mr.j.spam...@gmail.com wrote:
says Soon.to.be.Free - without a hint of irony - how noble you are to
raise the ethical concerns of executing a little javascript that you do not
have a license for - while you download a copyrighted music video ripping
off your favorite band - sorry, i am not
You do have a fair point. Although my views align with SuperTramp's, I can
understand how those who are less inclined to completely trample over
copyright restrictions may not see that statement in such a positive light.
However, it seems questionable that the execution of JavaScript is
It seems more complex than I thought. The config makes it even less likely to
be used by friends/family.
And you're right again, I didn't think about the hardware. One more downside.
My perspective is always the random normal user who's privacy conscious. To
me it would be the rare case of
If you burn the tails ISO to read-only media, then yes you'll have to
configure it each time. It is also possible to simply use the command line.
You could add your private key to the ISO before burning it, but I wouldn't
do that.
I wonder how many people actually use untrusted computers
I see, so for personal machines (including a Replicant phone, though there's
no guarantee the private key can't be accessed from the modem), problem
solved.
So Thunderbird + Enigmail on Tails would need some config on each boot? Too
bad, as if it wasn't annoying enough to reboot from a
Magic Banana is right, I shouldn't have skipped over the timestamp. Check on
your router when your DHCP lease is up then see if the computer looses
connection around that time.
I recently have regular Wi-Fi disconnections. Turns out removing the X200
laptop from it's base helped, and probably getting closer to the source
helped just as much.
I'll have to test again soon, but it never happened before.
I don't know about that, and frankly speaking, I can't see the big effort in
buying old s2 phones, putting replicant on it and selling it for doubled
price.
Why this is supposed to be "so hard" is something i cannot understand. If you
really don't dare to flash the phone yourself, then ask a
No, I guess I just included that line because it was the only thing happened
between login and the disconnect. I checked the log again and it seems to
occur every hour (17 minutes and 1 second):
Jul 8 03:17:01 desktop1 CRON[2390]: (root) CMD ( cd / && run-parts
--report
check out https://www.wileyfox.com/
there fairly cheap, but I think they run cyanogenmod ?
you'd have to "libre" it a bit I suppose...
https://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/liberate.en.html
bill mate, I did not for it seems obvious to me, I mean, rejecting non-free
software has nothing to do with copyrighted music, or whatever non-free data
for that matter. I don't like my youtube-dl to download or execute any kind
of non-free software but I am very much ok with downloading
Since the disconnection happened more than seven minutes after the execution
of the tasks executed every hour, I do not think they have anything to do
with the disconnection.
Is the file vmlinuz present in your root folder? If so, try this part again:
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/encrypted_trisquel.html#booting-your-system.
With IMAP, it is possible to have encrypted e-mail available on multiple
devices as long as you copy you're private key to them. So, if you have a
desktop at home and a laptop both could be configured to read your e-mail.
For something like Tails, an encrypted flash drive with your private
That seems like a start! Thanks for sending the feedback. Isn't Germany in
general fairly receptive to Free Software?
What's in cron.hourly? I just checked on my system and it's empty. Does the
connection drop every hour?
i only made one statement so saying "once again" is just pretentious - and as
you did not bother to educate me as to what exactly is "the point" i
allegedly missed, then one can only assume that you did not actually have one
https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem
care to try again?
I agree with banana, explain to us how you did fix it?
Please explain how the problem was "fixed": somebody else could profit from
your experience.
> said without a hint of irony - how noble to be concerned about the
ethics of executing a little unlicensed javascript with the consent of it's
author - while downloading copyrighted music without the consent of it's
author - sorry, if i am not impressed :(
Once again you miss the
It's not that hard to disassemble. Just make sure to remember where the
screws were..
You need to fully disassemble it to know if soic8 or 16.
If doing it for the first time, you will need approx 2 hours.
I intent to purchase an t400 from Ministry of Freedom next year.
You already have one, or are you researching in order to make up your mind
about it?
Thank you for linking that! Also, it would definitely be a good idea to
consolidate discussion. I'll sign up right now (I should have earlier, but...
better late than never, perhaps).
Thanks for the link- looks good!
As a side note, it may be worth mentioning that avideo will automatically
overwrite youtube-dl, so that any software which uses youtube-dl should
(minus error messages) automatically be compatible. That said, it doesn't
hurt to check- and it would
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