e only tried out the Tor
Browser Bundle and Tails. So I'm not sure how come tor performance
measurement is checking my router. Any thoughts?
Anyway, thanks very much for the lead: I didn't think to check the
individual hosts.
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On 27 Mar 2015, at 21:24, J Fernyhough wrote:
> You're not running Tor are you?
I've tried out the Tor Browser Bundle and had a look at Tails out of interest.
Why do you ask?
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I need to pursue
this issue; and - if this is too off-topic here - where would be a good
place to check this out further.
Many thanks in advance for any advice/suggestions.
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On 20 Feb 2015, at 09:02, Colin Law wrote:
>> On 20 February 2015 at 08:13, mac wrote:
>> Forgive my ignorance, but my 14.04.1 installation is humming along nicely...
>> Is there any need for me to upgrade to 14.04.2?
>
> There is no need to re-install. Provided yo
media?)
(I've read around, including the release notes, but as I'm not a software
expert, I can't actually get a clear view on this question, and I'd be very
grateful for your advice.)
As always, TIA,
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(page 15) about
creating a minimal Ubuntu desktop. Might be worth a look:
http://fullcirclemagazine.org
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tension. Many thanks
for this idea!
Hope this issue is solved for you soon!
Thank you, and thank you, too, for your thoughtful and detailed reply -
most helpful!
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which is, of
course, not helpful.
I do have the context menu item to 'Encrypt' when I right-click an
ordinary file, and that does work OK.
I have the latest seahorse-nautilus installed.
Google is not my friend on this one. I'd be grateful for any advice
about how to resto
w
remaining bits of the internet security systems that they haven't got round to
cracking yet. Perhaps you just passed the first test? ;)
Alternatively, you could always go and help the IETF to defeat GCHQ and NSA
nefariousness:
http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-hallambaker-prismproof-re
ld-school here - brought up on plain-text RFCs, punched tape and
consoles, line printers, and audio-modems!
;)
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mail replies is tedious and time-consuming; and the continual
repetition of the whole tale in every single reply is a profligate waste
of server capacity!
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We
sometimes have to remind people to do it.
There is, of course, no right answer - these are the conventions and traditions
of different cultures. Anyway, when in France, be polite and speak French! ;)
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k solid service with good performance.)
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On 13/03/13 08:04, mac wrote:
I recently upgraded my systems to 12.04.2, and use gnome classic. I
use the seahorse-nautilus 'decrypt' to open big .pgp files. This
used to display a progress bar, but no longer does so. I've spent a
few days searching for information / fixes to
ve a suggestion about how to get the decrypt progress bar in
gnome classic on 12.04?
TIA
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On 11/07/12 16:55, Phill Whiteside wrote:
You can get noscript from its site http://noscript.net/
What do folk use for Chrome? (NoScript doesn't have a Chrome version.)
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Just saw this...
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTEyNDY
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supporting Linux? #BusinessModels :)
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On 1 Jun 2012, at 07:48, alan c wrote:
> From the Bad News department:
>
> Lockdown: free/open OS maker pays Microsoft ransom for the right to boot on
> users' computers
> By Cory Doctorow May 31
> http://boingboing.net/2012/05/31/lockdown-freeopen-os-maker-p.html
This is the sort of anti-comp
On 12/05/12 14:03, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
On 2012-05-12 10:52, mac wrote:
Because portmap is deprecated now, my hosts.deny file simple has
rpcbind : ALL
Doh! That was the mistake! In fact, portmap is included in the rpcbind
package that apt-get substitutes when you do
sudo apt-get
(and - because there are real
engineers here who know acres more than me - solved it).
Again, many thanks for your suggestions about this. Much appreciated!
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ly plagued it before, and caused me
to move to NFS in the first place.)
Thanks for taking the trouble to search out the bug report, and for your
suggestion.
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On 10/05/12 16:10, mac wrote:
[NFS] shares on the 12.04 machine don't mount at start up. And
when I do 'sudo mount -a' I get, for each of the shares,
mount.nfs: rpc.statd is not running but is required for remote locking...
Of course, when I do 'sudo start statd' I
need, I think, because I have been asked to 'add
subtitles' to photographs an dI heard that Title text can be added via
exif - is this correct I wonder?
Couldn't you use exiftool (in the repos) to do this?
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(I should say that while I know enough to be able to follow a HowTo,
that's about as far as my skills go - so troubleshooting this for myself
is a bit of a nightmare!)
Any help will be most gratefully received!
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On 25/04/2012 12:02, k...@sohcahtoa.org.uk wrote:
I have made the modifications suggested here (at least to the extent I can fit
on the poster!)
This is really good. Very well done!
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't been keeping up!
Many thanks!
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p - of 100 lines of 'House
that Jack Built' exchanges is just lazy and inconsiderate.
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suaded me to go for the simple upgrade, and to think about installing
a 'traditional' desktop from the repos if I don't get on with Unity.
Many thanks
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7;ll be able to choose a different UI, I withdraw my
objections.
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Why did this make me think of Unity?
Windows 8 UI is little gain for lots of pain:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/03/03/andrew_does_windows8/
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You may have seen this.
http://www.softwarefreedom.org/blog/2012/jan/12/microsoft-confirms-UEFI-fears-locks-down-ARM/
How surprising!
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On 23/12/11 11:36, Mark Fraser wrote:
On Friday 23 Dec 2011 11:30:42 mac wrote:
On 22/12/11 23:55, Alan Pope wrote:
> So in my opinion we should be where people are. People most definitely
> are on G+, whether you are or not.
I don't use G+, so I can't check: Is Debian o
On 22/12/11 23:55, Alan Pope wrote:
So in my opinion we should be where people are. People most definitely
are on G+, whether you are or not.
I don't use G+, so I can't check: Is Debian on G+?
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What do you reckon to Brad's argument?...
http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2011/11/24/google-plus.html
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On 03/12/2011 17:51, Liam Proven wrote:
It is not that Linux has great apps - TBH the choice is better on
Windows or Mac and often the quality is a lot higher, too.
It is that:
[1] these days, Linux does all the stuff that most people really *need*
[2] you get all these tools for nothing
he OS are a bit like
Hi-fi enthusiasts of old, whose idea of a perfect system was one where
you put an unrecorded disc on the turntable, turn the gain up full, and
hear... silence!
Most of us just want the music.
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On 24/11/11 19:29, Andres wrote:
I know there is a setup somewhere in evolution to enable bottom posting but i
have not found it in thunderbird.
In Account Settings > Composition & Addressing.
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es where I have to scroll down 2000 lines to get to a
bottom-posted, single-sentence comment. It's not considerate, and if
you can't be bothered to edit, at least save your readers a lot of
trouble by top-posting!
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e can
do this, too) so that you can do the first-pass culling very easily. If your
camera can do this, try it for a bit to see what works best for you.
And join a local camera club or photographic society. It'll help your
photography a lot (even though you may be the only Linu
ure re-editing. So archive the 'unspoilt' originals. (But do
be ruthless about deleting rubbish!)
Of course, if you don't ever want to be bothered editing your images, rely on
your camera's software to do it for you, and just shoot JPGs. ( But you do
then rely on
On 26/10/2011 12:06, Philip Stubbs wrote:
On 26 October 2011 11:27, mac wrote:
Not sure the Sony A55 is supported by UFRaw:
http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/Cameras.html
If by A55 they mean Sony SLT-A55V, then it is supported by UFRaw,
according to that page.
Well spotted! I missed that in
version
of dcraw, which UFRaw uses. See last comment here:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1037&message=37616086&changemode=1
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On 12/08/2011 22:06, Barry Drake wrote:
On 12/08/11 21:57, mac wrote:
gmx does not allow you to use a From field that's different from the account
e-mail address you're using to authenticate the SMTP server. The gmail SMTP
server, on the other hand, does allow you to do this with T
u're using to authenticate the SMTP server. The gmail SMTP
server, on the other hand, does allow you to do this with Thunderbird, IIRC.
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On 7 Jul 2011, at 10:32, Dave Hanson wrote:
> I'm keen to get on this if anyone could invite me please?
Google has opened Google plus to all account holders. See http://plus.google.com
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Thanks!
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On 01/07/2011 14:35, Dino T. wrote:
I can send google+ invites to anyone, just need a gmail address or
hotmail/yahoo that has a google account associated.
That would be good. I am
ammgramm followed by the [at] gmail [dott] com domain
Ta very much!
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ess him; that man deserves a medal - is still toiling to repair
Ubuntu's Wacom software, this time after the breakages caused by the
11.04 upgrade.
He's a great bloke, and will reply to your posts on that thread most
helpfully. But do read and apply the relevant advice on the threa
Power usage has been an issue with 11.04. This article may mean more to some of
you folks than it does to me. (Apologies if this is old news!)
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_2638_aspm&num=1
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lem here seems to be substituting a playground brawl for a
decision process: "I want this, so do it!" versus "You didn't ask me,
so shan't!" What a catastrophic way for a business to work!
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all
> Java on your machine, just so you can use the navigation links??...
I see from th top of their page that they're recognised for ICT!
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ctional for use with, say, GIMP.
So I'd say read the resources above and give it a go.
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le domain, the UKFSN e-mail hosting costs
are much higher than I wanted to pay.
Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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ur various suggestions, and
looking into the options, and I've decided simply to use mail forwarding
from an existing account.
Thanks again for all your help.
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rnet/
But I don't want to engage in a polemic about this. We have to decide
for ourselves what we're OK with. Personally, I have as little to do
with Google as possible (and yes, I do block google-analytics on web
sites I visit; and I search with Scroogle or Ixquick. Pass me a
On 13/03/2011 11:10, Colin Law wrote:
I have found virtualnames.co.uk very reliable and inexpensive. Also
very responsive and helpful if there are any problems.
Thanks, Colin, I'll take a look.
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On 13/03/11 09:13, Sean Miller wrote:
On 13 March 2011 08:06, mac wrote:
Ah, sorry — and not Google! :-(
I would have suggested Google too... what sort of mail server are you
after? And how much do you want to spend?
I just want basic mail hosting for my own domain. I just need IMAP
On 13 Mar 2011, at 07:38, Simon Greenwood wrote:
> Google Apps for Domains.
>
Ah, sorry — and not Google! :-(
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ice, which Oracle will want to find ways of making money out of. And
one guesses they will do that by introducing proprietary 'enhancements'.
So if you want 'free' in both senses, looks like Libre Office is the
only show in town.
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On 19/02/2011 06:05, Hassan "Haz" Williamson wrote:
@Mac, Thanks for that. Interesting read. Personally I'm going where the
developers are, I have a feeling that Oracle might try to swing things to
their favour and might close down some aspects of OOo - either that or try
to in
ld seem
to be relatively unknown (I had never heard of it for example), unless
it has very rock-steady investors, may of course just "disappear" - in
which case what happens to your data?
You might also want to read their Terms of Service and Privacy policy.
I just did.
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Just to follow up the recent thread - I guess some but not all of us may
have come across this:
http://www.infoworld.com/d/applications/open-office-dilemma-openofficeorg-vs-libreoffice-716
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but it seems to be working
fine - at least as good as OpenOffice ever did. And it seems to handle
changing the default template on the iMac better than OOo did.
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pdfs, but not for
other types of file?
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cards directly to computers; and Ubuntu will mount
cards even if a particular camera uses an idiosyncratic or proprietary
protocol for direct connection.
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where it will mount as an external mass storage device.
AFAIK, the TZ8 uses JPEG for image files (and MPEG? for video). No
problem with those formats. (It doesn't shoot RAW files).
Should be fine.
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thing that leads to the kind of frustration that upset the
OP, and one has to sympathise, even though there may be 'good' reasons
for the hassle.
It certainly confirms the old adage that FOSS is only free if your time
has no value.
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Alan Lord (News) wrote:
> Please check your spam filters.
> There were quite a few peeps last night on IRC saying the mail went into
> their gmail junk folder.
>
> It worked for me.
Not in the junk mail, I fear. Clearly, I'm just not good enough to be
allowed to vote. ;
an
email with a link in it, so I may not have met an eligibility criterion.
I wonder which, and how the voting system knows. ;-)
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for the hint. You don't do it so easily in Gnome/Compiz,
but here's how for anyone who's interested:
Go to
System > Preferences > Advanced Desktop Effects Setting (or CompizConfig
Settings Manager) > General Options > Focus & Raise Behaviour
and set Focus Prevent
Or learn how to program, to change FF myself. (I don't think so!) ;-)
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the space bar, say, to open a
Liferea item? (I can't believe that Mark and me are the only people
plagued by this change.)
And if you've also found a fix to restore the previous behaviour of FF,
it would be really good to hear it. :-)
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as a bug.
Can anyone suggest how I might restore the former behaviour?
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t they don't know,
don't know how to fix it, and don't know how to find out.
Hope someone from SafeOnLine reads your post! :-)
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our of selecting
just the wired connection if present: rather, the ethernet and the
wireless NICs both connect now. (I don't know whether that's a
problem?) Anyway, I can just disconnect the wireless if I need to
(e.g. for upgrading).
Thanks very much for your helpful ad
mac wrote:
> I've just upgraded my Dell 6400 laptop from Karmic to Lucid...
> Since the upgrade, there is no wired connection at all.
Still only have wireless, despite trying a couple of poorly-understood
fixes I came across. Various bug reports mention this problem, but
don
'd be grateful
for advice.
TIA
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Jonathon Fernyhough wrote:
> Could I suggest using something like cryptkeeper to create
> encfs-encrypted files? This way only changed files are uploaded,
> rather than the monolithic TrueCrypt volumes.
Thanks for the suggestion. Am I right in thinking you'd need
cryptkeeper installed and runnin
I'm running Karmic. I want to use TrueCrypt 6.3a in portable mode for
volumes in Dropbox and Ubuntu One, but I cannot see Tools/Traveller Disk
Setup on the TrueCrypt interface to create the files.
Any advice/suggestions, please?
TIA
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x27;s broken again in
10.04, and so near the release date. Looks like I shan't be upgrading
soon, then.
Do you happen to know the references for relevant bug reports?
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ith a lot of data, having hourly, daily,
weekly, etc., snapshots is much more important.
Thanks for the clarification. (I can relax. Phew!)
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ecover from a more serious data loss.
And how is rsnapshot better?
TIA
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Andy wrote:
> 189 MPs voted Yes (Aye), 47 voted No (Noe).
> There are 646 MPs so most of them couldn't even be bothered to vote.
Worse yet, according to press reports many of those who voted did not
attend the preceding debate.
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Martin Topping wrote:
> So does anyone know where/when we can find out what actually happened
> wrt the Bill?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8608478.stm
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jim.came...@buhlersortex.com wrote:
> "L'economie, c'est moi."
Blimey, are you really Peter Mandelson?
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Dianne Reuby wrote:
> Somehow I've deleted that folder, but I don't know how!
Forgive me if I'm being stupid, but is it, by any chance, in your waste bin?
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Dianne Reuby wrote:
> Anyone else had delays in the list?...
> Anyone else getting this? I've had so many email problems lately (with
> all my email accounts!) I'm getting paranoid.
It's been OK here, I'm afraid. :-(
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htt
t may be the main problem. I wondered if an
option to deal with this might be to offer a short series of evening
class at the local high school (many of which run 'recreational' evening
classes), or approach the University of the Third Age or the Workers
Educational Association to offe
You may already have seen this, but, if not, you may be interested:
http://petition.stopsoftwarepatents.eu/741002697334/
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7;m not going to post anything else about this.
But I am grateful to folk who - in the main topic of this thread - gave
me good information about mail hosting services.
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Rowan Berkeley wrote:
> I think you have to assume The Man knows what kind of spud U like, etc.
Mmm... a comfortable abdication only if the innocent never come to harm.
But, even so, you don't have to hand over your wallet to The Man
*before* he holds you up at knife point, do y
ome bloke in the local council suspected
they might have done something REALLY dangerous, like applying for a
school place when living outside its catchment.
;-)
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blem. But for me, I'll survive without the 'convenience'.
Call me paranoid...
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mac wrote:
> ...Does anyone have any experience / comments about Heart Internet or
> 5 Quid Host?..
Thanks to everyone for taking the trouble to reply and for the very
useful comments.
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ct, really, more the e-mail service.
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mac wrote:
> BBC: (I haven't tried all of these, but the ones I have tried do work;
> you need gstreamer-plugins-ugly):
Forgot to say that these URLs seem to work with Rhythmbox (though I
normally play radio streams through Slimdevices/Logitech SqueezeCentre +
Squeezeb
rnational:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/live/l...sextra_int.asx
BBC 6Music: http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/ram/6music_hi.asx
BBC7: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7/realplayer/bbc7_hi.asx
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So I'm grateful, as always, for the
generous help of folk on this list.
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