Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

I've just remembered that I had to change my USB mouse some time ago as it interfere with my screen for a PS/2 one. Also, most home theaters has inside the manual an inscription saying that the equipment has something (not remember I think it's a lead) in order not to interfere with screens.

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

The clue is the G. ... GNU, Google, a lot of enterprises, comunities, foundations, etc. were/are(will) created by members of secret societies (or almost that). The clue is the G, they are obssesed with that (as some are with Justin Biever or Maddona (is that the spelling of those names?) and

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

I totally agree with you except in two things: 1- It's not important to be sceptical but to be doubtful and try to check everything by empiric facts instead of what someone writes. 2- If someone is not a reliable source doesn't mean that something he/she states is not true. So, to the point

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Concerning my post, I'm just denouncing what I know, in order for anyone to take any kind of precautions they want... And, I'm leaving here this information for, as you say, everyone to worry as much about this as they want. Most of all, I want to call everyone's attention to the fact

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Cover the walls, floor, roof, windows and doors with lead.

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

No... Abolish the NSA and the likes, and create a Free Hardware movement. That's the way to solve the problem.

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Meanwhile, this is the only option.

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Everyone notice how the company suspected of selling chips with spy technology (that is also the leading one, in terms of information technology) is called Intel... (http://www.prisonplanet.com/secret-3g-intel-chip-gives-snoops-backdoor-pc-access.html) In day-to-day English language usage,

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

No. Googlo is not infinity, it is an unimaginable large number examplified. Moreover, it is used to teach the difference between infinity and a number which is so large you can't imagine or write it; that's not infinity.

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Yes. I was talking about the reason for choosing such a term for the company's name - and, not the exact meaning of the term. Which I said it wasn't that, exactly - but, that it was chosen to mean something like that. (Infinity, omniscience and no limits are obvious unreachable

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

If you don’t use the Tin foil hat. You are not paranoid enough. This somehow reminds me that I heard that it is possible to read the radioactivity from electronic devices and figure out the information being used. Wrap tin foil around you’re devices. :)

Re: [Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

I agree with Fernando that there are many many attacks that can be performed against a computer (or any electrical device for that matter). I also agree with Anon in the sense that if we start focusing on that, we better starting wearing tin foil hats and pants and shirts. We end up losing

[Trisquel-users] The NSA and the likes do use radio waves to get inside someone's computer, through the use of spy hardware

Confirming that the United States' spy agencies do use hardware that establishes radio links to someone's computer, without their knowledge, in order to gain access to it, The New York Times published yesterday an article denouncing some of this capabilities.