This week the House is set to vote on legislation to renew Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (“FISA 702”), along with a set of amendments. One of these amendments — put forward by House Intelligence Committee leads Mike Turner and Jim Himes — would expand warrantless FISA surveillance dramatically: While falsely billing itself as a minor definitional tweak, in reality the amendment would be the largest expansion of FISA since Section 702 was created in 2008. It could be used to enlist an array of sensitive facilities — such as offices for nonprofits, political campaigns, and news organizations — to serve as hubs for warrantless surveillance.
Cosmic microwave background. You are seeing the big bang.
Kiddo? What an asinine way to reply to someone.
How many pieces of gum would you say you've swallowed over that time?
That's great. And how many civilians "got in the way?"
Republicans and climate change and income inequality.
Find somewhere to do Via Ferrata.
A mix of Obsidian for myself and OneNote for team stuff because it's what they all use.
I might try orgmode now because I prefer to procrastinate with new things rather than doing work, especially when it is organization reheated because then I can tell myself there will be a net gain in work productivity.
Well said. I'm saving this.
Hobbes
joined 2 years ago
Who cares what the order is. This is not needed.