security department, which Linux (with my very limited
> knowledge of it) is supposed to be stellar at.
> On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 8:17 PM T. Mark <> techm...@tutanota.de> > wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Just wondering if you're still looking for a solut
Just wondering if you're still looking for a solution.. you might consider a
3rd party VPN. (And just use their "ucd-guest" unencrypted connection to get
to it.) Quite awhile back when I didnt want creepy strangers even seeing the
fact that I was connecting to my stockbroker (over public ho
Sad, and typical! I've moaned on pretty much at length here on the list about
UCD's pro-monopoly computing-- indeed ridiculous that there has never been
conscientious folk in the CS Dept to enough of a degree to get some FOSS
support/adoption going on. I mean, not even support for wireless pr
3. Dec 2016 15:06 by b...@broadley.org:
> On 12/02/2016 03:46 PM, T. Mark wrote:
>> Thanks for your erudite observations, Bill.. I agree with almost all of
>> them.
>> That is indeed a bit troubling that Keybase unnecessarily grabs your
>> private
>&
Thanks for your erudite observations, Bill.. I agree with almost all of them.
That is indeed a bit troubling that Keybase unnecessarily grabs your private
key.. I should've paid better attention & noticed that myself. Looks like I'll
continue to not really use it (never connected any mobi
I've got a couple of Keybase.io "invites" laying around, & never got around
to offering them at a social gathering or such, so I'll offer them here. This
raises the technical question I have though, which I'm sure some of the many
sharp people on this list might have thoughts about:
Does an
n reboots
>> again in a loop.
>> Elementary OS -- 2nd Fastest after Puppy. Touchscreen works nearly
>> perfectly, albeit occasionally slow to recognize presses when waking back
>> from sleep. Videos play fine. Automatic rotation enabled by default!
>>
ses when waking back
> from sleep. Videos play fine. Automatic rotation enabled by default!
> The "plank" dock is clunky and (to me) a little ugly. I don't like how I
> can't place anything on the desktop.
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 26, 2016 at 7:58 PM, T. Mar
Not commenting from a place of certain knowledge, but just as ideas-- Fedora
is of course Red Hat's bleeding-edge offering, though it's a bit confusing to
go from Debian-based to that world.. I'd say try Arch, which features a
really great level of support in the forums. When I do searches fo
