I used to be involved in activism, and our activist group got infiltrated by someone who we later learned was a government agent.
One night while I talked with him (before I learned he was a fed), he recommended that I use a product called IronKey, and he gushed to me about how it was secure and totally unbreakable.

Needless to say, I have been suspicious of IronKey ever since that experience. I assumed it had some kind of backdoor to allow law enforcement or intelligence agencies to look at hidden data. Why else would an undercover infiltrator recommend it so emphatically to an activist?
It doesn't surprise me at all that someone has been able to crack this.

> "Student loans are something that people agreed to... There is no fairness in forgiving the debt."

There is no fairness in making student debt the only one you can't wipe away with a declaration of bankrupty. This makes it a racket. It's basically government-enforced debt serfdom.

Ya, because it freaked the hell out of everyone and they promised not to. Tells you a lot about Monsanto and what this is all about.

...to welcome the our next generation of mind-machine interfaced overlords. Cyberathletes and micromanagement in Starcraft will take on a whole new meaning... Trading on the stock market will never be the same...