The only thing I find more suspicous than the sudden global attack on VPNs and privacy is the people trying to hand wave it away as nothing to worry about.
The stasi could only dream of having the tools that are already available today to use.
Technically the lords don't have the same power as an elected second house in other bicameral legislatures, that's correct. They can propose bills and delay bills proposed by the House of Commons, though, and the latter can be enough to kill momentum during some parliaments.
The social equals of prince andrew, who did nothing for the working class girls of Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford, Oldham, Oxford and zbristol, set out to protect the children. Meanwhile whats needed are sturdy trees and lampposts for all those traitors to sit on the branches and think about what they have done.
So you couldn’t connect to your own home?
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46236738
The only thing I find more suspicous than the sudden global attack on VPNs and privacy is the people trying to hand wave it away as nothing to worry about.
The stasi could only dream of having the tools that are already available today to use.
UK Lords have no actual power and beyond the occasional news story what they say doesn't have any impact.
Technically the lords don't have the same power as an elected second house in other bicameral legislatures, that's correct. They can propose bills and delay bills proposed by the House of Commons, though, and the latter can be enough to kill momentum during some parliaments.
All of them? Or some? Because I’m halfway sure I can find a Congressman who supports almost anything.
The social equals of prince andrew, who did nothing for the working class girls of Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford, Oldham, Oxford and zbristol, set out to protect the children. Meanwhile whats needed are sturdy trees and lampposts for all those traitors to sit on the branches and think about what they have done.
Goodbye SSH?