That's a bit vague - Firefox (or any browser for that matter) can only do so much to protect you, and then, only in its domain (mostly while browsing). And of course, if you start installing things left and right, or lack other security essentials, you're in trouble.

Would it really be right to say we've answered any such type of query, given that we've only been asking questions around here?

Yes, there is a NASA manned mission to the Moon planned for 2019 - 2021, using an Orion spacecraft, but I think it's just a fly-by; they won't actually land there, unfortunately, but just stay in orbit for a few days and then return.

Well, there is more than one way to get a job like that: being a pro at something would probably be the most pleasant way, though hard; on the other hand, you can also apply for a position of beta tester, or some such. It might get boring after a while though, with all the bug chasing.

You might also want to fill in the "Bitcoin Address" in your profile now; it isn't strictly need before claiming payment, but it might be better to do that now than to forget later.

Personally, I give feedback after every month. I'm not sure that's the best way of going about it, especially with the amount of members in the campaign as you mention, but I think that is what you're supposed to do: "record" every individual trade you're involved in with the trust system, even if the participants are the same. Now, of course you're not forced to do so if you don't want to.

I think it's safe to say that most people interested in sig campaigns know of PrimeDice already.

And yes, it's probably the most trustworthy campaign in the forum, and if not the, one of the longest running campaigns. Also, participants from last month were just paid a total of 30 btc (distributed among 100 - 200 users).

Are you sure you want to go to Australia? Will you be able to fight off the native life there?

1. You can start with where the Palestinian population is being expelled from their homes, to give place to Israeli settlements. As soon as settlements stop, the blockade ends and peace negotiations resume, they can decide on that.

2. Come on... conspiracy theories now?

3. The Palestinians want peace, and to be treated like humans, not animals. It's seems a reasonable claim to me.

You've mostly asked all this before, and were answered. Did you actually read any of it?

As I've just said, Hamas has recently agreed to all the terms the Quartet had imposed on them when they joined with the PA. It's hard to demand more of them; and in fact, when they agreed, Israel canceled the peace negotiations, which is telling in my view.

Actually, I've explained it on the previous three or four threads, though you've obviously ignored it every time. First, because Israel is violating international law by occupying territory that it shouldn't, creating settlements in that land, and by the way it treats the Palestinian population. Secondly, why "Israel is in a better place to judge"? Shouldn't it be "Palestine and Israel are in a better place to judge"? I guess this represents part of the problem: if you take into account only what Israel wants and ignore what the other party wants, the way to peace isn't easy, because you're going to have to oppress the other party.

Hologram, this is the third or fourth thread in which we've been discussing this, and you always go back to saying the exact same thing. Please do us both a favor and research this stuff; this information is public, so there is no excuse for anyone not to know it: there has been a peace proposal which virtually everyone accepts as being fair, and which only the US and Israel refuse. Hell, even Hamas has offered more concessions than those present in that proposal when it recently formed the unity government with the PA.

EDIT: So that there are no doubts, the concessions Hamas agreed to when joining the PA were recognition of Israel, non-violence and adherence to previous agreements; those were the conditions that the Quartet had imposed. In response, Israel canceled the peace negotiations.

Here, I'll explain. It's easy, really: in order to oppress people and take their land you need to spend a lot of money. If you stop trying to do that, you don't need to spend that money. Did that help?

Not only that, but overall the expenditure in security is pretty high - all conveniently passed on to the Israeli population, and so they end up with a higher cost of living.

But that is all the more reason for Israel to stop the illegal occupation of the Palestinian territories and the settlement of their land, stop the blockade, and move towards a peace settlement; instead, they are just making sure they will be spending even more in the future by escalating this conflict.

Perhaps you missed the part in which he said that it was a useful system; hence why people would accept it, and why there is increasingly more interest in bitcoin. You're not even trying as hard to troll nowadays, are you?

Oh sorry, I completely missed it; yes, there were anti-war demonstrations even in Israel, which is a good sign: http://countercurrentnews.com/2014/07/pro-peace-protests-are-sweeping-israel-right-now-and-israeli-jdl-fascists-are-freaking-out/ - unfortunately, never very far from counter demonstrations, it seems.

I think at least part of the reason for the violent resistance on the part of the Palestinians (even though they know they can't possibly win militarily) is due to the fact that when it ends the reporters go home, and they're left with the reality of being under occupation. After all, according to the diplomatic documents leaked by Wikileaks, Israeli policy towards Gaza is to keep the population at a level of survival just above that of an humanitarian crisis; policy towards the West Bank is to take over the important areas, displace the Palestinians living there, and beat up or kill whoever resists - the rest can live in whatever is left, cut off from the outside and with no long term viability if a two state solution is ever implemented with current borders. And of course it doesn't help that Israel isn't particularly interested in peace or negotiations while it has the upper hand.

This isn't to say that I agree with Hamas' tactics, or that I believe that violence is the best way to handle the situation - I don't - but the truth is most people wouldn't even be talking about this now if it wasn't for the escalation of the conflict.

No, I think he meant: why didn't Dark_Vader use his Senior Member account (in whatever it is that he does in the forum ) instead of just trying to sell it; hence his previous question of whether or not he was just a reseller.

Hmm, looking at your post history, that really is a lot of link spam jdebunt; almost all of your posts serve no other purpose than to spread links to your articles. I'm not even sure you can argue all those are constructive and relevant to the discussions going on in the threads you participated in.

That might very well be true, but these demonstrations have been going on a little all over: France, UK, Germany, Turkey, US, New Zealand, Norway, Argentina, Sweden and Australia, last I checked - I'm sure these aren't all just Muslims making up the demonstrators either.