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• One can not claim privacy concerns when one posted that information in a publicly viewable manner.
  
  If one deliberately puts out misleading information then one gets and deserves the result of misunderstandings. In reply to: "EFF sues feds for info on social-network surveillance"

  December 2, 2009

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• One can not claim privacy concerns when one posted that information in a publicly viewable manner.
  
  If one deliberately puts out misleading information then one gets and deserves the result of misunderstandings. In reply to: "EFF sues feds for info on social-network surveillance"

  December 2, 2009

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• I've never seen an iPhone here
  Oh yeah, I'm in Brasil and they don't sell them here. In reply to: "Trouble in iPhone paradise"

  October 3, 2007

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• Vast oversimplification
  This story contains a host of oversimlifications. For one the space station would not exist at all without government underwriting. What commercial enterprise would invest the money required with almost no hope of a profit? In fact this is the central problem of the story, commercial enterprises have to see a profit particularly with the immense investment costs. Not mentioned are the commercial reoket companies that are having a real problem due to the sparsity of contracts to loft satellites. Finally, the current space tourist business is technically much simpler than putting someone into orbit and returning them. Until a commercial enterprise starts putting tourists and/or work crews into orbit private human space flight is just an inverted yo-yo.

  October 3, 2007

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