I have read it and I think it's largely confused nonsense.
"Imagine selling pens with conditions about what you can write with them;
that would be noisome, and we should not stand for it."
Everyone buys pens with the understanding that there are laws covering what
you can write with that pe
It's very nice. liGNUx
2014-10-08 02:49:36, onp...@riseup.net:
> I stopped referring people to prism-break.org a long time ago.
I don't think
> it's something to take seriously anymore. At this point, I
don't think it's
> even a good source of information for beginners, which I
thought was the
> whole point of it to begi
# View available outputs
$ xrandr
# Enable the VGA1 output
$ xrandr --output VGA1 --auto # automatically select mode
# Turn it off
$ xrandr --output VGA1 --off
# Set up a dual display, using outputs LVDS1 and VGA1
$ xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x768 --pos 0x0 --output VGA1 --mode
1920x1080
I have tried on multiple occassions to sign up for OpenMailbox, but each and
every time, after registering, I can't log in. I would love to use a service,
but it has to actually work for me.
"Allowing others to do as they please, without regard for the consequences,
is not any kind of freedom I recognise. If we follow that to its logical
conclusion there'd be no Police"
That's not what I was talking about, and you know it. Please read the page
that onpon4 linked to.
yes the whole page becomes a it messy and the overview is becoming bad as
well... and why the hell bleacbit is listed under disk encryption lol anyways
i stop, because im goin offtopic here.
I stopped referring people to prism-break.org a long time ago. I don't think
it's something to take seriously anymore. At this point, I don't think it's
even a good source of information for beginners, which I thought was the
whole point of it to begin with; it's all over the place and hard t
Trisquel removes all known privacy invasive features of Ubuntu. If
you find or hear of new ones, file a bug.
Prism Break had a lynching mob for Ubuntu for their privacy invasive
features. And by the well known feature of such 'justice' derivatives
were caught by contagion - just like a medieva
Yea sux that it doesn't list it directly but read in the notes:"GNU/Linux has
a much larger community..."
http://prism-break.org/en/categories/gnu-linux/#operating-systems
From: svh...@gmail.com
> Have you bought something from the webshop? Where do you get software
> for the Lemote Yeeloong 8089B 8.9? Do you know the power consumption?
The link was given by someone else on this list/forum a little while
ago. I ordered one from there about a week past, it was mark
i followed an forum in prism-break, where the argument for replacing it with
gnewsense was, that trisquel is based on ubuntu and so the risk for security
leaks and so on is to high...
is that true ?
in my opinion it could be the most advancend fsf distro, but with these
issues i wouldn't use
Have you bought something from the webshop? Where do you get software for the
Lemote Yeeloong 8089B 8.9? Do you know the power consumption?
I have seen a video where he quite directly encourage corporate engineers to
whistle blow about source software and documentation.
Thanks. When I ask a question about this subject the replies are like
Pandora's box. Things I do not know about appear and it is complicated. AMD
would require reverse engineering on the graphic card and the boot software.
And more. Difficult but not impossible? Loongson mainboards only requi
I have used openmailbox.org for a bit less than a year and for webmail it
does its job well and provides enough storage that I haven't had to pay for
added storage yet. They also provide Owncloud, but I don't use this.
The only issue I have had is that I can't get their jabber server to work.
After reading your posts I changed my mind. I decided to send an account
request to either riseup.net or A/I.
Leny is right, email can't be gratis. So private email providers, those that
don't "sell their users", are either paid or at least ask for donations. I
prefer donating to riseup or
Hey did you take a look at A/I?
http://www.autistici.org
Thanks to FSF for creating that page, there are some good services mentioned
on it. But mail.ru shouldn't be there. It's just a Russian equivalent of
Gmail and as far as I know it was also a target of NSA's XKeyscore program.
Tonlee
There is other options as for "WIFI-Routers".
LAN side
For example:
For my home/BUSINESS, network#1 is on 5 PC'S. network#2 is my own HOME PC;S
and the rest for my Internet Cafe!
I use IPFIRE! What I did? one of my desktop PC's was converted to an
IPFIRE-FIREWALL/ROUTER. I did Pu
Here is a very recent interview of Brennan Novak, a Mailpile developer:
http://files.curiouskids.co/podcast-onetoone-01-20140705-Brennan-Novak.mp3
It is a French podcast but the only presenter of this episode is Italian and
the interview is in English (only a few seconds of French at the begi
Just read onpons link and have to correct myself:
rms has some good arguments.
'So "for any purpose" must literally mean "for any purpose" - even for the
purposes that someone else might not like.'
The question is: why does it have to be this way in order to make a program
free?
In a free society, there are things you aren't allowed to do, like beating
people up in ba
I've also suggested the social engineering book by Christopher Hadnagy to our
library and it was just approved and ordered to our library yesterday! Must
be sweet! :D
For those of you not familiar, I believe it's the top rated book in Amazon
when you search for social engineering under books
Preventing handing a child a loaded gun is handled by laws. It's not the job
of software licenses.
Did you read this?
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/programs-must-not-limit-freedom-to-run.html
As a note in the product page says:
"There is only one revision of this board at this time which is fully free
software friendly and compatible with libreCMC. In almost all instances
router model numbers are not sufficient to determine free software status or
compatibility. There are curren
I am not sure using copyright law would be the right way to go to prevent
people killing each other or hacking into others' systems. There are other
laws for that. People also usually behave ethically regardless of the status
of the nation's laws.
You can not demand anything more in license
Personally I run on Fastmail.fm, it is fairly decent service (great
interface) and I haven't had any issues to deal with so far. Yes it is paid
but it seems fairly capable as far as I can tell, also offers very basic web
hosting (no scripting) on the $40 plans if that interests you.
I can't help thinking that this is perilously close to handing a child a
loaded gun and then calling it an unfortunate aspect of freedom when he then
shoots himself with it.
Allowing others to do as they please, without regard for the consequences, is
not any kind of freedom I recognise. If
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