Well, At least the Nintendo 64 does not spy on you. Unlike the consoles of
today
Well, At least the Nintendo 64 does not spy on you. Unlike the consoles of
today
Cool! and do you have any GNU/Linux games to play with? like NeverPutt and
Tux Racer
the GameCube can run a pretty good amount amount of free software, such as
GNU/Linux.
i looked at the source code (git clone
http://git.code.sf.net/p/gc-linux/gc-linux-2-git)
and there are quite a few non-free firmwares as ihex files
so its mostly free but still a lot of non-free firmware
Is this a reply to my Proprietary software foundation joke?
And if no libre games run on it, which I think is probably the case, then
the system is completely worthless as a system for freedom-respecting gaming,
regardless.
you can program your own software for it with free software
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/N64_Programming/Compiling
but apart
http://5dgg7y5viysvvrxf.onion/
My reading is, that it is an email server that uses tor to provide anonymity.
Do you have to use an email client? There is no tor browser web gui for
writing and reading emails?
I have created an account. Why cannot the server provide imap, but only pop?
If
http://riscv.org/workshop-jun2015.html
With these new FCC regulations
would installing Replicant on a
phone with a wifi card be illegal?
or well installing free software on any computer with a wifi chip???
this is the impression i got from your blog:
Because i think we should make trisquel for PowerPC. Replace AmigaOS with
Trisquel.
I've verified the integrity of the certificate by checking the signature ecc.
More serious stuff now.
You know AmigaOS?
should we make a PowerPC version for the AmigaONE X1000?
wow lucky people!
I think you should use this OnionMail account with IceDove and TorBirdy
addon.
You'll have to start Tor service before with the RootTerminal by using this
command (check if Tor is installed in synaptic)
# sudo service tor start
to stop it :
# sudo service tor stop
You can check if this
I'd suggest setting up your own email on your own box if your so enabled. It
is your best defence against getting wrapped up in *other* people legal
issues. That is to say if they want access to email server X they need a
warrant and will take it. If your on your own server they're not going
Trisquel's upstream has PowerPC support. This makes things much simpler. :)
I didn't have the force to comment on this one. All I know is I want to send
them a giant FUCK YOU
This site has already several languages. It would be nice to add more. Likely
it would also be nice to add a few forums more. I asked for Italian forum to
Quidam on IRC several times. He never answered. He answered to me immediately
in November when I joined the Trisquel community back when
I don't have enough information to answer that question and I think a lawyer
would have a difficult time giving you a straight answer too. And not just
any lawyer but one involved in these types of cases with the FCC rules. So a
specialized lawyer.
when you goto System Settings - Screen Display
what options do you have?
so as i am selling phones with Replicant pre-installed on them
if this law is passed i would be unable to sell them as Replicant would give
you control over the device?
or just this law only apply to company’s making new hardware
so they have to make the devices restrictive from the start?
I have the same problem, as you and i'm still waiting for reply.
http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/language-translation-status
http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/translation-teams
Body field is required.
www.savewifi.org
You don't have to say much. Even basically copying and pasting what we've
outlined should help. The goal is to get an overwhelming amount of support so
they have to think twice. Right now they're writing off the community and
those who will be impacted. They are required
Well- I believe this # was given to me in a response to a question I asked of
those more knowledgeable and involved in the FCC details. That is there are
lawyers, developers, and other technical types much more intimately
involved/figuring it all out and I'm just grasping the jist of it
Of course, Game consoles are Jails. First off, You have A diffrent CPU.
Secondly, Special connectors not found anywhere else (sometimes) Thirdly.
Digital Restrictions Management (What the FSF calls DRM). You might as well
play them on an emulator.
@BugRep I've tried both tips you suggested but nothing seems to change.
The games i play are Doom, Doom II, Neverputt (getting it installed soon) and
some jezzball clone
I am familiar with navigating through the terminal with the command line but
is there a way to toggle this for the GUI?
Thanks, Dave.
yeah i did too
but it probably helps more if you list your
reasons for apposing it
1600 by 900
www.savewifi.org has a list of reasons for people to basically copy and paste
why they object. Just look through it and decide what reasons you're
objecting to it and copy them into the comment area. Even a one line I object
because of privacy is *useful*.
There was such a large amount of traffic the other day libreplanet server got
overloaded and went down. It's back up, but until I get confirmation that
it's going to be able to handle the load I've temporarily directed the domain
to a cached version of the page.
Do you mean something like Ctrl+L?
i wonder why the libreplanet page is on a archive site?
dose this link work just aswell?
https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Save_WiFi/Individual_Comments
20,000 USD!
do you have a source on that?
Could you at least provide messages that were shown to you, so I can
determine what failed?
Maybe you're not testing it properly. To test if you included the certificate
you can try running this:
curl https://www.autistici.org/en/stuff/man_ca/linux.html
If you see an error message that
I don't think creating a PowerPC build is a simple task.
Debian already has a PowerPC build. Perhaps you could try that.
The computer from my opening post, is an ibm power 8.
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On the login dialogue, use 'ctrl+s' to toggle the speech.
On 08/30/2015 10:12 AM, srad...@openmailbox.org wrote:
this happens in the login section.
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The technical and legal folks who scrutinized this basically said the rules
were not totally clear. For instance what counts as an SDR? Just about
everything now is SDR. The reality is this stuff is getting integrated such
that you'd have to lock down everything on many of the devices
this happens in the login section.
best distro around.
The Gamecube (with an add-on) can be hooked up with ethernet.
GC-G/L (http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page) is the GNU/Linux I'm running
on my GameCube.
In this case, firmware isn't a privacy issue-- it's a freedom issue.
Even if you hook up your GC to the internet, it's very unlikely there
i hope this works ! cause i dont want to buy an cumputer if i cant dualboot
or install linux.
The way these old video game systems work is the cartridge has a program
which is loaded into the system's RAM and then executed. This is
installation. Temporary installation, but installation nonetheless. It's
pretty much exactly the same as running a live system from a CD or DVD.
DVDs
ok day 1 is done and day 2 is coming up- im really thinking this confirms it
- i need to make a choice of really determine if i want bells and whistles or
some thing simple like this.
No, probably not (well, maybe if you ship the USA.. unsure... you would need
to ask a lawyer that question), but your not going to be able to continue
getting routers going forward that you can 1. easily flash 2. are at all
flashable. Right now you'll just find it becoming more difficult to
right now i more concern with this ugly ubuntu logo on my menu then games..
using mate and loving it
wait there something i still don’t get
The FCC is a USA Authority?
i am selling from the UK
would they fine me?
do they have international power?
Free software is about _control_ over your _computing_.
In my view, retro gaming consoles may technically be computers, but I don't
use them that way; i don't do computing with them - i don't do any tasks
besides playing the game like an interactive movie.
RMS once pointed out that nowadays,
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