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Thin Puppy Torture Test II -- Day 5
I'm having trouble booting Slackware 12 from GRUB
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French government defense officials are warning against the use of BlackBerrys, alleging the British and American intelligence agencies could be eavesdropping on calls and emails sent through the network.
This latest move by the French could be considered paranoid and silly, but certainly on par with the "Freedom Fries" campaign from a couple of years ago.
After all, the U.S. goverment would never eavesdrop on anybody...wait a second!
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