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how about we just don't click the button and find out what happens

Hello! I attended the 4th protest in SF. While I do believe that we can make our government adhere itself more firmly to the 4th amendment as it is written, I am also certain that we will have no peace unless we do everything in our own power to enforce the 4th.

So, I was hoping someone has already started on an encryption/privacy guide that is both accessible and thorough. Does a thing like this already exist? Here's what I think needs to addressed:

• Overview of how TCP/IP works, emphasizing all the places where your traffic will get sniffed or stored.
• Overview of how the web works: DNS, HTTP (cookies, HTTPS)..
• For every web service (Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, ..) and software package

It's called Just Noise and it's free.

A while ago a student posted his prototype for a reddit UI that was clever about grouping threads and had some interesting design. Where is he now and what is the state of that project?

This is my first post on AskReddit, so please bear with me if I make some mistakes here.

WARNING: MILD AVATAR SPOILERS

I just watched Avatar last night. I'm a nascent science fiction books/film fan and I thought the movie was amazing in some ways, and awful in others. I felt that some scenes were irrelevant but added in anyway to get dumb people chuckling, and that in general the editing was pretty awful.

For example, I thought it would have been much more powerful to cut out a lot of the battle scene in the end and instead add more content about the Na'vi anthropologist whose name I can't remember at the moment. That would have made her presence (and death) a lot more emotional. And it w

Hello, I am possibly the loudest, silliest, funnest player of L4D and in a week or so I will be upgrading to L4D2. If you appreciate loud jerks with microphones, you'll love me! Please enter your steam id or other form of identification so I can crash your party. Cheers!

Any L4D (original) server that redditors play on regularly? More interested in VS than campaign, but playing with redditors would be cool.

EDIT: I'm not sure how the game divides between PC and XBOX players, but I'm on PC so the server would have to be "okay with that."

I'm going to be visiting relatives for a week, and I'd probably like to go out at some point. Will anyone recommend a dubstep or dnb club night?