The Senate’s new anti-encryption bill is even worse than EARN IT

From the link I posted in another comment:

> The bill is so broadly worded that I think it might apply to individual contributors to open-source projects, such as, say, the Linux kernel, but I’m not sure and I don’t want to scare everybody.

But the bigger picture is that this bill is part of a strategy. It's meant to make EARN IT look less unreasonable by comparison. A unified strategy needs a unified response.

> More digestible version I made: https://thinkerapp.com/shared/MessyRadiantCaracal

> Context: This is a highlighted summary generated with an app I built to help myself approach all the drier HN links I was opening. I appreciate any feedback from the HN community on this project!

Nicely done! Small suggestion I have is to add the expand functionality to tapping on the passage. It feels more natural and doesn't currently do anything.

Yeah I wonder legally what is in place precisely to stop someone from just telling the secret court to go fuck themselves or pleading the 13th? The secrecy they claim as a pretense would be ruined if cryptographers go missing. Whoops operation compromised from the start.

Revealing what was obvious from the start that it is a fucking fascist tool of abuse by minds incapable of comprehending irony. These are same the dumb fucks who would fire people for being gay out of fear that they would be blackmailed disregarding that their policy is the source of blackmailability.