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Groklaw shuts down rather than risk feds snooping through e-mail

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Ars Technica; By Jon Brodkin
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Groklaw, the 11-year-old website devoted to covering legal disputes related to open source software, has announced it will shut down rather than risk the government reading its e-mail. Groklaw founder Pamela Jones (commonly known as "PJ") wrote today that she is not confident the government won't someday be able to crack her encrypted e-mails. "There is no way to do Groklaw without e-mail," she wrote. "So this is the last Groklaw article."

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Sorry about that -- there were two articles I found interesting... And I got distracted while dealing with them.) I shall strive to be more careful).
You mean you're not perfect? I'm shattered. Absolutely shattered.
Not as shattered as I was, I'll warrant :P

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