Well ... that .. that was intensely interesting and I thank you for that
link.
On Tue Feb 17 2015 at 9:34:50 PM wrote:
> Here is a great example of Hard drive controller hacking.
>
> http://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack
>
> Scary to think what can be done with this stuff.
>
Yancy is pretty cool, and desktop search is definitely a good thing ... but
it can't ever really replace a search engine's legion of spiders. Please,
please prove me wrong on that. One huge hurdle is that a simple list of
websites and pages - without even containing the full text to search
through
tomluckeywood, noordinaryspider; what makes you think floppy controllers
weren't bugged as well? Better pull out that punch tape and do it manually.
On Tue Feb 17 2015 at 3:29:49 PM wrote:
> I'm right behind you as usual, tomlukeywood. Wish I hadn't tossed my
> floppies
> and taken my PIIs to eW
Okay. This is like trying to convince an anti-vaxxer that vaccines are
a good thing ... pointless. So, carry on, I'll just be over here.
On Tue Feb 17 2015 at 11:14:48 AM wrote:
> You don't seem to know what DRM is too, as you were saying advantages of
> cloud computing, not Digital Rights M
>This is like trying to convince an anti-vaxxer that vaccines are
>a good thing ... pointless
Bad analogy, no one ever told me any good thing DRM does, not even you, quite
contrary to vaccines that have eradicated smallpox, for example. But many
people told me about bad things DRM does and I'
Yeah I mentioned it at a local Free software meet up about a month back, your
reaction is normal. It is so easy to forget just how pervasive programmable
processors are in even what we consider to be innocent devices.
why would a isp block me?
if ram is a problem trisquel mini will run on 128mb of ram
here are the minimum system requirements:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/system-requirements
" Worse, when a page changes you'd have to
download a whole index again."
why?
if you download it from a server the server could check which
pages have changed and only send those to the text file
you definitely would not have to download the hole thing again
"without even containing the full
floppy controllers in the 1980's would not have internet spyware
as there was no internet
i guess the same with HDD's
No internet in the 1980's? That's insane. I mean, for something invented in
1965, having a strange decade 15 years later where it doesn't exist is just
... weird. Are you sure about that?
Also the floppy statement was a joke in the first place.
On Wed Feb 18 2015 at 3:39:48 AM wrote:
> floppy c
You're saying you want to download The Web. That's kind of ... using the
optical drive tray for your coffee cup. As for hundreds of thousands of
websites - there are at least 4.5 billion - and that's just the ones that
have already been indexed by the insanely difficult work of search engines.
That
I don't know, but I know that AT&T blocks many of 000webhost's servers, so
it's clearly a possibility.
This news makes me so crazy
Where I run
The only solution is to leave the network
He may be confusing the internet with the web ...
For this news article and The U.S. National Security Agency actions, I'm
wearing my home made Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie because is a Practical
Mind Control Protection against Paranoids.
For more info in how is done by The The U.S. National Security Agency, here
are additional few lin
the nsa doesn't like cats - you are on the watchlist!
:)
If I to choose between a cat and a Bull, I'll preferably choose "NADA"...
Sorry, I'm not so expert in this, but I don't see so much difference between
a yacy server and for instance a googlebot except for their number. Which
means that is unlucky to replace (let's say) google with yacy as the most
diffused and efficient search engine, but still the concept is great
It looks nice! It reminds me of this https://freenetproject.org/
It is good reading, but in my opinion knowing this vulnerability, is hitting
everyone at lighting speed.
What I was looking for was the specific manufacture model number and year.
but that is not disclose yet. To hack it to be compatible for a game console
is one thing, but to be hack and use
There is some free software on Steam, as far as I remember. The vast majority
of games and software available on Steam are non-free though.
The next Trisquel release is very likely to be Trisquel 8, which will be
released after the release of Ubuntu 16.04 in April 2016.
I guess this solves the mystery why windows boots slower and slower ehh?
I think Naev is on Steam, for example. (Or if it isn't, it was at one point.)
my cat will login to your router with ssh and run
rm -r /*
the loxley valley protection society(i host there website) has recived death
threats before
and there not liked by some big businesses
can pepole pay isp's to block websites?
Tx for reply. Good to know.
i was
My dad was on the internet in the late 60s or early 70s.
There was no Internet Explorer, no eBay, no Amazon, no Facebook, etc. so it
certainly wasn't the internet as we know it, but it was used by the defense
department of the you ess aye.
That's probably more than I should even say; I've g
>why not just disable JavaScript?
Most of the time I have it disabled, but since I use JavaScript for some
pages (For example, in Wikipedia, with JavaScript you can have Media viewer,
MathJax (Which I occasionally enable), and for redirect pages, you get the
target page URL) I use NoScript
hello fellow humans et al.
As you might know, I am using fluxbox as my window manager and have trimmed
down on some of default stuff that comes with trisquel...
I have removed nautilus, since it gave problems overriding fluxboxes 'right
click' in practice making fluxbox unusable. also I lik
Or better yet :) :
rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
hmm apparently it works now in ABrowser from the download manager.
Anyway, any idea what the problem could be with atom?
When I had nautilus, it used to work.
ff mean :)
If you need only to search through sites you already know about, and that
you index deliberately, it works okay. It definitely does not and could not
replace a powerhouse search engine - do any of you remember before Search?
You either knew about a page, or you didn't.
On Wed Feb 18 2015 at 7:34:4
There is plenty of FLOSS on Steam. Though, from the sounds of it, I'm not
entirely certain that the difference between being without cost and being
without limitations isn't lost on this mailing list.
On Wed Feb 18 2015 at 11:44:48 AM wrote:
> I think Naev is on Steam, for example. (Or if it isn
I'm all for ridiculous paranoia and whatnot, but noordinaryspider, why on
Earth do you think that was more than should be said? And how is this a
conversation that demands tinfoil?? The Internet's history with DARPA and
the DOD is well published and well known. I mean ... you realise you're
emailin
Unfortunately, the index will become outdated even as it is being collected,
so it could never be "complete."
ordd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
it would still be enough for a good search engine
and you could update it every few weeks
Yes, I was going to post this. Judging by some of the dates listed in
these articles Kaspersky's knowledge of this goes back years, and much
information is redacted, as well as many involved conspirators not named,
even though the articles imply such knowledge. Why would Kaspersky be s
I would also like to see this. I use Icecat as my primary browser, and
it would be great to have it Updated for security.
Doesn't installing the OpenJDK framework represent a security threat?
Use public/private key encryption implemented with code written by somebody
far smarter than yourself, which you have then audited. Unless you're
relying on the harddrive itself to encrypt, the strength is up to You.
DPR's encryption didn't fail him - he failed at doing it properly. And you
ALL obv
If you're getting your data from another source, it will always be cen...
sor you know. You guys are batshit. I'm sorry.
On Wed Feb 18 2015 at 4:24:48 PM wrote:
> Doesn't installing the OpenJDK framework represent a security threat?
>
In fact, there is considerable ambiguity
Do it take advantage of the functions of the os to spy??
Or everything is built inside
There are programs that tells you about the data that passes from your
computer
Is wraps on the program?
There is no answer
It does get security updates; that's the whole point of Firefox LTS!
No. There's a vulnerability presented by Java applets (via the Java plugin),
but I don't know whether or not that applies to IcedTea anyway.
for me I said farewell to Abrowser
hi
I need help to change my email
But this seems impossible
I've got many Software projects contain my email
And I have a lot of clients
And I have a lot of books and articles contain my email
Do you have a suggestion??
To change your e-mail on these forums just navigate to:
The Sidbar's "My Account" --> "Edit" then --> "Personal Information"
Regarding changing your e-mail entirely, you should be able to setup an
e-mail forwarder to your new e-mail, then just e-mail all your contacts (be
sure to use BCC) and
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On the other hand, the Mothership that is Trisquel has gone LTS only, hasn't
it?
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