After about ten months of stone-walling and obfuscation, the Philadelphia
Declaration has managed to obtain a copy of the Delaware Valley
Intelligence Center's privacy policy. We've been chronicling the inquiry,
and the policy adds to huge concerns about the center
Trying the now rather dated Ubuntu Privacy Remix I figured out any recent
distribution would do. Just the ability to disable networking by hand and
that's all.
It has to be made for flash media. Meaning writing to the disk only if necesary.
It would be nice to be privacy aware, meaning it can
I bought myself quite a lot of books recenty. Ebooks. And I've broken my reader
device. And I was thinking about not replacing it, but rather go for a
distribution that is directed at low power consumption to maximise the battery
life. I would boot that from a stick and go around with the same
anon14...@safe-mail.net wrote:
Trying the now rather dated Ubuntu Privacy Remix I figured out any recent
distribution would do. Just the ability to disable networking by hand and
that's all.
There are some really good options out there, including:
TAILS: https://tails.boum.org/about/
If reading and battery life are what you care about, you might want a
pixel qi device. Spendy but crisp screens viewable in lots of light (no
more squinting at your tablet on a street corner). And since a display
is about 30% of the power load, using one that doesn't require a back
light gets
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Hello Libtech,
My project arkOS has just started a crowdfunding campaign to push
forward development and add new features over the course of the next
year. Check it out! Any contributions or linksharing on your social
networks is very much
Hi Jacob,
Can you talk more about how the user would run arkOS services as
Tor hidden services?
Can the user run the services they want _only_ as hidden services (i.e.,
not accessible through normal web)?
Will the user need to do any extra configuration to enable this option,
or will
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Hi Jonathan,
I haven't begun work on the Tor integration yet but it will work much
like the current Website hosting infrastructure works. Presently when
you create a new website on arkOS, you choose the type of site you
want to run then fill out a
On Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Jacob Cook ja...@jcook.cc wrote:
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I'm not sure what you mean off the top of my head by if cables will
be included as a service - could you elaborate?
cables: secure and anonymous communication using email-like
addresses, pioneered in Liberté Linux.
James Vasile:
If reading and battery life are what you care about, you might want
a pixel qi device. Spendy but crisp screens viewable in lots of
light (no more squinting at your tablet on a street corner). And
since a display is about 30% of the power load, using one that
doesn't require a
I should rather think It is risen, given many of the impassioned
conversations I've seen -- but people don't know what to *do* and that
takes a coherent movement.
We seem to be convinced of the passivity of people in the US -- the
inexorable grip of the ergonomic chair or the couch on the
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 Nov 5, 2013 8:32 PM, Moon Jones mjo...@pencil.allmail.net wrote:
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
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