Griffin,
The more this gets fleshed out on list - the more it departs from any
vestige of email and then you're basically talking about shoe-horning
a different architectural beast into a transport protocol we happen to
know. (I'm not saying ~you~ are planning that - just making an
observation of
One (perhaps pedantic) comment:
A zero-tolerance policy implies zero tolerance, but is contradicted in #7,
where you state that *persistent* violations will get you moderated.
Either you have a zero-tolerance policy, or you have a second-, third-, and
fourth-chance policy. Which is it?
On
I think it might be important to realize that access to information and famine
and disease are not mutually exclusive to each other. For instance if Amartya
Sen (the Nobel award winning economist) analysis is right famine is not caused
by lack of food but by lack of knowledge about access and
Very interesting interview with an active-duty Army captain who claims to be
part of Anonymous ... and he says there are others in the military like him.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/justinesharrock/anonymous-secret-presence-in-the-us-army
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That is an excellent point, Michael!!
Also, there are many ways to help people. And not everyone has to do
the same thing. People help where they can or feel comfortable. Being
made to feel they have to try to fit someone else's model is never the
best way for folks to do what their hearts lead
On Fri, Aug 09, 2013 at 05:07:26PM -0400, Tim Prepscius wrote:
If you'd like to help me that would be cool..
My take on this is this: (these are are not all my ideas, can't take
full credit)
We want to get to a state where an e-mail server is easy to set up.
And runs with *non
I actually agree with Bill Gates here. If I had his money, I would make sure
people have clean water, toilets, condoms, before even starting to consider
working on Internet access.
Sure, his comments are below the belt as Andrés says below, but this is only
because he is unfairly attacking a
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to share the happy news that the Cryptocat Hackathon has a
sign-up rate composed of more than 35% women so far. This is really awesome.
Having more women participating in such events may help bridge the gender gap
in the tech scene. I'm glad that for some reason
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On 08/09/2013 09:44 PM, Kyle Maxwell wrote:
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 liberationt...@lewman.us wrote:
On Fri, 09 Aug 2013 mor...@torservers.net wrote:
Repeat after me: Iceland is *not* a data haven.
[citation needed]
Shouldn't it be the other way
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On 09/08/13 17:43, Reed Black wrote:
CryptoCat is served up by the Chrome app store. Do you have
control over what binary gets distributed to who? Does any assurace
exist beyond the app store's own signing validation?
I thought this was like
Hi Arjen,
On 08/10/2013 05:37 PM, Arjen Kamphuis wrote:
There are many high quality hosting providers in Switserland who
do great work at a range of cost-levels. I moved my mailserver to
one of them in early 2006 when it data-retention was on its way to
be implemented in Europe in the wake of
This seems a good week to mention a coop that some people I know, like Eleanor
Saitta, are trying to start (I'm in the group, actually) to do various kinds of
cloud hosting, especially email, on a server farm in Iceland. We're trying to
gather the initial set of people and do funding before it
In a WTF moment for me personally, a preconfigured Firefox 23 with Tor has come
out from the Piratebay.
http://piratebrowser.com/
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On 08/10/2013 01:48 PM, Al Billings wrote:
This seems a good week to mention a coop that some people I know,
like Eleanor Saitta, are trying to start (I'm in the group, actually)
to do various kinds of cloud hosting, especially email, on a server
farm in Iceland. We're trying to gather the
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Hi Ralph,
On 08/10/2013 06:48 PM, Ralph Holz wrote:
On 08/10/2013 05:37 PM, Arjen Kamphuis wrote:
There are many high quality hosting providers in Switserland who
do great work at a range of cost-levels. I moved my mailserver
to one of them in
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On 2013-08-10 19:50, Al Billings wrote:
In a WTF moment for me personally, a preconfigured Firefox 23 with
Tor has come out from the Piratebay.
http://piratebrowser.com/
I haven't quite followed the latest Mozilla security announcements
(just
Those were patched in the release *before* the last. In other words, no one
running a current browser, whether TBB or standard Firefox, was vulnerable at
the time of the attack. Only out of date users were.
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Al Billings
http://makehacklearn.org
On Saturday, August 10, 2013 at 2:32 PM,
Nadim,
I think it is good that Bill Gates is working to
solve health issues that have been ignored because
the people involved are mainly poor and dark
complected.
I think freedom of information, though, may be
more important than you think. Take, for example,
The Gambia, one of the poorest
On 10/08/2013 23:32, Mikael MMN-o Nordfeldth wrote:
On 2013-08-10 19:50, Al Billings wrote:
In a WTF moment for me personally, a preconfigured Firefox 23 with
Tor has come out from the Piratebay.
http://piratebrowser.com/
I haven't quite followed the latest Mozilla security announcements
I know that Pirate Linux started as a Pirate Party of Canada project, however,
I am unsure if it is still being maintained. Though anyone who would like to
help us out we would obviously be greatly appreciative of it.
On 2013-08-10, at 6:02 PM, lilo wrote:
On 10/08/2013 23:32, Mikael MMN-o
There are two big problems with Gates' position (at least).
1. The solution of massive social issues such as, famine and clean
water, are definitely beyond the reach of single individuals. As
wealthy as Gates is, his resources are nothing when compared to the
resources of states. Thus far in
On 08/10/2013 11:37 AM, Arjen Kamphuis wrote:
No unplanned outages in over 7.5 years with my provider. Another thing
they do well alongside watches and chocolate ;-)
(disclaimer: I have no relationship with any internet service provider
other that as a satisfied customer)
Hi Arjen,
May
In fairness to Gates, his main focus is tackling malaria and finding a
vaccine for it. This is something where money is, in general, the main
requirement for the most part.
Famine, clean water, political instability are not easily solved by money.
On Sunday, August 11, 2013, h0ost wrote:
On 10 August 2013 11:43, Michael Rogers mich...@briarproject.org wrote:
If we assume that app stores aren't going away any time soon, we need
to address this problem: How can a user who downloads an app from an
app store be satisfied that it was built from published source code?
We might also
For those interested, I'll point to the tor-talk thread:
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2013-August/thread.html#29331
This does seem very focused on bypassing censorship - not providing
anonymity. The tiny FAQ at the bottom:
While it uses Tor network, which is designed for
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