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On a totally unrelated note, the US government has been the largest customer of Cray computers for a very long time now, and the government finally admitted they were 'storing' everything that went over the internet 'backbone' in one of their new facilities (that they denied they were building until they couldn't anymore) in the US desert. It is food for thought that many still think they can 'encrypt' their data out of the reach of the government with any of the publicly available schemes. Brings back memories of 'Easy Script' and 'Easy Spell', MSD dual drives, and early EA games (some of which are still around today in a much larger version). It's great to hear from someone still using those wonderful machines.

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It would be hard for anyone to download their spy software into it's huge 64K memory (if it's a C-64 like the vast majority of them were).

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I am very comforted to know that my grandchildren can't read my will that I encrypted with Open Office password protection, but don't think for one minute that the government can't know who I'm leaving my 'I'm from the government, and I'm here to help' joke book collection to if they cared.Ī Commodore computer DrThomas? WOW. anymore since we hit the Trillion dollar debt level to them). A NSA agent recently told me what I had done on my computer to try to find and explore the 'Dark Net' because I had helped him to get the personal email address being used by someone bringing mislabeled packages from Red China (excuse me, we don't call it 'Red' here in the U.S. government can't see what your sending over the internet even with this program, or any other available to the public.

Encryption? Who do you think wrote the encryption programs? You can keep honest people from reading your chocolate cake recipes if you like, but don't fool yourself into thinking that the U.S. Bonce off 'security servers' and do all you will, they already know what you sent from your computer to your internet service. The internet services in America have open doors to the government (It is easy to find the room they use at every major intersection of internet service, just ask any ATT or TIME-Warner long term employee). It would be a funny case of the clowns running the circus except the clowns take themselves so seriously (no matter how much evidence there is that they can't be anything but humorous). The government has become so large with so many people doing 'jobs' that add no goods or services to the economy that they can't possible know who all can see a file on a 'free citizen' and tell him what they saw. If we got all the government we paid for, 'all the books in all the world could not hold it'. we get cheated by the amount of government we get, and the amount we pay for. government has taken interest in me over the span of my colorful life is that here in the U.S. The only comfort I have after being told by a friend all the ways that the U.S. Better grab it before the US fed.gov discovers it (if it promotes freedom, the US fed.gov will destroy it). Īt least this offering is in the realm of cogent, contemporary needed/desired technology. Many general cleaning programs offer the erasing options criticized here, so some portion of fellow Internauts must think they are a risk. No government nor hacker collects personal data for your benefit. No, I do not feel paranoid, merely rational given the facts. Glad to tell them where to go but not anything remotely related to me.

Those individuals-whether Eastern European, Middle Eastern, Sudamericano, 中国 or D.C. So while some fools may not care the world knows what programs they use, successful hackers want to know everything about users.

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Am looking at M-disc products.Īs for previous comments, I don't want third parties to even be sure I have a computer (this entry written by a Mongolian recluse on a Commodore and filed here by license)-in which case they won't know I use MSFT Office once in blue and only when I have to (because it so unhandy, bloated and poorly designed-with free open back doors for the US fed.gov and its 50 or so spy agencies) nor Adobe (which has its own unique ongoing insecurity issues coded in and governments' open door policy) nor any other software (that remains anonymous 'to protect the innocent'). I like the encryption/M-disc combination, especially with USB connection/portability.

More interesting is the 1000 year claim (Microsoft can't even keep its OS relevant for a decade), which leads the curious to M-disc and the associated technology that this offering supports.