Shava Nerad:
On Nov 5, 2013 8:32 PM, Moon Jones mjo...@pencil.allmail.net
wrote:
Shava Nerad:
If these young people could dream together, on and offline, some
hero's journey -- to change their world reasonably peacefully,
fighting dragons, taking all that world building FSF they love
Shava Nerad:
Well, that is what the young people have been carefully taught but the
makers and a great many more feel something missing. They are creating
their own tribes and communities because no one left a copy of the social
contract near the remote control, or maybe they clicked through
On 19.09.2013 02:52, Andrés Leopoldo Pacheco Sanfuentes wrote:
What do you mean exactly by second-tier thought-leaders? It REALLY,
AWFULLY, sounds patronizing and imperialistic etc.
Bill Woodcock had something else in mind.
But you are right. They are second tier throught leaders. Countries
On 12.09.2013 08:54, Brad Beckett wrote:
Use a Live USB distro with LOK-IT encrypted flash drives. All crypto and
authentication is handed on the drive itself...therefor bootable and
works on any OS:
I could not find any refference. Only a lot of marketing talk.
1. Which software is used? Is
On 12.09.2013 18:12, The Doctor wrote:
For folks that have not yet gone poking around inside a copy of TAILS
installed on a USB key, Moon refers to the contents of the file
filesystem.squashfs
Thank for for the detalied description. Very useful. Myself I did not
know all that you have
On 10.09.2013 17:58, Griffin Boyce wrote:
I don't think it's particularly feasible without . Something that
works currently is using a laptop without a hard drive, a USB with TAILS
or Whonix, and another (encrypted) USB with your critical files on it.
Yes, Tails seems to be the solution
On 10.09.2013 21:01, The Doctor wrote:
It might be worth examining some static site generators, [...]
I'm having something like that in mind. The issue was getting the text
plus graphics online. The aversion to advertising is not against the
actual advertising. I'm using adblock to kill
On 11.09.2013 19:03, The Doctor wrote:
On 09/11/2013 02:33 AM, Moon Jones wrote:
Yes, Tails seems to be the solution here as well. It has a very
elegant way of handling this with its encrypted storage. But, in
this case, it's rather limited upgrade-wise.
In what sense?
Tails is wonderfuly
On 03.09.2013 14:10, Moon Jones wrote:
I stumbled upon UPR these last days. It does not work on my machines.
But the idea sounds good. Yet I could not find anything like it. Tails
comes close, but the network is enabled.
I discovered that Trisquel can be used on most (not all!) laptops
A portable distribution on an encrypted stick.
In the end, I think only an USB hard drive can offer that, because of
the way memory locations are handled by flash media.
But is it feasable to have a two device solution? Media1 has the /boot
but Media2 has the strong key. Media1 boots,
Maybe it's too much. I know, people have to gain something from what
they are doing. And although hard drive space is getting cheaper by the
year, bandwidth is not the same.
I want to do some microsites. All static. HTML plus a few optimised
graphics. A few megabytes each. But I don't want
On 02.09.2013 10:59, Paul Elliott wrote:
Is it not funny, no one seems to be commercially oftering Snowden
masks for this Holloween.
Isn't the Guy Fawkes enough? I mean spliting into «what's your guy
perceived as an anti-system icon» pretty much beats the idea. Only
complaint is that
I stumbled upon UPR these last days. It does not work on my machines.
But the idea sounds good. Yet I could not find anything like it. Tails
comes close, but the network is enabled.
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On 03.09.2013 14:38, intrigeri wrote:
Someone could add a boot option to Tails, that disables the network.
That would be wonderful as Tails is already pretty complete.
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