Nietzche said that the history of the world is the ultimate refutation of the notion that there is a moral order in the universe. I am simply paraphrasing him by observing that history is the ultimate refutation oh the theory that punishment will prevent or deter the violence. On the contrary, punishment is the most powerful stimulus of violence that we have yet discovered. -- by James GilliganExcerto do artigo "Punishment and Violence: Is the Criminal Law Based on One Huge Mistake?"
Baseado na dica disponível em: https://liquidat.wordpress.com/2013/05/07/howto-changing-the-expiry-date-of-gpg-keys/ 1. Primeiramente, você precisa saber o ID da chave, neste exemplo ABCDEF12 : $ gpg -list-keys liquidat@example.com pub. 2048R/ABCDEF12 2012-09-10 [expires: 2032-09-10] id liquidat sub 2048R/BCDEF123 2012-09-10 [expires: 2032-09-10] Com o ID em mãos pode-se editar a chave: $ gpg --edit-key ABCDEF12 ... A chave pública está disponível. ... pub. 2048R/ABCDEF12 ... sub 2048R/BCDEF123 ... ... gpg> 2. Agora vamos efetivamente mudar a data de expiração: gpg> expire Changing exporation time for the primary key. Please specify how long the Key should be valid. 0 = key does not expires = key expires in n days W = key ...