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[1] https://willyreport.wordpress.com/2014/05/25/the-willy-repor...
The only way to prevent surveillance is with a technical solution (encryption), not a legal solution (more laws).
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2rgsan/i_am_elon_musk...
I would not be at all surprised if Strong AI was able to read our minds via functional neuroimaging. This is significantly more than the NSA & friends would be able to acquire, even with "advanced" interrogation techniques and global surveillance.
Personally, I think we'll have the technological capability to do this within a couple decades.
It seems like this is the true crux of the problem. Would the costs of commercial auto insurance be prohibitively expensive?
Perhaps Uber could get into the business of cheap commercial auto insurance as well...
Care to elaborate on this? Perhaps I am misunderstanding, but I cannot see how a religious diet is not voluntary. Surely someone on a religious diet could eat certain foods if they choose to or not, no?
Unless you anonymously rent the server and it contains no information on it that could trace back to you.
I doubt you could host a large scale operation on a single server. Given the volume that SR1 && SR2 received, you would need more servers at some point. At that point you either need to hit up craigslist again or host via cloud providers. (of course all of this is assuming that the first guy you met on craigslist was not an undercover agent).
I don't see how they could stop you. None of the btc hosting sites I've seen ask for real ID (passport, drivers license, etc..) They also allow you to rent by the year, though I suspect you would have to scale up fairly often. Overall though, I think anonymous hosting wouldn't be a problem (tor + ssh + tumbled btc).
The server imaging is a tough problem, however, as long as you ensure that you never upload any info that could point back to you, you should be anonymous.
Hopefully a truly decentralized marketplace will emerge before the next bust...
Why not? A google search for this reveals several companies who offer this.
I wish Apple would partner with Southwest to put a couple usb outlets in the back of each seat instead...
[1] http://krebsonsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/70-6.p... [2] http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/request_processing.html#simple...
http://www.netresec.com/?page=Blog&month=2013-04&post=Detect...
Be warned though, I entered my address in their system and they ended up physically spamming me with pamphlets to share with my neighbors.
They would not be able to decrypt the traffic, but they would be able to tell that it is traffic going through the TOR network.
>Would something as simple as going across the street to Panera Bread have thwarted this kind of investigation?
Probably, though they may have figured him out through different means.