In his appeal, he said the court improperly allowed evidence from his computer, including his browser history and the presence of encryption software ...o be admitted in the trial. The Minnesota Appeals Court ruled that the presence of encryption software on a computer may be viewed as evidence of criminal intent, and therefore the evidence was admissible.My thesis is that encryption software and encrypted files are not evidence of wrongdoing or of criminal intent and, on the contrary, encryption. “Welcome back dear, who's your friend?” “This is Daniel,” she replies. We're seated in a corner of the restaurant, in a booth, order drinks and chat about the old times. Dinner is very nice and after, our conversation drifts onto the topic of relationships. “So, you seeing anyone? “ She asks. "Nope, still single. I've had a few girlfriends, but nothing serious, how about you?” “I just broke up with someone. The bastard cheated on me” “What a dumbass,” I reply. I reach for her hand and smile.. "Jason actually laughed, as if relieved to hear Melinda talking about her sister like that again."So why were you worried?" Because I thought maybe Nyssa was preparing to do something against you two."Melinda tensed. "Jason, you don't really think she would do that, do you?" she asked in a tiny voice."Well, if nothing unusual has happened since yesterday..." Only the thing with Mom cutting off the phone for us. Nothing else has happened. Shit, don't scare me with stuff like that." Sorry, I just. I’m the Brother who’s smiling at you on the bus while wearing my Sean John’s. I’m the Brother sitting in class at our town’s community college, making goo-goo eyes at you. I’m the shy and totally square guy who suddenly dresses up thuggishly just to impress you because I overheard you say you like guys with edge. I’m the guy who’s knocking dudes down like beach balls as I charge through the football field. I’m the nerdy guy with thick glasses pining for you in Sunday school. I’m the quiet.