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Two Cases' Lessons: If Cops Don't Know What You Encrypted, They Can't Make You Decrypt It - Forbes
Perhaps the most interesting line in the ruling deals with the question of whether the mere presence of encryption means that Doe must have had something specific he was trying to hide. The court rules it doesn’t. “We are not persuaded by the suggestion that simply because the [hard drives] were encrypted necessarily means that Doe was trying to hide something,” it reads. “Just as a vault is capable of storing mountains of incriminating documents, that alone does not mean that it contains incriminating documents, or anything at all.”
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Selecting a Seatmate to Make Skies Friendlier - NYTimes.com
>> Just give me the empty seat! <<
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Study Shows Women Are Smarter Than Men About Social Media - Forbes
>> ... that is... up until their first date with men. <<
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What Harvard Owes Its Top Asian-American Applicants: Stephen Hsu - Bloomberg
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Man accused of stealing $400,000 Bentley - NYPOST.com
The car’s owner, college student Bo Li, a China native, was shocked to learn his beloved 200-mph Bentley Supersports Coupe was gone.
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20 Common Grammar Mistakes That (Almost) Everyone Makes | LitReactor
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Man cuts off genitals with knife, then jumps to his death at Tsinghua Uni: Shanghaiist
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Mainland Chinese Flock to Hong Kong to Have Babies - NYTimes.com
Maggie Wong, 31, an office clerk and lifelong Hong Kong resident who had twins eight months ago, said she felt pushed aside by mainland couples. Three and a half months into her pregnancy, Ms. Wong said, she tried to schedule delivery at the public hospital near her home, “but they said there were so many mainland mothers that the beds were all full.” So she went to a private hospital, though it meant spending her husband’s life savings and borrowing from his parents.
“I am a citizen of Hong Kong. I pay Hong Kong taxes,” she said. “I kept thinking, ‘What is this? How can this be?’ Of course it creates bad feelings.” -
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