The Bios/Intel-Chipset code stuff (it megabytes) is probably because of VPro,
which is a backdoor (inbuilt vnc server, ram upload, etc) the US Govt wants
in all computing devices.
You have no course but to obey them in all things because they are the god of
this world, currently.
What is
I noticed recently that these days 32 inch LCD TVs are really really
lightweight.
It would be cool if there could be a 32 inch laptop. Wouldn't be heavy, the
displays are mad light. Intel GFX would be fine. Would be good for dev work
with 3d stuff.
You could even have room in the case for
Non x86 would have the same problem: a knock or a letter from the US Govt. If
you don't obey you go to prison for the rest of your life and your family is
ruined, unless you physically go to war against them (which no one will,
ofcourse).
This is what we live under. We are peons. They are
The only way this stuff will end is if the govt that rules over us was
destroyed. They are the ones that want this. They NSL'd it into existence.
They ban anything males would ever want. That isn't enough. Now they demand
backdoors.
The only way to end this would be to violently overthrow
As per your link:
Source: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/active-management-technology
In other words, the Management Engine is a back door into the system,
potentially providing remote access to anyone else, including those with
malicious intentions.
There is a lot more information
FSF aren't willing to endorse what is essentially a re-branded Trisquel with
one or two packages added.
Good.
is that because he is running XFCE that your recommending 1GB?
That and the fact that he wrote no gaming or graphic design and a lot of
typing things up in LaTeX (which probably means little LibreOffice). In the
end, most of the RAM will be dedicated to web browsing. 1 GB may be too
little
How about disobeying the government. The government that rules over us
worthless scumbag piece-of-shit peons is incompatible with any concept of
freedom, even freedom to breath for many people in the world who have been
burned alive by this government.
How about disobeying them and when
How about disobeying their rules and when they come to imprison you, kill
them dead?
That is what they did when they committed treason against britian, but for
some reason we have to obey them in everything?
Was the graph created for another page? I didn't realize that page was in
defence of the FSF endorsement claim. I was laughing too hard at what I
thought was another fumble. Someone else pointed me to the graph by itself
initially. It looks like it might have been used elsewhere though
It's actually irrelevant whether he's trying, because even if he tried, he'd
fail. The microcode updates are required, as is the Intel Management Engine
(read: giant backdoor), and neither of them can be replaced because they are
cryptographically signed by Intel. Both of these deficiencies
Chris, the FSF rejected Purism's proposal to have PureOS certified under the
Free System Distribution Guidelines. Ask Joshua Gay and he'll tell you.
(yes, I'm leaking this. It deserves to be put here)
Suffice it to say, PureOS contains software that isn't suitable for
endorsement by the FSF
Looks like I was right the first time around, though a bit too quick to post.
Answering my own question the graph was used on
https://puri.sm/road-to-fsf-ryf-endorsement-and-beyond/ first and Todd then
revised the page to include:
*NOTE: PureOS is working to get FSF Distribution
Please stay tuned...
its a world wide internet pepole dont have to just speak in english
Is it in there as some secret passage knowing most will not understand it?
well its not exactly encripted is it
i dont think you can say its secret considering hundreds of millions of
pepole speak arabic
and you can translate
glad it worked for you. cheers
yes
There was a new update and it broke Abrowser again... Damn it
Hi hack and hack. Make sure yuo have all the dependencies (libqtwebkit-dev
included) and then just make. That's all it take to build smtube. No
./config or qmake are needed at all.
cheers
Well, I think you can see in my version that Purism hasn't made any progress.
;) A completely libre OS is absolutely progress, it was just already done
(more than 20 years ago).
Hi everybody,
i've been trying to book a flight since yesterday and every time the browsers
crash when the last step has arrived, where you have to enter the payment
details.
I booked a Ryanair flight before. No problems there. Now it's Vueling. I try
with both Midori and Webbrowser and
The Free Software Foundation urges everyone to reject Windows 10 and join us
in the world of free software. Like all proprietary software, Windows 10 puts
those that use it under the thumb of its owner. Free software like the
GNU/Linux operating system treats users as equals and gives them
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=Purism-Librem-Still-Blobbed
Even with the Librem 13 they're working on right now, they still haven't
been able to make a firm commitment for a fully-free BIOS. I was sent an
interesting email this weekend exposing more details of Librem. The
There is many projects with variant language in their descriptions like
spanish , french and dutch with english ? why you make this different ? just
because you can't translate ?
You know what's really funny about this diagram? It's got a whole lot of
filler: Recommend Free Software, Repository Freed, Kernel Freed,
Bootloader Freed, and FSF Distribution Endorsement. Doubly humorous is
that one of these filler statements which is claimed to be finished is
factually
I think no progress bar should have been used at all. A progress bar
implies there is a progress. No progress at all. We can NOT call an unethical
business who makes the community look bad and takes away money that could
have been employed to advance some truly decent project, like say
So (9/4)*(11/4) hours at half brightness with a 9-cell battery then -
6+(3/16) hours of battery life.
Not too bad I guess.
I like stroopwafels more than stroop added seperately to wafels.
OH MY! STROOP, WAFELS, AND STROOPWAFELS! SOME SECRET PASSAGE! OH DEAR WHAT DO
THOSE 3 SCARY WORDS MEAN? THIS GUY'S AN EXTREMIST DENGEROUS GUY!
(I mean, seriously? Oh wait, you actually don't think the strange words I
posted
http://newsroom.cisco.com/press-release-content?articleId=1667697
http://www.newsfactor.com/news/Cisco+To+Buy+OpenDNS+for+635M/story.xhtml?story_id=00200016ZER8
https://www.opennicproject.org/opennic_now_leading_dns_alternative/
So OpenDNS is not yet the best viable, open and democratic DNS
It's kinda sad that there isn't a snazzy graphical site like they had for
Win8. :p
Nice statement, though.
It's probably more about the prejudice people have towards Middle-Easterners,
thanks to arseholes you probably know about, and the fact you all don't use
latin letters.
(anyway how's that removing of the NC part of the licence going?)
The Arabic text on the desktop theme can be translated as:
masalla icon theme
It absolutely have no 'hidden/secret' message; you may refer with someone who
is proficient in Arabic.
Thanks again SuperTramp83!
I assume qmake/configure was already pre-made for this software. Anyway, it
works. I'll learn all that in details on my way ;)
This windows release seems particularly disturbing, or maybe I should say
that the lack of outrage and lack of interest in alternatives to windows is.
I stopped fixing my friends' windows computers when Vista came out, so maybe
I'm just naive and inexperienced.
I hope so, anyway.
dh...@openmailbox.org wrote:
I also wonder if it would be wise to go to The Free Software
Foundation or RMS and ask them to make a public comment to possibly
get the word out. This seems timely since so many articles by the
tech press used the FSF Partnership with Crowd Supply [...]
It's called Google Analytics, and yes it's proprietary software. The FSF
recommends using the free replacement Piwik (and use it on their own
website).
https://piwik.org/
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/interview-with-matthieu-aubry-of-piwik
It's one guy that made a big deal about it, not the rest of us :)
RMS told me in an email that they are trying to straighten things out with
them [CrowdSupply], and that they like CrowdSupply because they think it's
possible to donate to projects without proprietary JavaScript.
It would seem that CrowdSupply made its announcement a little bit too early,
I hardly pay attention to new Windows releases anymore but here's an article
about the privacy issues:
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jul/31/windows-10-microsoft-faces-criticism-over-privacy-default-settings
People have gotten it into their heads that Windows Vista and Windows 8 were
the bad ones, while Windows 7 and Windows 10 are the good ones. For
Windows 7, it's because it was basically just Windows Vista without the
popularly perceived problems (coming too early, being put on hardware that
t3g - kad izvalis pizdariju bolje se pokrit sa usima nego dodavat jos.
The first to translate gets points.
all i know is its Croatian and i cant get the damn dictionary program to work
-.-(working on it)
That implies that the FSF associated itself with a site that runs proprietary
spyware on the browsers of uninformed users (or users who want to run it). I
am referring to the fact that most web users don't block JavaScript with
NoScript or similar.
Maybe you are misinterpreting a statement
Does anyone else see issues with this ...debugging... setup[1]? It looks
very flimsy from this point of view. In the future, I will have to try this
new method of prying off the keycaps when I start on my next machine.
Generally, when I'm debugging a new board, I remove it from the machine
True. Maybe 4GB would be OK. I think it really depends on ones comfort level
with upgrading ram. If you end up hiring someone to do it (which is usually
what happens with most people) the costs go up. Easier to just get enough ram
in the beginning. Even a lot of people on the forums don't
For the usages you describe, you really do not need much. Even 1 GB of RAM
would be enough! Just go for the cheapest option. You can always buy more RAM
or a graphics card later.
hmm, is that because he is running XFCE that your recommending 1GB? I'd
probably still suggest more in cases he switches, but...XFCE does/did use
less ram than GNOME/KDE/Unity/etc.
(An not calling Systemd-Linux Gnu/Linux: that would disparage GNU utilities
and tools, which systemd is slowly replacing, one by one by one)
HELL FUCKING YEAH!
And that's how you install.. windows vista
:D :D :D
I was giving an example of Chomsky's observation in action, one where the
observed effect is agreed upon by the observants as good and fine and
right.
legimet.c...@gmail.com wrote:
I hardly pay attention to new Windows releases anymore but here's an
article about the privacy issues:
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jul/31/windows-10-microsoft-faces-criticism-over-privacy-default-settings
The Guardian was one of the organizations
I wonder if Todd knows that Steam is non-free (the bottom image features
the Steam logo). The page also says : With so many completely free software
applications available, we know there is something for everyone..., but the
steam client is non-free software. It also goes against what they
I'm interested in buying a new desktop soon, and I'm leaning towards this
guy. Basically, I'm so out of the loop with hardware that I'm just going to
ask explicitly which upgrades make the most sense to get, I know the CEO is a
regular here and is extremely reliable. I think it would be
Short wedding dresses come in huge demand nowadays. They've got the ideal
elegant look using the appropriate touch of modernism. The girls party
dresses are extremely comfortable and perfect for all sorts of weddings
whether you're having it by the pool or if it's the best romantic wedding.
I'm sure you asked here for independent recommendations... so please anybody
else who wants to comment please do.
My experience/advice:
1. You probably don't really need the graphics card, Intel's graphics are
already decent for the majority of use cases including yours I believe.
2. SSD
Yeah, I saw the same comment on Reddit :P
https://archive.is/F1X98
Their statement about Linux is no-longer true, post systemd.
Same goes for any discussion about, say, marrying female children to men.
I completely agree with you. The emphasis is kept on unimportant issues such
as the start menu.
Thank you!! Would you say the choice of processor would make a difference if
I'm hoping for it to last 4-5 years?
Do you want this thread to go off topic and turn into another flame war?
It seems like you want it to.
Well, right now even the minimum spec with a G3220, 4GB of ram, and a 320GB
drive performance is acceptable for most use cases. The main thing that you'd
be able to see a big difference in performance with right at this very moment
is the hard disk. An SSD is going to have the most dramatic
My preferred install procedure for Windows 10 is the same as for Windows
Vista, a quick and easy two-minute procedure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVbf9tOGwno
All upgrading the processor is going to do is make it run faster, and that's
not going to significantly affect longevity in terms of being able to run new
software. In fact, from my understanding, processor speeds have pretty much
stagnated in the past decade or so; speeds still go up, but
Yea- probably. Not sure when that info started getting left out.
Remeber, in back of all of this, in back of the Windows spying, the google
voice spying, the samsung smart tv spying, vpro, all of it lies mandates from
the US Government.
It's not a coincidence this is happening in all things.
Don't merely aim at the soliders, they're culpubale, but not
If you want to discuss that specific example further, go to the Troll Hole.
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/troll-hole
I appreciate the advice, thank you!
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