Beckwith and Key out made a huge difference . Safeties had to help run defense in the middle and that LSU exposed deep . In the spring , LSU was really worried about lack of depth at middle linebacker . Aranda worked wonders with Riley a senior who came on surprisingly strong and younger guys tasked with learning limited but specific roles . <| sep |> In my experience they don ' t reply . <| sep |> No HDR no point <| sep |> Because she has to have a popular vote lead over him . If they each receive equal votes the spread does not change . Therefore her increase in popular vote lead will be the difference between the two percentages the spread . Basic math . <| sep |> IP addresses have been used in court to this effect . Successfully even . They will certainly be enough to issue search warrants that upturn your life and if the media elite had their way it ' d be happening already . Only the most paranoid and careful users would be able to use local encryption to protect themselves assuming their hardware or OS didn ' t coopt them from the beginning . Yeah in the US sure , where anything goes as long as the regime in power benefits . Rest of the world ? Not so much . Surpassed with VPN ONLY because of international rivalry . Treaties are quickly encroaching on that as VPNs are forced to comply with local legislation . I haven ' t been able to use a VPN with true anonymity without resorting to actual crime stealing a credit cardcell phone for 5 years now . Tor is already heavily monitored and most users have been deanonymized due to weaknesses being exploited and the high amount of state controlled nodes . Additionally , private people can deanonymize IP addresses through doxing but that ' s not what I ' m worried about . The elite ultimately control the courts so they ' ll not hinder them very much . What treaties ? The likes of SOPA , ACTA ? You can get your VPN with Bitcoin too , prepaid credit cards etc . All it takes is a little bit thought , with little bit i mean 5 seconds worth . Prove that TOR is mostly running on heavily monitored state controlled nodes . We know there are some , but wasn ' t the conclusion they are marginal ? In order to DOX someone , you need to first somehow gather the intel . Doxing itself is not information gathering , it is publication . Don ' t act like a sheep . Act like sheep and you get treated like sheep . Here in Europe court proceedings are largely public affair , and by far not totally controlled by the elite . Yet how many countries have or were ready to pass many laws that severely restrict your freedom ? What country can you possibly name whose momentum is against the surveillance state right now besides rogue states or subversive substates ? That is a very good question . Even in my country they have been looking to get surveillance up and running , but that is just the spook community which is trying to get it passed . It would require constitutional law changes , so even with major pressure which there is not , the changes of that getting through is a quite small . However , i have not paid particular attention to other countries except the usual negative news UK for example . what a puppet How so ? Very few people use anything other than popular software . Popular software will change to comply with the law . One needs to look no further than the close cooperation between facebook , google , twitter , and federal US agencies to see that . The most powerful digital companies have already fallen into line and the revised form of SOPA will be put into the books whether piecemeal or in one fell swoop . If strong encryption is not allowed , then for example all the WhatsApp , Telegram and Signal users . Many use VPNs in day to day activities and GPL software . I hear you get nowadays flagged by NSA just for googling TOR , Snowden , Wikileaks , Linux etc . Those lists got to be really large . Maybe SOPA type of stuff gets passed in the states . Here in Europe we saw large protests etc . until it was repealed . Latest attempts they have tried more secrecy but information is getting out there , and many are voting against just because they are not allowed to see the contents despite supposed to deciding about that . Hell , we are seeing even in mainstream media questioning about TTIP . Of course national agencies are trying to promote it as a good thing , but the noncontrolled journalists are presenting critique . This on national TV Yes , but the closest you can come to making people understand digital privacy is john oliver ' s dick picks . All that , and south park comes down on you by explaining the reality that nobody gives a shit about you or what you ' re doing they only care about movements and what groups are doing . And they don ' t even need individuals to review the data to achieve that . How many people really care enough to put their own well being at risk by protesting and doing strikessit ins ? Not enough , I assure you . I mean , look at hong kong ' s insanely huge protests and what victories they have gained have been fleeting . Hong Kong is not exactly the best example of democracy . In Europe protests if large enough still work . And not everyone needs to be interested , just enough of people . For the rest we need to educate them that everything you do in Facebook is same as broadcasting what you are saying there , including private messages . Every single action , and all that can be used against them at any time . People don ' t largely accept that their every action is snooped on , if they knew that was happening . The more they do and the more they try to control , the more obvious it is . Especially people get enraged when censorship enters the picture . Like Snowden put it , it ' s not about if you have something to hide , but if you have something to protect . Most people have something to protect . I would be careful in thinking your country is somehow different than the US on this file . I can tell you that no australian or brit has considered themselves remotely as bad and the past decade has proven them both worse than the US . Canada and Germany are not much better . Russia , China , NK , SK etc are all far worse . I mean , where are you from that gives you so much confidence that the antifreedom lobby is not powerful , pervasive and gaining ground consistently ? My country Finland is def not saint , just a little while ago they tried to sue jail a journalist on bogus premises for running what state media calls alternative media news site . They tried propaganda to stiffle him . Guy lives in Spain , and Spanish police arrested him but extradition didn ' t go through fast enough . Rumor is he was drugged and and a spot was already reserved for him in a Asylum . He managed to escape to nonextradition country . My country has history of stiffling journalists for publicizing the truth . That being said , our country has actually quite tough privacy laws , some of the largest companies operating here has got into deep trouble for monitoring their employess , never mind customers ! Nokia got through a surveillance law in 2009 with caveat that surveilled users need to be informed , it was repealed last year . Lex Nokia . Sonera , now known as Telia Sonera got caught for surveillance as well , and they were monitoring only several dozen users . The copyright regime has very limited power here , kind of . There has been raids , lawsuits , and even the notorious blackmail letters sure , but they are more at media spectacle level . Many of the times the copyright regime has gotten reprimanded for their actions . Latest was they set up a honeypot , and sue ' d a 10 Year Old Girl who got caught up in that honeypot ! She was just 9 when it happened . She only TRIED to download the song . Single song . Issue was it was bittorrent and at the same time she was sharing as she downloaded it . Copying for your own private use is perfectly legal here actually . It caused a big national spectacle of WTF ? and if i understood correctly copyright regime powers got limited as a result . Because of my profession , i have access to all kinds of information what happens at telecoms , how the networks are operated etc . and there are no surveillance stuff at the backbone level , most ISPs etc . It ' s like a small village , everyone knows everyone , and everyone knows what everyone is doing . If there was any dragnet activity it would be known . All surveillance has to go through National Bureau of Investigation our FBI , and always be very specific who it concerns , and in most cases who is being surveilled to be informed of the fact , and always requires a ongoing criminal investigation . SOPA failed because digital elites took a stand . TPP failed because of concerns over the environment and a weary population in democratic states . It was helped by individualists like trump and murdock elites who want to be kings in smaller kingdoms rather than richer in a united kingdom . However , these same elites are very delicate or egotistical . They ' ll support internet controls and collaboration internationally if it means they can get at the people saying nasty things about them . Digital freedom was rarely talked about outside of the technocrat circle when it came to TPP . Because people took a stand . We don ' t know how it would have proceeded if at all if people did not take a stand . But people did . People don ' t care enough about digital freedom to die for it . Digital freedom maybe not , but freedom itself . Digital freedom and freedom are not separated , different things . If you do not have digital freedom and there is massive dragnets , you are not free in the physical world neither . People will have an issue if their every fart Brain or otherwise is being recorded , monitored and analysed . If their every opinion is brought under scrutiny etc . They will rather swiftly realize this is not anymore a country for the people .