On 6/12/13 3:42 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
The crux to me seems to be what is the difference between a
whistleblower and a snitch or a whistleblower and a treasonous
bastard? And how can we sort this out (especially when most people
align on one side of the tug-of-war pit or the other without
Marcus -
The crux to me seems to be what is the difference between a
whistleblower and a snitch or a whistleblower and a treasonous
bastard? And how can we sort this out (especially when most people
align on one side of the tug-of-war pit or the other without much
thought)?
I think the
Is the problem of surveillance to find the right tradeoff between privacy and
security, as president Obama says? What do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhf-noHT6Gkfeature=youtube_gdata_player
-Jochen
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On 6/13/13 1:10 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
Few care to think that dangerous or unjust events are an unavoidable
part of life.
Yes we do seem to like to ignore that as much as possible. I found
holding a security clearance to increase the likelihood that I would
find myself participating in
Marcus -
As someone who has almost been there, I agree... and THIS is the
challenge, such a disclosure *could* be an over-reaction based on
naivette. The point of above my pay grade is a sticky one, however
and it gets stickier the more experience you have. While you may hit
one glass
Gary Busey gives to all those who attend online universities and never get
a chance for a real commencement speech.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_EPdU8m7uI
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Steve writes:
How should Snowden (or
Manning) be treated for what they have done; AND now that the cat is
out of the bag, how do we followup and handle the implications of what
we have discovered as a result?
I think if people are really so upset about potential for domestic
surveillance --
Sniffing out Paul Revere with basic social network
analysishttp://flowingdata.us2.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=f538bce868aac1144d248c0bcid=56f67c9387e=b8cf2c76dd
Jun 13, 2013 03:07 am
[image: Paul Revere Network]
It's *just* metadata. What can you do with that? Kieran Healy, a sociology
Hmm… isn't this kinda self-selecting? Is it any surprise that the central
node in the network derived from the metadata in Paul Revere's Ride is Paul
Revere? (Hint: the clue is in the title.)
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 3:27 PM, Tom Johnson t...@jtjohnson.com wrote:
Sniffing out Paul Revere with
