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FBI couldn't get my husband to decrypt his Tor node so he was jailed for 3 years(old.reddit.com)
886 points by heavyset_go | 284 comments
A Reddit r/TOR post about a man jailed for three years after refusing FBI demands to decrypt his Tor node; the captured page is a Reddit network-policy block.
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So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe(cole-k.com)
546 points by montroser | 550 comments
Blog post complaining that Reddit now requires users to log in to access the plain-HTML old Reddit interface, citing safety.
EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass surveillance proposal(old.reddit.com)
343 points by nickslaughter02 | 205 comments
Reddit r/europe discussion thread about the EU Commission refusing to disclose who authored its mass surveillance (chat control) proposal.
LaLiga's Anti-Piracy Crackdown Triggers Widespread Internet Disruptions in Spain(reclaimthenet.org)
331 points by akyuu | 148 comments
Reclaim The Net article reporting that LaLiga's anti-piracy IP blocking in Spain is causing widespread disruptions to legitimate internet services.
AWS us-east-1 down
567 points by rurp | 256 comments
Hacker News discussion thread reporting an AWS us-east-1 outage with increased error rates affecting Lambda and IAM-dependent services.
Xbox goes down. You can't play games you own on disc(birchtree.me)
669 points by surprisetalk | 703 comments
Birchtree blog link post commenting on an extended Xbox outage that blocked players from launching even disc-based games, raising game ownership concerns.
Account bans on Reddit(orchidfiles.com)
44 points by theorchid | 31 comments
A blog post recounting an open-source developer's repeated Reddit account bans while trying to share a GitHub project, and the unwritten rules behind them.











