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I agree that the size plays a big role. But then again not even in the big cities in the US can you find as many CCTVs as in the UK.

Yes, per capita, e.g. this article says there is one camera for every eleven people in the UK.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/10172298/One-surveilla...

No offense, but I always thought the UK is surveillance state #1 in the world and the US follows a close second. Why? There is no country in the world with more public surveillance cameras, and they were always playing ball with the US when it came to mass collection of citizens data.

Is this an article summarizer bot?

I am sure this is not only happening in Russia.

Without a US citizenship?

I learned it using typingmaster pro, a program for 30 bucks.

It starts by teaching you the keys under your index fingers. Then additional keys for your middle fingers, so on and so forth. It shows you which key is supposed to be typed with which finger. Of course you have to make sure that you use your fingers correctly.

I was already typing with five to seven fingers, but training with the program for about two weeks, everyday 30 minutes, greatly improved my typing, now I use 7-10 fingers. Although I still use my index in middle fingers to often.

The last gen MBP was also the same price in Germany a few months back, so it wasn't changed just now.

> However Assange is not the innocent person that some people want him to be either.

Source?