Thus spake Freemor (freemor@xxxxxxxx): > anyways just thoughts in the wind.. I'm sure the Tor Devs are > probably gnashing teeth and pulling hair as a hundred reasons why it's a > bad idea stream through their minds. Code moves faster than law. No need to panic, or speculate on technical solutions before a law is even passed. If the powers that be are this intent on exemplifying their stupidity and pointlessly wasting their resources on excuses to justify flawed totalitarianism instead of addressing real problems, we should let them. We will have plenty of time to adapt once the law is passed. Right now, the proper avenue is well-articulated political opposition. On a technical perspective we should be lazy with this one. It will work to our advantage. Plus, I can't believe such measures don't run against basic human rights and constitutional protections revolving around search & seizure and presumed innocence. But I am constantly surprised by the williness of my own country to shred the spirit if not the letter of its own constitution as soon as technology comes into consideration.. and even before that point. -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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