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Lilith2 at 08:22, 30 September 2015

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Lilith2: /* Irrational, unpredictable authorities */

2015-09-06T07:31:22Z

‎Irrational, unpredictable authorities

Lilith2 at 07:30, 6 September 2015

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Lilith2: /* Smart Cities */

2015-09-05T15:11:12Z

‎Smart Cities

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2015-09-04T14:51:51Z

‎Smart Cities

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2015-09-04T14:37:19Z

‎Smart Cities

Lilith2 at 14:20, 4 September 2015

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Lilith2 at 18:21, 20 August 2015

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Lilith2 at 15:09, 20 August 2015

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	''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have got to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice" there is no opt-in (by default we are all in) and we may be allowed to opt-out (but only for a part of it). Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/		''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have got to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice" there is no opt-in (by default we are all in) and we may be allowed to opt-out (but only for a part of it). Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
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		+	== Fictional internet policy is bad for India, good only for Facebook ==
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		+	''Zuckerberg's "Free Basics" is a scam against its supposed beneficiaries for several reasons. First, rather than offering "the Internet," his service requires its users to route all their traffic to "free websites" through his servers, where the users' identities are logged so that their traffic can be paid for by the spy, rather than by them. So the first actual charge is that the poor will be comprehensively surveilled by Facebook, losing any shred of personal privacy, while the rich using the real Internet do not route all their traffic through Facebook.''
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		+	''Second, Zuckerberg destroys the security of his users, the benefited poor. As announced, Zuckerberg's service prohibited all use of the secure web protocol HTTPS (the one that lights up the little lock image on the status bar of your browser). HTTPS, and its authentication mechanism, are the only reasons that online banking and e-commerce are safe for consumers. So not only were the Indian poor to lose all chance of anonymity on the Net with respect to Zuckerberg, but they were also to abandon any possibility of common safety in the Net.'' http://tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/fictional-internet-policy-is-bad-for-india-good-only-for-facebook-282664.html

	== Resources ==		== Resources ==

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 == Irrational, unpredictable authorities ==
-US, 09/02/2015, on Barrett Brown vs. the Dept of Justice – Defining the Right To Link: ''It is clear from the indictment and the transcript that prosecutor Candina Heath is willing to go after people on flimsy theories, and catching a case alone can be punishment enough. If defendants are denied bail, they can be detained for years—prior to his final sentencing, Brown spent more than 850 days behind bars. If they hire lawyers, they must pay legal costs. No matter what the accused try to do, the odds are incredibly stacked against them: 97 percent of federal cases end in plea bargains <ref>Stronger Hand for Judges in the ‘Bazaar’ of Plea Deals http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/23/us/stronger-hand-for-judges-after-rulings-on-plea-deals.html</ref>.
+US, 09/02/2015, on Barrett Brown vs. the Dept of Justice – Defining the Right To Link: ''It is clear from the indictment and the transcript that prosecutor Candina Heath is willing to go after people on flimsy theories, and catching a case alone can be punishment enough. If defendants are denied bail, they can be detained for years—prior to his final sentencing, Brown spent more than 850 days behind bars. If they hire lawyers, they must pay legal costs. No matter what the accused try to do, the odds are incredibly stacked against them: 97 percent of federal cases end in plea bargains <ref>Stronger Hand for Judges in the ‘Bazaar’ of Plea Deals http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/23/us/stronger-hand-for-judges-after-rulings-on-plea-deals.html</ref>.''
-The authorities’ arguments do not even have to make sense. As the defense’s motion to dismiss the indictment points out, the first count alleges Brown trafficked in “authentication features”—but the law defines those as springing only from governmental “issuing authorities,” not credit card companies <ref>18 U.S. Code § 1028 - Fraud and related activity in connection with identification documents, authentication features, and information https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1028</ref>. The flat-out error is reminiscent of the prosecution’s earlier indictment, regarding Brown’s threats, crazily interpreting the writer’s disapproving retweet of Fox News analyst Bob Beckel advocating the murder of WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange—“illegally shoot the son of a bitch”—as Brown somehow threatening the FBI agent. These irrational accusations are the Department of Justice wildly swinging punches wherever it can, aiming to take down the journalist, but not in any accordance with reason and only allowed to box because we let it.''<ref>Barrett Brown vs. the Dept of Justice – Defining the Right To Link http://revolution-news.com/barrett-brown-vs-the-dept-of-justice-defining-the-right-to-link/</ref>
+''The authorities’ arguments do not even have to make sense. As the defense’s motion to dismiss the indictment points out, the first count alleges Brown trafficked in “authentication features”—but the law defines those as springing only from governmental “issuing authorities,” not credit card companies <ref>18 U.S. Code § 1028 - Fraud and related activity in connection with identification documents, authentication features, and information https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1028</ref>. The flat-out error is reminiscent of the prosecution’s earlier indictment, regarding Brown’s threats, crazily interpreting the writer’s disapproving retweet of Fox News analyst Bob Beckel advocating the murder of WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange—“illegally shoot the son of a bitch”—as Brown somehow threatening the FBI agent. These irrational accusations are the Department of Justice wildly swinging punches wherever it can, aiming to take down the journalist, but not in any accordance with reason and only allowed to box because we let it.''<ref>Barrett Brown vs. the Dept of Justice – Defining the Right To Link http://revolution-news.com/barrett-brown-vs-the-dept-of-justice-defining-the-right-to-link/</ref>''
 == Smart Cities ==

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 Unnamed woman from Alicante ordered to pay €800 under controversial gagging law for posting photo on her Facebook page. A Spanish woman has been fined €800 (£570) under the country’s controversial new gagging law for posting a photograph of a police car parked illegally in a disabled bay. The unnamed woman, a resident of Petrer in Alicante, south-east Spain, posted the photo on her Facebook page with the comment “Park where you bloody well please and you won’t even be fined” <ref>Spanish woman fined for posting picture of police parked in disabled bay http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/16/spanish-woman-fined-gagging-law-photographing-police</ref>.
 == Smart Cities ==
-''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice" there is no opt-in, we may be allowed to opt-out (but only for a part of it). Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
+''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice" there is no opt-in (by default we are all in) and we may be allowed to opt-out (but only for a part of it). Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
 == Resources ==

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 == Smart Cities ==
-''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice", we may be allowed to opt-out, at least for a part of it. Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
+''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice" there is no opt-in, we may be allowed to opt-out (but only for a part of it). Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
 == Resources ==

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 == Smart Cities ==
-''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice", we may be allowed to opt-out, at least for a part of it. Sensors everywhere. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
+''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have *got* to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice", we may be allowed to opt-out, at least for a part of it. Sensors everywhere. Access points everywhere. Smaaaart. Not. http://www.smart-cities.eu/
 == Resources ==

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	Unnamed woman from Alicante ordered to pay €800 under controversial gagging law for posting photo on her Facebook page. A Spanish woman has been fined €800 (£570) under the country’s controversial new gagging law for posting a photograph of a police car parked illegally in a disabled bay. The unnamed woman, a resident of Petrer in Alicante, south-east Spain, posted the photo on her Facebook page with the comment “Park where you bloody well please and you won’t even be fined” <ref>Spanish woman fined for posting picture of police parked in disabled bay http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/16/spanish-woman-fined-gagging-law-photographing-police</ref>.		Unnamed woman from Alicante ordered to pay €800 under controversial gagging law for posting photo on her Facebook page. A Spanish woman has been fined €800 (£570) under the country’s controversial new gagging law for posting a photograph of a police car parked illegally in a disabled bay. The unnamed woman, a resident of Petrer in Alicante, south-east Spain, posted the photo on her Facebook page with the comment “Park where you bloody well please and you won’t even be fined” <ref>Spanish woman fined for posting picture of police parked in disabled bay http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/16/spanish-woman-fined-gagging-law-photographing-police</ref>.
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		+	== Smart Cities ==
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		+	''"They will lead to unprecedented improvements in the quality of life."'' You have got to be kidding me. And knowing current practices of "giving people a choice", we may be allowed to opt-out, at least for a part of it. Sensors everywhere.

	== Resources ==		== Resources ==

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-This page contains links gathered, arrogated, appropriated, pirated, stolen, fenced, forwarded, and shared in general. Not my page (none of them are). Add your news item or story, if need be (in case of freedom of speech impediments in your locality) anonymously. You can also contact us on IRC.
+This page contains links gathered, arrogated, appropriated, pirated, stolen, fenced, forwarded, and shared in general. Add your news item or story, if need be (in case of freedom of speech impediments in your locality) anonymously. You can also contact us on IRC.
 == Indefinite solitary confinement ==
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 == Resources ==
-* Underminers: A Practical Guide for Radical Change https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=71&v=GEMcVfswXMo and http://underminers.org/
+* Chapter Six – Removing The Veil (Part 1) http://underminers.org/the-book/chapter-6/chapter-6-part-1/
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	== Indefinite solitary confinement ==		== Indefinite solitary confinement ==

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−	This page contains links gathered, arrogated, appropriated, pirated, stolen, fenced, forwarded, and shared in general. ~~Feel free to add~~ your news item.	+	This page contains links gathered, arrogated, appropriated, pirated, stolen, fenced, forwarded, and shared in general. Not my page (none of them are). Add your news item or story, if need be anonymously. You can also contact us on IRC.

	== Indefinite solitary confinement ==		== Indefinite solitary confinement ==