Here 's an interesting opinion piece based on First Amendment considerations. I'm inclined to agree with it.
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Plenty of reasons to use a VPN service for legitimate internet activities. Believe it or not, some people just want privacy, not a vehicle for petty crime.
We're getting closer and closer to the time when "pre-crime" is more important to the state (think civil forfeiture) than real crime. Real criminals will have little difficulty with that sort of regime while ordinary citizens (and petty criminals, admittedly) will more likely be ensnared.
If sufficiently concerned, a VPN service is always an option.
Banks, sure. Forum discussing PC gaming and software, not so "sensitive". IMHO.
If memory serves, Win7's service life is through 2020. Should be about right.
Not so sure that's crucial here.
I am as cynical as Doc, probably more. Trust no one in government to ever do the 'right' thing. You'll almost never go wrong with that approach.
They had to have some reason for all those ammo purchases, after all.
Just seems like something people would enjoy knowing. Physicians are currently subject to the scrutiny of the following fraud-prevention agencies & programs (could be more for all I know): HEAT - H ealthcare Fraud Prevention and E nforcement A ction T eam CERT - C omprehensive E rror R</strong
Nope. Not so's you'd ever notice. With that rig, you'd have to have a brain capable of discriminating between 0.001 and 0.0001 seconds. Maybe wouldn't notice it even then. [e digicons]:)[/e] Go for it, you won't be disappointed. And have fun with it.
psycho understands - we have met the enemy, and the enemy is us.
If most of government wasn't already broken, what ain't broke with the net wouldn't need fixing. Dog constantly chasing its tail.
Since the FEC was brought up: link
killswitch - You accuse me, accurately, of speculation. Then you speculate in support of your accusation. Mirror, killswitch.
It means 'Submission', after all.
Hard to 'prove' something that hasn't happened yet. But the structure and mechanisms the FCC adopted will make regulating content in the name of 'fairness' and 'neutrality' a straightforward proposition, quite apart from the FEC. Whether 'net neutrality' as enforced by the FCC turns out to be a Trojan horse or not, only time will tell. But the possibility can't be denied. You think Pai is clueless in this?
Fools too often don't know they're foolish until it's too late.
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At $39 for a lifetime license (100 years - longer than I have left by a factor of 4-5, most likely [e digicons]:grin:[/e] ) and use on up to 5 devices, the VPN Unlimited offer was more than good enough to spring for. I'll post again once I've had a chance to take it for a spin away from home, probably not until June.
Whatever you may think of Limbaugh, he and Pai are right about this: http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2015/05/08/drudge_has_what_they_all_want
Here's another option, one I'm considering: https://deals.iphonehacks.com/sales/vpn-unlimited-lifetime-subscription
My opinion is that KODI is hard to figure out (hardly intuitive), then easy to use. At least the iPad version. Worth figuring out and I recommend it, but seems needless complicated.
Been using KODI on my iPad for a while now. Didn't know PC version was available. Learn something here every day. [e digicons]:)[/e]
Philly. Willy. Nilly. [e digicons]:maybe:[/e]