On 08/09/13 15:57, Chris wrote:
> What phone do you use? Does it run Replicant?
>
> I'd be curious as to how that works. Where is the code for that? Is
> it in the modem firmware or part of the OS firmware?
It's not Replicant, or even a smartphone. It's an ancient Nokia phone,
actually.
I'm not
I have fixed the problem.
What I had to do was add the following to the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
field:
acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor
I am not sure which one statement is the one fixing the situation, so I am
leaving both.
then of course I ran sudo update-grub
Now, finally th
What phone do you use? Does it run Replicant?
I'd be curious as to how that works. Where is the code for that? Is it in the
modem firmware or part of the OS firmware?
This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone for a number of reasons. First
off the encryption used in GSM phones was broken long ago. Now that in and of
itself doesn't mean they have access to the phone itself.
Here is one article from 2009 on it:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/185552/GSM_En
On 08/09/13 03:11, Fernando Negro wrote:
> Am I the only one who thinks someone might be reading the
> conversations held in "MSN Messenger"?
>
> http://omnitechsupporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/MSN-Messenger-300x243.jpg
No, they are surely spying on MSN conversations. MSN has now been
re
On 08/09/13 12:30, Fernando Negro wrote:
> The *NSA can tap into Android systems(!)* (and also other,
> non-Linux, mobile devices).
>
> There's an initial report here:
> http://rt.com/news/nsa-smart-phones-spying-563/
>
> And, I'll probably post some more links about the Android part (that
> mo
The *NSA can tap into Android systems(!)* (and also other, non-Linux, mobile
devices).
There's an initial report here:
http://rt.com/news/nsa-smart-phones-spying-563/
And, I'll probably post some more links about the Android part (that most
interests me) once I find some more information
Correction: Since this is not about "decryption" capabilities (but tapping
capabilities), I think it deserves a thread of its own. So, I'll just create
one, instead.
The *NSA can tap Android systems(!)* (and also other, non-Linux, mobile
devices).
There's an initial report here:
http://rt.com/news/nsa-smart-phones-spying-563/
And, I'll probably post some more links about the Android part (that most
interests me) once I find some more information about
For those who have more technical knowledge (and thought the first article
lacked details), this guy read the snowden files and has a good idea of what
the NSA can and cannot do:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-how-to-remain-secure-surveillance
He didn't use the words "Free
It just happened again, under the same circumstances, and restarting
pulseaudio fixed it. However, the pavucontrol command was not found.
(But, just to finish my comments in this thread...)
I don't know if other people, in here, realize how *serious* all of this
is...
(Forget the light critics, made by the controlled "civil liberties
organizations", and pay real attention to what's going on around you.)
You have an *out*-*o
The orinoco driver should work for your card... and "is part of any recent
Linux kernel". Maybe it is damaged.
I think RMS would call that a "slippery slope" if I'm not mistaken. If I were
more technically adept I'd attempt to dicsern between free and nonfree. Sadly
I'm not!
On 09/07/2013 05:03 PM, franpa...@openmailbox.org wrote:
> Hey, not all the software on the nonfree repository is propietary
> software, some game data are in the non-free even if the software is
> under GPL.
>
>
That is true, and is due to disagreements between the FSF's definition
of software fre
Hey, not all the software on the nonfree repository is propietary software,
some game data are in the non-free even if the software is under GPL.
Okay, thanks. I'll try and flog it on eBay.
On 09/07/2013 04:22 PM, mikko.viinam...@students.turkuamk.fi wrote:
> I guess no free GNU/Linux supports ARM even if their upstreams do.
>
> *gNewSense
> *Trisquel
> *Parabola
> *Ututo
>
Yes, that is unfortunate, especially because both gNewSense and Parabola
support MIPS, a much less popular arch
I guess no free GNU/Linux supports ARM even if their upstreams do.
*gNewSense
*Trisquel
*Parabola
*Ututo
People are not supposed to know about this kind of symbols - since they are
used by *secret* societies.
The thing is, that, this kind of information has been leaked out (and was not
supposed to) by people who (if you read further, in my previous post) have
proven to be credible persons.
S
It appears to be an ARM CPU. Trisquel doesn't support ARM, only x86.
"You can't expect people to take you seriously with crap like this. What
makes you think that a mind control conspiracy would go out of its way to
plant "mind control" symbols into its activity?"
+1
>> The truth is that people are, in general, not stupid.
-1
Can't agree on this; there are
> The disguised butterfly symbol, that appears in the logo of the
(apparently)
> cynically named "FreedomBox" company - in the "Our Community" section, in
> Mailpipe's web page - is a "mind control" symbol
I stopped reading after this.
You can't expect people to take you seriously with crap
Thanks for that (very valuable) piece of information, that definitely adds to
the debate about all the control/spying that Ubuntu is starting to impose on
its users (or trying to "invite" their users to adhere to).
Definitely, another incentive to use Trisquel, instead...
I am relatively new to Linux, about 4 years now so i know less than some and
more than others at this point.
I decided on a buy for A Snares come the end of the month, it will replace my
husbands T60 Thinkpad, which I bought for him as a stopgap last June.
Eventually we will all get thinkp
And, also, by the way...
(I hesitated to point this out, because I know everyone else in here, but me,
knows about it... But,)
The disguised butterfly symbol, that appears in the logo of the (apparently)
cynically named "FreedomBox" company - in the "Our Community" section, in
Mailpipe's
Chromebooks is different from Chromeboxes.
Oct 2012Samsung Series 3
XE303C121.7 GHz Samsung Exynos 5 Dual
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exynos
Sorry, not enough information! It's an arm processor, Exynos 5250 Dual Core,
2GB RAM and 16GB flash storage. icarolongo, your're spot on! I know it will
run ubuntu alongside chrome os, but would greatly prefer Trisquel.
Series 3 Chromebooks use Celeron or i5.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebook#Chromeboxes)
ARM or x86?
...Or, you're making baseless speculation that isn't supported by evidence at
all.
Hello. I have acquired a Samsung Chromebook and was wondering if anyone has
installed Trisquel on such a machine. Is it possible, or are there too many
hurdles? I beleive it's the series 3 version.
Thanks!
That can be just "theatre", made to deceive people. By making it appear as if
this new e-mail hosting service goes against the interests of the
establishment.
Intelligence operations are all about deception.
And, speaking of former Russian intelligence officers... The following, is a
Free Software program, that has been repeatedly recommend by two of them, as
a secure mean of private communications.
http://www.911thology.com/cipher_wall.html
(Although, it's intended for use on - the non-free OS
As long as Putin is in power, at least, Russia will not become Western-like,
in terms of a great loss of civil rights and an immense Big Brother
surveillance. Putin is no "champion" of Democracy, yes. But he's also not the
"devil" that the Western media portraits of him. Putin is hated by Wes
I'd would like to point out that OpenBSD backdoor thing is entirely unproven
and by all accounts just nonsense.
du@dujingshan-IBM:~$ lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: ALi Corporation M1621 (rev 01)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: ALi Corporation PCI to AGP Controller (rev 01)
00:06.0 Multimedia audio controller: ALi Corporation M5451 PCI AC-Link
Controller Audio Device (rev 01)
00:07.0 ISA bridge: ALi Corporation M1533/M153
Thanx, these commando's solve my problem with the login issue.
ThanX. These commands solve my problem with the login issue.
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/13/09/05/1238242/paypal-freezes-mailpiles-account
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