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MrMoo posted:back boobs? I guess that is why teddy is wincing? Not a recommended Google search term. Lollll thx for this
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I-State has an incredible starting 5 and they could make a deep run this year
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Cantorsdust posted:some logic: They say they believe in freedom and share our values. They say a few bad apples shouldn’t bring down judgment on their entire kind. Don’t be fooled. Though they walk among us with impunity, they are, in the words of Henry Farrell, a political scientist at George Washington University, “a group that is notoriously associated with terrorist violence and fundamentalist political beliefs.” They are engineers. Farrell, of course, was kidding. He posted that comment on a blog shortly after Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (confessed Al Qaeda operative and engineering student) tried to blow up an airliner over Detroit last winter. But the satire was rooted in a statistical fact: in the ranks of captured and confessed terrorists, engineers and engineering students are significantly overrepresented. Maybe that’s a numerological accident. The sociologist Diego Gambetta and the political scientist Steffen Hertog don’t think so. Each month, Gambetta and Hertog’s database grows. Last December, Abdulmutallab’s attempt over Detroit. In February, Joseph Andrew Stack, a software engineer, crashed his plane into I.R.S. offices in Austin, Tex. In March, John Patrick Bedell, an engineering grad student, opened fire at an entrance to the Pentagon. In early May, Faisal Shahzad (bachelor of science in computer science and engineering) was arrested at Kennedy Airport for a failed attempt to set off a bomb in Times Square. Also in May, Faiz Mohammad, a civil engineer, was caught at Karachi’s airport with batteries and an electrical circuit hidden in his shoes. And going back, of the 9/11 conspirators who had been educated beyond high school, eight studied engineering. As this list suggests, the phenomenon isn’t confined to Muslims or Middle Easterners.
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yeah this was just in the washington  https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2015/11/17/this-is-the-group-thats-surprisingly-prone-to-violent-extremism/
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lol way to go fuckerberg   
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jony ive aces posted:lol way to go fuckerberg collateral damage
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jony ive aces posted:lol way to go fuckerberg 
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you are going to PAY with ISIS GET ME?
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computer toucher posted:Islamic state machine mealy machines go in the yosmas thread
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islamic state jewelry and watch repair* * Casio F-91W extra charge
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http://www.wired.com/2015/11/isis-opsec-encryption-manuals-reveal-terrorist-group-security-protocols/ iMessage gets the seal of approval from ISIS tech team quote:Apple’s iMessage, an end-to-end encryption service, also gets a thumbs-up for being impervious to both spying from government intelligence agencies and Apple itself.
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Smythe posted:
1337 or f10 no exceptions join the squad or gtfo
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Why is Silicon Valley helping the tech-savvy jihadists? Developing apps and emails that are heavily encrypted is playing into the hands of Isil. Whose side are they on? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/12008689/Why-is-Silicon-Valley-helping-the-tech-savvy-jihadists.html
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"Apple et al could, if they wanted, employ a fraction of these resources to work out how we can simultaneously keep the good guys’ data secure and keep the bad guys in plain sight." right-wing ranting journalist fails to understand what they are asking for, news at 11
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btw this "Anonymous" anti-ISIS project is very stupid. what they revealed today about attacks on Sunday is probably bullshit just like their leak of supposed ISIS twitter accounts. but giving the benefit of the doubt that it is real, it's probably information that these countries already had. like for example belgium is on high-alert today, which is one of the places named as a target by Anonymous. if authorities are releasing less then what anonymous knows, it's probably for a reason. so really anonymous is subverting the authorities' own efforts here. now ISIS knows that whatever communication channels they were using before are compromised, and they will move all that communication elsewhere, potentially loving over the actual intelligence gatherers in the process. PleasureKevin fucked around with this message at 01:57 on Nov 22, 2015 |
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The Management posted:is there an Islamic state geek squad? yeah lol a couple dudes sitting on the bed sides of a toyota truck with their arms holding over a 55" rear projection TV in the bed driving down the road holding automatic weapons
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September 16th 2015:quote:Privately, law enforcement officials have acknowledged that prospects for congressional action this year are remote. Although “the legislative environment is very hostile today,” the intelligence community’s top lawyer, Robert S. Litt, said to colleagues in an August e-mail, which was obtained by The Post, “it could turn in the event of a terrorist attack or criminal event where strong encryption can be shown to have hindered law enforcement. https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...031442410909976
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Gosh, I wonder why someone who blithely dismisses the Bill of Rights as a "document signed by 18th century slave owners" might be considered arrogant.
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Salt Fish posted:September 16th 2015: encrypt the planet
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at the date posted:Gosh, I wonder why someone who blithely dismisses the Bill of Rights as a "document signed by 18th century slave owners" might be considered arrogant. British guy doesn't respect bill of rights
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The Management posted:British guy doesn't respect bill of rights You can acknowledge that a certain thing is influential and important even if it was created by a foreigner in the distant past, such as the Magna Carta, Plato's Republic, or pizza.
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PleasureKevin posted:recently i started using tor about 100% of the time im the absolute nothing in this post ffs
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PleasureKevin posted:recently i started using tor about 100% of the time something ain't right with that boy
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Everything i've seen so far suggests these guys used sms on burners, skype and facebook. This clearly means that not letting them take away our freedoms or change our way of life means handing over our online lives to retards who'll leave it unencrypted on a laptop on the tube
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Everything i've seen so far suggests these guys used sms on burners, skype and facebook. This clearly means that not letting them take away our freedoms or change our way of life means handing over our online lives to retards who'll leave it unencrypted on a laptop on the tube Also the Paris attackers weren't Syrians and the passports they found on the bodies were fakes designed to build anti-Syrian fears around the world
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maniacdevnull posted:Also the Paris attackers weren't Syrians and the passports they found on the bodies were fakes designed to build anti-Syrian fears around the world There was one passport, and it was fake. AFAIK no one knows why he was carrying this passport anyway. It could simply have been an effort to disguise his identity and save his family from reprisal, cover the tracks of terrorists remaining inside France, confuse the investigation, or any one of half a dozen other reasons more plausible than  FALSE FLAG ILLUMINATI ATTACK
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PleasureKevin posted:recently i started using tor about 100% of the time lol if you think the bank is the only place that flagged you 
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