EFF objected on First Amendment grounds; a judge found in EFF's favour because the review hasn't yet concluded, and thus there's no basis on which to make the claim).Mr Carolla cultivates a laddish persona, but appreciates EFF's efforts and has developed an unwanted expertise in patent issues, even as he defers to his lawyers (on his side "for now", he notes).
"The software aims to do several things that existing routers don't do well or don't do at all," explained the EFF in a blog post outlining ambitions to fight "the growing tide of attacks" against Wi-Fi routers belonging to homes and small businesses alike.
Zuma's ally Baleka Mbete, the speaker of the national assembly, was forced to apologise after describing the EFF leader Julius Malema as a "cockroach", a word that to many ears had grim echoes of the Rwandan genocide.
But the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) needs developers' help with its Open Wireless Router project.
(EFF has a nifty interactive graphic showing what may be sniffed and by whom with HTTPS, TOR or both in use).Mr Eckersley admits that HTTPS Everywhere, like several other initiatives, is a short-term crutch.
To the left, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), founded last year by Julius Malema, a firebrand who used to head the ANC's Youth League, is gaining ground after winning 6% of the votes in a general election in May; its 25 members of parliament, often clad in red overalls and berets intended to signify their solidarity with workers, seem to hog the headlines.
Cue a feud dubbed the "battle of the red berets", and squabbling over who is the originator of the trend.Elections are likely to be held in April or May, and the EFF is expected to reap 5-10% of the vote, taking advantage of voter discontent with South Africa's liberation party and in particular its scandal-tarnished leader, President Jacob Zuma.
The EFF compares those submissions against its stored copies.
A swimming pool, chicken run and tuck-shop were all built under the guise of improving security.The incident proved to be a media sensation and the riot police did not in the end try to evict the EFF.
The ruling party is already warding off a challenge to its left flank from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), led by Julius Malema, who was head of the ANC's youth wing before he was expelled.
The ANC would love to see Mr Malema behind bars, deeming the EFF to be a one-man show.But Mr Zuma, who looks haggard, may be more immediately embarrassed by fresh legal tangles, thanks to South Africa's Sunday Times, if allegations by a lawyer called Ajay Sooklal are taken up by the authorities.
