January 2012
The Constitutional Reason that Circumcision should...
botched-recovery: For this legal discourse, first take into consideration the law passed in the US concerning the unconsentual genital cutting of female minors: Specifically the following section: Congressional Findings Section 645(a) of div. C of Pub. L. 104-208 provided that: “The Congress finds that— “(1) the practice of female genital mutilation is carried out by members of certain...
Jan 31st
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Cheap Tiny DARPA Funded Hacking Computer F-Bomb |... →
People do a lot of important things on the Internet. Maybe you use it make purchases, and pay bills. Maybe you use it to plot the destruction and overthrow of the government. Either way, you probably aren’t too keen on being spied on. Unfortunately for you, the F-BOMB (Falling or Ballistically-launched Object that Makes Backdoors) makes it easy. Also, it has the sort of pained-acronym name...
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Jan 28th
Ron Paul Knew All About His Beloved Racist... →
livealifethatscompletelyfree: Gawker.com via Washington Post The Washington Post is out with an excellent update on the history of the racist, homophobic, survivalist, nutcase newspapers that were published under his name in the 80s and 90s, which comes awfully close to confirming the most likely version of the story: He may not have written every word of them, but he sure signed off on them...
Jan 27th
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“It was his newsletter, and it was under his name, so he always got to see the...”
– Ron Paul’s former secretary (and current supporter) Renae Hathway • Discussing the perceived-racist newsletters that went out under his name, and he has largely disowned since then. If he edited the newsletters, clearly this would contradict what Paul himself has said about them. The Paul campaign...
Jan 27th
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SOPA and PIPA Fully Alive – And a New Bill Joins... →
watsoned: spidersandgoggles: dragonsid: learnwhydemonstray: Reblog Reblog Reblog! FUCK NOT THIS SHIT AGAIN. Of course it’s not dead, they won’t stop until they’ve pushed the public too far and Tyler Durden becomes a real person. It makes me wonder if the public outcry had been expected, and now that everyone feels grand for winning the First Internet War they can slide their new...
Jan 26th
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Reblog if you can say Raxacoricofallapatorius
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Jan 25th
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“So let me put colleges and universities on notice: If you can’t stop tuition...”
– President Obama (via going-to-scranton)
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Rumor has it this is the bill that SOPA will be... →
fartwithheadphoneson: thenewhotness: spytap: Yep, from the very same Lamar Smith, with 5 CA co-sponsors. When all else fails, lump the objectors together with pedophiles and/or terrorists. …well, balls.
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ever feel like you dont belong anywhere?
All the time.
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Jan 21st
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fuckyeahstretchedears: Americans, we helped you... →
fuckyeahstretchedlabrets: Americans, we helped you and spread awareness about SOPA. Now it’s time to help us. Europe has their own SOPA, called ACTA. dreamradicaldreams: theloupgaroux: czarofdeath: Post by gamzeemakara Please help. We won’t be able to send you…
Jan 21st
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Sherlockians: Post one gif that summarizes your...
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Jan 21st
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SOPA is Off the Table Again and the Internet is 2... →
After going from the floor, to the shelf, and back to the table, SOPA has been delayed again.This means that for the first time in months, neither PIPA nor SOPA are on an active course to being passed. This is literally the best reaction to the SOPA blackouts than anyone could reasonably expect. Shortly after PIPA was delayed, Representative Lamar Smith — in anoddly familiar announcement — said...
Jan 20th
BREAKING: Obama administration approves a rule... →
supcakes: erikawithac: thecuntmentality: think-progress: A MAJOR WIN for women’s health reproductive rights! Fixed that for you. Love, Taylor My mom and I ate Thanksgiving dinner in the cafeteria of the hospital where she works (as a barista). I met a bunch of her coworkers/friends, including a woman who was about four months pregnant and who my mother told me had become pregnant...
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I am not a hacker.
stryker: But in my recent research, I’ve talked with a lot of them. Not just the “lololol we r legion” kind either. The real deal. Guys who now work for McAfee or run their own security contracting firms. When I asked them about whether further government restrictions on internet behavior, like SOPA and PROTECT IP, would limit piracy, their response was unanimous: “Fucking LOL.” Clever pirates...
Jan 19th
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SOPA EMERGENCY LIST. →
meghanalefae: aprilstar-dance: SOPA Emergency IP list: So if these ass-fucks in DC decide to ruin the internet, here’s how to access your favorite sites  in the event of a DNS takedown tumblr.com 174.121.194.34 wikipedia.org 208.80.152.201 # News bbc.co.uk 212.58.241.131 aljazeera.com 198.78.201.252 # Social media reddit.com...
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STOP FORCED STERILIZATION IN SWEDEN  →
droppingthefbomb: If you are a transgender person in Sweden today looking to legally change your gender, in the 21st century you are still forced to undergo surgery that will render you permanently infertile and forever unable to have children. This barbaric practice of forced sterilizations has to stop!   The majority of the Swedish parliament is in favor of modifying this law - but up until...
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IBM Can Store a Bit of Information in Just 12... →
Instead of attempting to shrink down existing forms of data storage, IBM took a gamble and started experimenting with building storage from the bottom up; it paid off. IBM has now figured out a way to store one bit of data in a mere twelve atoms, creating a form of data storage 2 orders of magnitude denser than some forms of conventional storage.  The research was lead by Andreas Heinrich of...
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