If by did you make it? you are asking if I added the cartoon cloud (or
whatever that is called in English language) and inserted the text
hypothiosist whaaa? the answer is: yes! :P
A theory is a fact, a hypothesis is unproven. 'Tis why Snowden was a
conspiracy theorist, and you are a conspiracy hypothiosist.
Except that Google has been questioned (Prominately on this thread), systemd
has been questioned and come up dry, and SELinux has been questioned and come
up dry.
Not coming to desired conclusions doesn't mean that they haven't been
questioned.
That will cause problems if devices are renumbered, which may happen if one
adds or removes hard disks.
He is asking (I presume): why Trisquel's Icecactus wasn't updated to the
latest version, being that the latest version came out 15 days ago?
Thank you for your answer, after all I've decided to be radical and do as
libreboot suggested and re-flashed libreboot with edited grub.cfg as
explained.
Yes, I've also noticed that... screen brightness has a very huge impact.
I found this, but I'm not exactly sure it's what you're looking for:
http://opengts.sourceforge.net/
So, basically a strict receiver and not a transitter. Is that possible? Is
that how GPS normally works?
Yes:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Positioning_System#Basic_concept_of_GPS
And secondly, is it possible to get this in a way that even RMS would approve
of?
Privacy-wise, I do
Also the developer is the same for both projects (Trisquel and Icecat)
I've heard of those already.
I think you've got to start somewhere. In the end if they want you they get
you. Just send a team of SEALS overseas (not the first time) and that's it.
Problem solved.
Of course the more you can protect the better but one step at a time! The
community should be
Saying that google is very much entangled with the US gov is neither a
conspiracy nor a theory. It is rather a mere fact. We know that from the
Snowden files.
the best thing for battery life i found on the x200 was just to turn the
screen brightness down
First off, on your Trisquel installation (not the USB stick) go into GParted,
right click the partition, go to information, and then obtain the UUID.
For lazy people, like me, you can simply specify the device in the first
column. I have that line in my /etc/fstab:
/dev/sda1 none
That could also be possible, maybe either the firmware is embedded inside the
chip, or it has a separate firmware chip, and it's trying to update the
firmware.
Even before I knew about Trisquel (and was just barely familiar with the GNU
Project), when I was still running Debian in 2013, it
How is the attitude here similar to blocking questions, is it the because
people dare to disagree with all the speculations you refuse to provide prove
for? Nobody is blocking or censoring you in any way, yet again you are
twisting the truth here.
Something like one of these:
http://nuabikes.com/#/home
http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/#0
http://trasmissione-energia.terna.it/?language=en-US#Travels-with-Terna
Are these kinds of websites easy to work with from gedit and gimp?
Show us the spyware in systemd and SELinux!
Your questions are useless, as they don't provide any real information, only
speculations. Your question are spreading noise and inhibiting any real
knowledge, facts and investigations. Also, most people here already agree
that Google is bad, is
Are you asking if it's a good idea to use gedit and GIMP to make such
websites? Yes, it is.
Although you don't need to use gedit or GIMP specifically. For example, other
text editor can be also be used instead of gedit. I would use GNU Emacs and
GIMP.
You'll also need to learn at least
Most probably because Ruben (the developer) is busy with other stuff and
there's no one else to do the job. :)
Let's create a browser called Icecactus :D
Hello. I have recently installed Trisquel, spending days configuring and
tweaking.
When i used gparted for first time, the swap partition appeared corrupted (?)
so i cleared it and created a new one. Now it not mounting automatically, and
i have to manually do it every time i boot. How do
Oh Jade, not agreeing with evidence provided does not make the evidence any
less valid.
Also, conspiracies stop being a theory, when they become a fact. Was Snowden
a Conspiracy Theorist, how about Assange.
LOL, great picture and excellent point! Did you make it?
Beginning to think that some people want to turn this forum into a Carry on
folks, nothing to see here kind of forum.
Interesting, how it is ok to question Canonical on their spyware, but you
cannot question sysytemd or SELinux or
First off, on your Trisquel installation (not the USB stick) go into GParted,
right click the partition, go to information, and then obtain the UUID. (You
can install it by going into Add/Remove Software.)
Then, do sudo nano /etc/fstab in a terminal window, and look for a line
that looks
And a tutorial (in the Help menu) teaches the basics in a few hours. The
first weeks are tough. The user loses time because she has to look at the
documentation to remember keyboard shortcuts. But that is days of her life
(if not more) that are saved afterwards.
Cool; Emacs sounds good. By chance, I installed it just before I read your
post, because I needed a program that can help me wrap text at 80 columns.
I'm looking for templates for scrolly websites because I think that it may be
too difficult for me to make one from scratch. I just know
Oh my, Icecactus is so funny. I cannot stop laughing for unknown reasons...
I'm just imagining a cactus in the middle of the snow :)
No sarcasm there, I really started laughing the moment I saw the comment.
I used to have my fstab file like that, and assume the boot device was on
/dev/sda, until the boot device became sdb somehow and the system would not
boot. I forgot what caused that, but now I only ever use the UUID.
There has been a lot of merge requests lately, and Ruben supervises every
contribution before accepting the code change so that is a probable reason,
another one could be that he is testing it to be sure.
One thing: Emacs is brutal, the most powerful text editor I could ever dream
of. But it requires learning to be able to use a fraction of its potential. I
suggest you use html or CSS specific IDEs if you are in a hurry, if not, keep
using and learning Emacs, it deserves it.
Still, Emacs is easy to start with, not any harder than nano for example.
Yes, thank you for saying this, because that's exactly the type of argument I
just don't agree with! :)
That is at least what I remember of my first weeks in Emacs... some twelve
years ago.
What keys does a basic user use in gedit and similar programs 99% of the
time?
Well, I might not
No, a scientific theory is neither conjecture nor fact. Here's the basic
run-down:
- A hypothesis is a reasonable, testable conjecture which explains some
phenomenon in nature.
- A fact is a repeatable observation or measurement.
- A theory is a hypothesis which has been subject to a great
You've posted numerous links in several topics and you have responses to all
or almost all of them. How about you actually start by responding to those
before wasting everyones time?
Still, testing and supervising contributions can be done by other people too,
like in other distributions, not just by Ruben. So that's not really an
excuse, it's just that Ruben is pretty much the only person who does
everything here. So we either need to help Ruben, or make another similar
I bet you have the /home partition encrypted!
This happened to me and onpon (if I recall correctly, which then pointed to a
link, explaining that it was a know bug) and we both had the /home encrypted.
I used the same fix provided by alonso.
That is what I meant. :)
Jade and Onpon,
A theory is not a fact, the very nature of a theory (scientific or otherwise)
is a conjecture, that most likely points to the truth but is as yet
unprovable, thereby it is not yet a fact. Reference the many theories that
are accepted as fact even though they remain
You **can** help!
https://devel.trisquel.info/groups/trisquel
I agree with you on one thing though: trisquel needs more developers. There
are never too much developers.
This is the topic you're referring to:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/swap-not-turning-default
You just reminded me of a post on some Flat Earth Society forum where some
guy went at length explaining how their conspiracy theory would become
conspiracy fact given enough evidence.
Seriously, though, theory only means its scientific definition in science,
so I don't see any problem
Yes, thank you for saying this, because that's exactly the type of argument I
just don't agree with! :)
... because, you can type code in Emacs almost exactly like in gedit.
What keys does a basic user use in gedit and similar programs 99% of the
time? Arrows for moving, Ctrl-c for copy,
Did you read the links?
Never said systemd or SELinux was spyware. That reference was to the
Unity/Ubuntu search features, and the label was by Stallman, not me.
:)
And what do you disagree with, I don't understand? :)
You are taking what I wrote too literally.
In your previous post above you are implying that the issue of the discovered
and proven spyware feature made by Canonical should be treated the same as
your speculations (questions) about hypothetical vulnerabilities in SELinux
and systemd. So,
Icecat 31.7.0 new version was released on 10th of June
(http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnuzilla/31.7.0/).
Why the only distro that is on your own mirror is not update yet?
Off-topic, sorry...
But... And Android version of Icecat?! Finally! I've been using Firefox on my
phone, thinking I wish Icecat was on Android... And here it is!
Since you have Libreboot installed your computer first boots grub that's
located on the flash-chip of your X200. That grub will look for its
configuration in a file called grub.cfg. That file is also located in the
flash chip, in a file system called CBFS.
In the menu-entries of the grub
Hello,
I'm in the market for a GPS, but I've got some questions you might be able to
answer.
First, I want a GPS that tells me where I am, but doesn't transmit my
location to anyone or anything else. So, basically a strict receiver and not
a transitter. Is that possible? Is that how GPS
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