Today my client, @RepKatieHill, lost against perverted Daily Mail, a website that peddles in humiliation and monetizes sexual privacy invasions of women.
DM said, and the court agreed, that Katie's nudes were their free speech.
We think the appellate court will disagree. 1/
The opening of Mark Weiser’s 1991 article, The Computer for the 21st Century, is easily my favorite opener of a piece of writing. It continues to pop up in my head years after first reading the article.
“The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it.”
Wow, we (+@h0t_max and @_Dmit) have found two undocumented x86 instructions in Intel CPUs which completely control microarchitectural state (yes, they can modify microcode)
The former Vice President is charged with treason, and the Chief Justice presides over the trial. No, not Pence -- Aaron Burr!
I'm delighted to say that my latest article, "Decryption Originalism: The Lessons of Burr," in the @HarvLRev, is now out.
https://t.co/a3spLkquK9
A remarkable documentary by my WashPost colleagues reconstructing what happened at Lafayette Square minute by minute, using video footage, police scanner recordings and other reporting. It reveals the degree of deception by authorities --> https://t.co/WDN6Fw7MeV
North Dakota's location tracking contact tracing app sends location data and a unique user identifier to Foursquare—and other data to Google and a bug-tracking company: https://t.co/ZflLikRBLE #ContactTracing
Powering on a cell phone to see the phone's lock screen is a 4th Amendment search, WD Wash rules, because it was a physical intrusion into the phone under United States v. Jones.
Quick thread below.
https://t.co/ImTl4wq6If #N