untrue, along with the true ones, and the indeterminate. It'll take forever to sort through it all, and Trump/others implicated are banking on it.

1. Bill Gates doesn't work for Microsoft anymore.

2. I'm not comfortable giving my money to companies run by pedophiles. I think most people don't like doing that. This isn't a court of law - we're not sending them to prison. You're allowed to say "where there's smoke there's fire" and do something else with your dollars.

This shit is so prevalent its going to be hard, but I can act on the information I do have, so can you.

It was completely accidental, but it was my partner's fault. He couldn't understand why I didn't want him in the bathroom (he is a clumsy giant) and felt really bad about it

I had a mascara wand scratch my eye and it did not heal for six months. I needed an optometrist to scrape the damaged tissue from my cornea so my eye could heal properly. He didn't warn me how painful it would be and I spent the next two days in bed.

Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

I always just assumed I was too weird to effectively algorithmicly advertise to. I'm far away from the average American by a lot of measures and my interests are very niche.

When I get suggestions or ads they feel like they are for someone else a lot (I like your blowjob machine example, many ads assume I'm male and lonely even though I'm a woman. Maybe that demographic is so lucrative and I'm so hard to sell to that I get those ads)

hold on homie I have a meme for this already