* Dragon Skin armor flunks tests (background here)
* Sat snoops, Microsoft team up
* Telcos’ eavesdropping “scapegoat”?
* Details leak on Grand Challenge 3
* Stark anniversary
* Cops, spooks ask for AOL data 12,000 times/year
* Spaceport fever!
* Dear NSA: What should I get my wife for her birthday?
(Big ups: ABC, EG, /.)
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Regarding all these NSA stories:
Why cant people gather the premises and then form the conclusion? All of this ‘reporting’ is searching for premises to support an already formed conclusion.
Regarding Microsoft and the NGA:
I recently heard that Microsoft bought Vexcel, which would jive with the what the article suggests. Any word on all of this implies a move on behalf of them to start moving into the defnese industry?
Ah, NeuStar. That’s the lead I’ve been looking for, for the past week. You can be sure I’ll have further reporting on this in a couple of days.
NSA
So… Lets get this stright: The government spys on the anti-Bush media conspring with the enemy to harm the president. But the media leaks secrets to help the enemy kill our soulders.
And the NSA is a bad thing?